New user, command not found problem
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02 Jul 2016 19:48 #76924
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I loaded 2.7 from Cd and have it working and I am now trying to get usb wifi module working.
I found instruction to type "lsub" to see what it reports but i get the error "command not found"
I tried other commands and get the same error even when I precede with sudo.
I though I might need a utilities program loaded first so I tried to launch synaptic package Manager but it will not launch for some reason.
So my questions are:
- Should this command run or do I need to load some utilities program?
- Is there a reason synaptic package Manager does not launch
Thanks
George
I found instruction to type "lsub" to see what it reports but i get the error "command not found"
I tried other commands and get the same error even when I precede with sudo.
I though I might need a utilities program loaded first so I tried to launch synaptic package Manager but it will not launch for some reason.
So my questions are:
- Should this command run or do I need to load some utilities program?
- Is there a reason synaptic package Manager does not launch
Thanks
George
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03 Jul 2016 01:21 #76933
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Replied by w7rms on topic New user, command not found problem
lsusb is in the usbutils package.
sudo apt-get install usbutils
I don't know why synaptic won't load
Rick
sudo apt-get install usbutils
I don't know why synaptic won't load
Rick
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03 Jul 2016 15:37 #76940
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Did you install LinuxCNC, or are you just running from the CD?
I think that a number of things will fail to work if you are not on an installed system.
Replied by andypugh on topic New user, command not found problem
I loaded 2.7 from Cd and have it working and I am now trying to get usb wifi module working.
I found instruction to type "lsub" to see what it reports but i get the error "command not found"
Did you install LinuxCNC, or are you just running from the CD?
I think that a number of things will fail to work if you are not on an installed system.
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03 Jul 2016 18:49 #76945
by george4657
Replied by george4657 on topic New user, command not found problem
I have linuxcnc running no problem but I want internet access for updates. The problem is I can't run the commands lsusb or ifconfig to check my connection and I can't download the utilities required because I don have internet connection. i found the package on the cdrom but can't figure out how to load it off the disk.
Synaptic package Manager will not launch from the desktop but I can run it in terminal from command line. It tries to load the utilities from the internet so I am going around in circles.
How do I get packages loaded from the disk?
I ran dos 20 years ago but have been windows ever since so I need detailed steps as I learn linux .
Thanks for your help.
George
Synaptic package Manager will not launch from the desktop but I can run it in terminal from command line. It tries to load the utilities from the internet so I am going around in circles.
How do I get packages loaded from the disk?
I ran dos 20 years ago but have been windows ever since so I need detailed steps as I learn linux .
Thanks for your help.
George
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03 Jul 2016 18:56 #76946
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Replied by PCW on topic New user, command not found problem
On Debian, ifconfig is in /sbin
so you need to type
/sbin/ifconfig
to run it
so you need to type
/sbin/ifconfig
to run it
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