alison waller <awaller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I have just installed Fedora on a partition of my hard drive.
>
> However, upon trying to compile a program (using make) that I had
> downloaded (clustalw) I realized that I didn't have gcc.
>
> I tried to install it from my second disk, but there was an error.
This sounds like a Fedora or redhat issue - please ask your question
in an appropriate forum, like comp.os.linux.redhat .
> Now, when trying to make I get the following message.
If your install of gcc is partially broken, you probably can't trust
it. Get a new binary from your OS implementor, and re-install it.
[snip]
> I cannot install it from the disk for some reason. I have also tried
> using an rpm, but have failed.
I'm sorry, but it's impossible (for me) to tell what is wrong here; it
could be hardware, configuration, user error, alpha particles
... I don't know. You haven't provided enough detail.
