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Can't run apt-get build-essentials on StellarMate OS 1.5.8

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Can't run apt-get build-essentials on StellarMate OS 1.5.8 was created by Rick Wayne

Do I need to add a repo or something? Worked without fuss on previous versions.

I'm trying to build Kevin's Waveshare Motor HAT driver, which I have done many times before.

Thanks,

rw
Last edit: 2 years 11 months ago by Rick Wayne.
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Replied by Thomas Stibor on topic Can't run apt-get build-essentials on StellarMate OS 1.5.8

There is no build-essentials, but build-essential (without 's' at end)

$ apt search build-essentials
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done

$ apt search build-essential
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
build-essential/stable,now 12.6 amd64 [installed]
Informational list of build-essential packages

It should be available on each DEB Distribution.
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Replied by nou on topic Can't run apt-get build-essentials on StellarMate OS 1.5.8

Just to be sure whole command is "sudo apt install build-essential"
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Replied by Rick Wayne on topic Can't run apt-get build-essentials on StellarMate OS 1.5.8

Yeah, I mistyped it in the header. Definitely does not work as "build-essential". I'm sure it's a missing repo but I've no idea where that lives, and Google has so far failed me.
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Replied by Rick Wayne on topic Can't run apt-get build-essentials on StellarMate OS 1.5.8

Well, of course it was something stupid. I forgot to do "sudo apt-get update" first.
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