You can though, when running make, if it fails due to a particular missing library, use the yum provides option to find said missing library. I'm not sure, at a glance, which other Fedora packages you would need. Seems like someone made an rpm for F18, that might work. If you're running a PAE kernel (you can find that by running the command uname -r, and if there's a PAE in the result, you have a PAE kernel) you then need to change that kernel-devel to kernel-PAE-devel.ĭebian and RedHat based systems name things differently, unfortunately, so you have to do searches for the equivalent packages.įor example for ssl, it's probably openssl-devel Just remember that kernel-devel has to match your kernel. Will get you the build essentials-it will be pulling in other things too. Yum install gcc gcc-c++ make automake kernel-devel Generally, you can get something very similar to build-essential with

The trouble is that you're using a tutorial for Debian or Ubuntu-apt-get and other commands with apt, e.g., apt-cache are for Debian based systems.įedora uses yum, and doesn't have a build-essential-they have a developer-tools package, but that brings in a ton of unneeded things.

No problem, many people using Fedora are used to the GUI-in many ways, that's its target audience.

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