Using gmake Failing on build

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Hello,

I have successful ran ./configure using gcc with Apache 2.2.0 on Solaris 10.
I am stuck on the next step in installation, "make". I have gmake installed
and was attempting to use that.

When I attempt to run gmake, I get the error:

/bin/bash/make not found

[all-recursiv3e] Error 1

Then when I try and us just make I get the following error:

Bash: line 17: make: command not found

So I created a link so make would call gmake, but that failed too.

Any ideas on how I can use gmake, or what I am doing wrong?

Thanks,

Michael

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Hello,

 

I have successful ran ./configure using gcc with =
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“make”.
I have gmake installed and was attempting to use that.

 

When I attempt to run gmake, I get the =
error:

/bin/bash/make not found

[all-recursiv3e] Error 1

 

Then when I try and us just make I get the following =
error:

Bash: line 17: make: command not =
found

 

 

So I created a link so make would call gmake, but =
that
failed too.

 

Any ideas on how I can use gmake, or what I am doing =
wrong?

 

Thanks,

Michael

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On 12/3/05, Michael S Pallos <mpallos [at] gte.net> wrote:

> So I created a link so make would call gmake, but that failed too.

You need to have a program called "make" in your path -- whether that
is actually gmake on the back-end shouldn't matter, I'd guess. I'd
guess that the link above is not working.

Joshua.

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You either don't have "make" in your path or its not installed on your
machine...

"Michael S Pallos" <mpallos [at] gte.net>

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Hello,

I have successful ran ./configure using gcc with Apache 2.2.0 on Solaris
10. I am stuck on the next step in installation, =3Fmake=3F. I have gmake=

installed and was attempting to use that.

When I attempt to run gmake, I get the error:
/bin/bash/make not found
[all-recursiv3e] Error 1

Then when I try and us just make I get the following error:
Bash: line 17: make: command not found

So I created a link so make would call gmake, but that failed too.

Any ideas on how I can use gmake, or what I am doing wrong=3F

Thanks,
Michael

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 Hello,
 
 I have successful ran ./configure using =
gcc
with Apache 2.2.0 on Solaris 10. I am stuck on the next step in =
installation,
“make”. I have gmake installed and was attempting to use =
that.
 
 When I attempt to run gmake, I get the =
error:
 /bin/bash/make not found
 [all-recursiv3e] Error 1
 
 Then when I try and us just make I get the
=66ollowing error:
 Bash: line 17: make: command not =
=66ound
 
 
 So I created a link so make would call =
gmake,
but that failed too.
 
 Any ideas on how I can use gmake, or what
I am doing wrong=3F
 
 Thanks,
 Michael
 
 
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