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autoconf installation in solaris 9
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bash-2.05$ ./autogen.sh
buildcheck: checking installation...
./build/buildcheck.sh: autoconf: not found
buildcheck: autoconf not found.
You need autoconf version 2.50 or newer installed.
Getting above error while running the script, seem autoconf is not installed, Please help me out with installation process for solaris 9.
installation solaris build autoconf
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bash-2.05$ ./autogen.sh
buildcheck: checking installation...
./build/buildcheck.sh: autoconf: not found
buildcheck: autoconf not found.
You need autoconf version 2.50 or newer installed.
Getting above error while running the script, seem autoconf is not installed, Please help me out with installation process for solaris 9.
installation solaris build autoconf
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bash-2.05$ ./autogen.sh
buildcheck: checking installation...
./build/buildcheck.sh: autoconf: not found
buildcheck: autoconf not found.
You need autoconf version 2.50 or newer installed.
Getting above error while running the script, seem autoconf is not installed, Please help me out with installation process for solaris 9.
installation solaris build autoconf
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bash-2.05$ ./autogen.sh
buildcheck: checking installation...
./build/buildcheck.sh: autoconf: not found
buildcheck: autoconf not found.
You need autoconf version 2.50 or newer installed.
Getting above error while running the script, seem autoconf is not installed, Please help me out with installation process for solaris 9.
installation solaris build autoconf
installation solaris build autoconf
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Solaris 9 is a very old version, from 2002, and not well supported now that it's years past the end of its support life. You might find pre-built packages if you search sites like http://unixpackages.com/, but you might be stuck downloading the autoconf source from https://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/ and building it yourself.
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and building it yourself If it builds - Solaris 9 is waaay old, and Linux-targeted code such asautoconflikely won't build without significant modification. It's literally worse than asking current Windows code to compile on Windows 95.
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Solaris 9 is a very old version, from 2002, and not well supported now that it's years past the end of its support life. You might find pre-built packages if you search sites like http://unixpackages.com/, but you might be stuck downloading the autoconf source from https://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/ and building it yourself.
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and building it yourself If it builds - Solaris 9 is waaay old, and Linux-targeted code such asautoconflikely won't build without significant modification. It's literally worse than asking current Windows code to compile on Windows 95.
– Andrew Henle
8 hours ago
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Solaris 9 is a very old version, from 2002, and not well supported now that it's years past the end of its support life. You might find pre-built packages if you search sites like http://unixpackages.com/, but you might be stuck downloading the autoconf source from https://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/ and building it yourself.
answered yesterday
alancalanc
988511
and building it yourself If it builds - Solaris 9 is waaay old, and Linux-targeted code such asautoconflikely won't build without significant modification. It's literally worse than asking current Windows code to compile on Windows 95.
– Andrew Henle
8 hours ago
add a comment |
Solaris 9 is a very old version, from 2002, and not well supported now that it's years past the end of its support life. You might find pre-built packages if you search sites like http://unixpackages.com/, but you might be stuck downloading the autoconf source from https://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/ and building it yourself.
answered yesterday
alancalanc
988511
Solaris 9 is a very old version, from 2002, and not well supported now that it's years past the end of its support life. You might find pre-built packages if you search sites like http://unixpackages.com/, but you might be stuck downloading the autoconf source from https://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/ and building it yourself.
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and building it yourself If it builds - Solaris 9 is waaay old, and Linux-targeted code such asautoconflikely won't build without significant modification. It's literally worse than asking current Windows code to compile on Windows 95.
– Andrew Henle
8 hours ago
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and building it yourself If it builds - Solaris 9 is waaay old, and Linux-targeted code such asautoconflikely won't build without significant modification. It's literally worse than asking current Windows code to compile on Windows 95.
– Andrew Henle
8 hours ago
and building it yourself If it builds - Solaris 9 is waaay old, and Linux-targeted code such as
autoconf likely won't build without significant modification. It's literally worse than asking current Windows code to compile on Windows 95.– Andrew Henle
8 hours ago
and building it yourself If it builds - Solaris 9 is waaay old, and Linux-targeted code such as
autoconf likely won't build without significant modification. It's literally worse than asking current Windows code to compile on Windows 95.– Andrew Henle
8 hours ago
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