My system is Debian 3.0 with base installation. I'm testing some openpkg packages via compiling and it fails. I then proceed with "apt-get install build-essential" to install this package. Once done, compiling openpkg packages work.
My question is, what are some of the packages below from installing "build-essential" that I actually need? I don't think I need gcc, binutils, make and perl (again) when I already have those installed via openpkg? Thanks. Regards, - Mike # openpkg rpm -qa | sort apache-1.3.29-2.0.0 binutils-2.14-2.0.0 db-4.2.52.2-2.0.0 fsl-1.4.0-2.0.0 gcc-3.3.3-2.0.0 gdbm-1.8.3-2.0.0 make-3.80-2.0.0 openpkg-2.0.0-2.0.0 openssl-0.9.7c-2.0.0 pcre-4.5-2.0.0 perl-5.8.3-2.0.0 perl-ds-5.8.3-2.0.0 perl-openpkg-5.8.3-2.0.0 perl-time-5.8.3-2.0.0 postfix-2.0.18-2.0.0 procmail-3.22-2.0.0 sasl-2.1.17-2.0.0 gpg-pubkey-xxxxxxx # apt-get install build-essential The following extra packages will be installed: binutils cpp cpp-2.95 dpkg-dev g++ g++-2.95 gcc gcc-2.95 libc6-dev libstdc++2.10-dev make patch perl perl-base perl-modules The following NEW packages will be installed: binutils build-essential cpp cpp-2.95 dpkg-dev g++ g++-2.95 gcc gcc-2.95 libc6-dev libstdc++2.10-dev make patch perl perl-modules ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org User Communication List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
