Mandriva Linux question

[wysota]

Mandriva live-cd was not meant for development. Either install it on your disk and use rpmdrake to install the remaining required software or use a live-cd meant for development - it will have the tools already installed.

As for gcc C++ development, you need at least those packages installed (and of course their dependencies):

• libgcc1
• gcc
• gcc-cpp
• gcc-c++

Running "urpmi gcc-c++ glibc-devel libstdc++-devel" should install all the required software, provided that urpmi is configured properly.

[jacek]

And don't forget about installing make.

[Salazaar]

Mandriva live-cd was not meant for development.

What's the name of this?

[wysota]

The name of what?

[Salazaar]

Of this Madnriva sub-distribution you've mentioned to use otherwise. I've got another problem. I've moved some files (.tar.bz2) to a directory. I've extracted one, ok. I'm extracting secon, but it tells me that I don't have the permission to write it. But previous file I've unpacked with no problem! These two files have the same permissions. Regards

[wysota]

I didn't say to use mandriva. Mandriva doesn't have a live-cd dedicated for development. Either install mandriva on a hard disk as a regular system or find a different live-cd, best if it was based on Debian.

[Salazaar]

So you suggest not to use mandriva to develop programs? I tried Kubuntu, but I had network problems. My network card was well recognised, but when I tried to connect to it, computer has been crashing every time...

[wysota]

So you suggest not to use mandriva to develop programs?

No I suggest not to use mandriva live-cd to develop programs. I use Mandriva myself and it works just fine. But I run it from my hard disk and not from a live cd.

[Salazaar]

No I suggest not to use mandriva live-cd to develop programs. I use Mandriva myself and it works just fine. But I run it from my hard disk and not from a live cd.

I don't understand. Running from hdd? Explain, please, what shell I do to have Mandriva 2008 with all developer-needed components.
Regards

[wysota]

Download and install a complete distro.

http://www.mandriva.com/en/download/free

[Salazaar]

Download and install a complete distro.

http://www.mandriva.com/en/download/free

i don't understand. That's what I've done. I've downloaded Mandriva One, burned it and installed, but I haven't got gcc and others.
Regards

[DeepDiver]

You need to install the packages you need.
There are many ways to install packages on linux.

http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=855

[Salazaar]

You need to install the packages you need.
There are many ways to install packages on linux.

http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=855

There is one way described there. This is not enough. I've also tried to install from mandriva live-cd, but there I've only got gcc preprocesor and lib

[wysota]

Mandriva One is the live cd. I'm talking about Mandriva 2008.0 that comes on a DVD.

[DeepDiver]

I'm running Debian and Kubuntu and I never downloaded the full dvd/cd-set.
Debian knows a netinstall cd with ~180 MB with the base system and the installer.
All packages are downloaded via http/ftp.

This must be possible with Mandriva as well.

Just my two cents

[Salazaar]

Mandriva One is the live cd. I'm talking about Mandriva 2008.0 that comes on a DVD.

Wysota, are you talking about this?