There is no make command in Linux (make: *** No target specified and no makefile or make command installation method found)

Notice! ! !

This situation can actually be avoided during the installation of the virtual machine. Next time you test the virtual machine, just select the development tool.

Okay, let's get back to the topic. This time I'm going to help you solve the problem. First, enter make and you will see the following display:

In this case, if there is an Internet connection, you can directly enter yum -y install make to solve the problem. If there is no Internet connection, you need to download the source package online and upload it.

yum -y install make

Download from the following URL in an offline environment and upload to the Linux system via xftp

http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/make/make-4.2.tar.gz

Installation steps: Unzip the tarball and go to the make-4.2 directory

tar -zxvf make-4.2.tar.gz 

Execute ./configure

./configure 

Type make, make install

makemake install

At this time, the make command has been installed. Enter make to compile the source code package. Note! ! ! ! If this method still doesn't work, it's because the system doesn't have gcc. You also need to install the gcc source package. Since the gcc source package has too many dependencies, I won't demonstrate it here. I'll leave a dependency chart. You can search the Internet for installation methods. If you have a network environment, enter yum -y install gcc.

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