CAN'T INSTALL 8.0.5.1 ON LINUX MANDRAKE

Hi, everyone.
I'm stuck. I seem to have completed all of the steps in the
installation manual for Oracle Server 8.0.5.1 Enterprise
Edition, but during the file copying phase I get an error:
$bash: make: command not found
Then, in an attempt to see if that was the only problem I had, I
chose 'back' (or 'cancel', don't remember exactly which) to
continue the installation and got a whole bunch of 'executable
linking' errors.
I come from the NT background, but realizing the fact that Unix
platforms are far more superior and robust and pursuing my
Oracle DBA training program, I'm pulling all my efforts and
nerves together to get my Oracle to work on Linux.
If there's anyone in the community who can tip me on what
exactly I am missing in my configuration, I would be extremely
grateful.
Please, help.
Thank you,
Evgueni.
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make is an essential part of a compilation process ...
Try the command : type make
If it doesn't reply something like ' make is /bin/make ', then
you didn't installed this package ...
You ABSOLUTLY need a compiler, a linker, a maker, a CVS, etc ...
Evgueni Koldachenko (guest) wrote:
: Hi, everyone.
: I'm stuck. I seem to have completed all of the steps in the
: installation manual for Oracle Server 8.0.5.1 Enterprise
: Edition, but during the file copying phase I get an error:
: $bash: make: command not found
: Then, in an attempt to see if that was the only problem I had,
I
: chose 'back' (or 'cancel', don't remember exactly which) to
: continue the installation and got a whole bunch of 'executable
: linking' errors.
: I come from the NT background, but realizing the fact that Unix
: platforms are far more superior and robust and pursuing my
: Oracle DBA training program, I'm pulling all my efforts and
: nerves together to get my Oracle to work on Linux.
: If there's anyone in the community who can tip me on what
: exactly I am missing in my configuration, I would be extremely
: grateful.
: Please, help.
: Thank you,
: Evgueni.
null

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