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26-Feb-2004, 09:36 PM #1
Question GCC Problem
I seem to be having a problem installing GCC on RH9 properly. I go to the Add/Remove Applications menu and choose to install GCC so I can install MLDonkey properly. It gives me an error message when I choose to install (GCC) that says that I need to install krb5-libs=1.2.7-10 and openssl0.9.7a-2... when I d/led those RPMs and attempted to install them, it said that they were already installed... What do I need to do?
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27-Feb-2004, 09:54 PM #3
Gcc should be installed in the absolute base install. Go to the term and type gcc -v or g++ -v.

If you get output, then it is installed.
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