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| /usr/bin/make exists but won't run?
I have the September developer package installed. I have a file /usr/bin/make, but if I type make at the command line I get "command not found". Other commands in /usr/bin (such as who and whoami) work. What am I missing / what do I need to do to install software that's not already in precompiled binaries?
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Have you tried typing the whole path (/usr/bin/make) to see if you can access it that way? It seems odd to me that you wouldn't be able to access it at all, but trying the whole path is worth a shot. I'd seriously recommend an upgrade to the April tools as well, but since Jaguar is so close it may not make sense to wait for such a large download if you're using dialup.
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You might also want to check the file ownership and permissions of the file to make sure you have access to it, and that it's executable. hth, bear |
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