ok it seems that the sources aren't at /usr/src/linux try cd /usr/src/
and ls in there, if nothing is in there then you're going to have to
download ("update" i assume in mandrake's package manager) the source
for the most recent kernel. GCC is probable installed but a different
version than required, i've scan read these emails so forgive me if
i'm not paying great attention to detail - BT messed my lines up at
the beginning of the week and i've only *JUST* got them back. So i'll
make a more detailed input later.
Regards,
andrew
On 31/03/06, Kevanf1 <kevanf1(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 31/03/06, stuart bell <sailing1(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> K,
> In a console as 'su' I ran urpmi gcc (from a linux chat room!) Things got
> better then- it ran through a lot of stuff then stopped. Telling me that
> kernel sources were missing - error cannot find kernel sources i think. It's
> a pain but the XP i'm using now is worse.
>
> Stuart
>
That's what I mean about the command line being better :-)
Ok, I thought this might happen as I hinted. It looks like it is
asking you to install the kernel sources. The make seems to need to
be able to access these. So, I would look at installing from the
CD/DVD set as I mentioned previously.
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