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by cstuder
5029 days ago
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Only in this case the learning effect isn't that great, because he doesn't explain the (to me) most confusing part: Why is the edit of the make file necessary? Isn't make responsible for choosing the right configuration settings for the current environment? |
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1. configure
2. make
3. sudo make install
Note the absence of 1, which would usually perform these kinds of things (checking for prerequisites, for example).