Digital BW, The Print

On my Mandrake box, i have already installed the kernel sources 
which include all libraries/compilers to compile programs.  
I used redhat a while ago and if i remembercorrectly, the kernel 
sources were not on the first three disks. I would advise you to ask 
poeple on linux forums or rehdat-specific forums as to where to find 
the kernel sources. I would also suggest to install all of the 
kernel sources not just this paricular library as you may need them 
later for compiling other programs. 
  Alternatively, do a google search on for example for ¨where is the 
kernel source for redhat¨ or similar terms. 
  Regards, Ramin 
 
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" 
<thusband@s...> wrote: 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Ramin" 
> <raminolta@y...> wrote: 
> >   As Roger said you are muxt be missing C compiler. One note to 
add  
> > which might be of some help later: you may also have to give the  
> > relative paths to these executive scripts. For me, this was the 
case  
> > at the next stage where i had to run ¨./sh install-quadtonerip¨ 
or  
> > ¨sh ./install-quadtonerip¨ to have it run (i don´t remeber which  
> > one) while the instruction manual that comes with the software 
does  
> > not mention this possibility and without giving the relative 
path, i  
> > was getting the error ¨command not found¨.  
> >   Regards, Ramin  
>  
> Thanks Roger and Ramin.  Back to the manuals and web sites as I 
> haven't a clue what the C compiler is but, heck, I didn't have a 
clue 
> about Linux a month ago so this too will be overcome.  The C 
compiler 
> would be on which of the three disks?  Do I boot up with #1 again 
and 
> look for it?  I'll keep the relative path thing in mind too.  This 
has 
> been a real learning experience. 
>  
> Thanks again, 
>  
> Tom