bash: make: command not found
By: Emiley J
If you get the error bash: make: command not found, I take it that, linux is not your hardcore. Because this error is a beginner's question and could be easily resolved as below.
It only shows that your linux server does not have make installed. Depending on your type of linux you can use either of these commands to install make and therefore get rid of the above problem.
yum install make
apt-get install make
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1. I take it English is not your 'hardcore', because it's grammatically incorrect to start a sentence w
View Tutorial By: Fred at 2013-01-17 14:49:09
2. thanks for help
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