How to install 'Development Tools' into a CentOS machine without internet?
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I need gcc, make and other essential stuff on a CentOS machine. The thing is that the machine is not (and probably will not be) connected to the internet.
Downloading the packages on some other computer, then moving and installing them here seems as an option. However, to compile packages I need make in the first place as far as I know.
What should I do? How can I get make here? How can I use yum to install packages from the local drive?
Edit:
The only machine I have with internet runs Windows of which admin rights I do not have.
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I need gcc, make and other essential stuff on a CentOS machine. The thing is that the machine is not (and probably will not be) connected to the internet.
Downloading the packages on some other computer, then moving and installing them here seems as an option. However, to compile packages I need make in the first place as far as I know.
What should I do? How can I get make here? How can I use yum to install packages from the local drive?
Edit:
The only machine I have with internet runs Windows of which admin rights I do not have.
centos yum
asked Dec 3 at 7:17
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If you have the CentOS DVD, you can set up a local repository and just proceed with regular yum commands.
– Haxiel
Dec 3 at 12:46
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I need gcc, make and other essential stuff on a CentOS machine. The thing is that the machine is not (and probably will not be) connected to the internet.
Downloading the packages on some other computer, then moving and installing them here seems as an option. However, to compile packages I need make in the first place as far as I know.
What should I do? How can I get make here? How can I use yum to install packages from the local drive?
Edit:
The only machine I have with internet runs Windows of which admin rights I do not have.
centos yum
asked Dec 3 at 7:17
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I need gcc, make and other essential stuff on a CentOS machine. The thing is that the machine is not (and probably will not be) connected to the internet.
Downloading the packages on some other computer, then moving and installing them here seems as an option. However, to compile packages I need make in the first place as far as I know.
What should I do? How can I get make here? How can I use yum to install packages from the local drive?
Edit:
The only machine I have with internet runs Windows of which admin rights I do not have.
centos yum
centos yum
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If you have the CentOS DVD, you can set up a local repository and just proceed with regular yum commands.
– Haxiel
Dec 3 at 12:46
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If you have the CentOS DVD, you can set up a local repository and just proceed with regular yum commands.
– Haxiel
Dec 3 at 12:46
If you have the CentOS DVD, you can set up a local repository and just proceed with regular yum commands.
– Haxiel
Dec 3 at 12:46
If you have the CentOS DVD, you can set up a local repository and just proceed with regular yum commands.
– Haxiel
Dec 3 at 12:46
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Resolve your package dependencies from a same distro release version (major at least)
Download them all with yumdownloader from an internet connected box.
You might need to install yumdownloader first on the network box.
Transfer them rpm and profit!
answered Dec 3 at 7:22
M.N.
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Note:yumdownloaderhas a--resolveswitch which will download all the dependencies, but that will be based on the state of the machine you run it on.
– Ulrich Schwarz
Dec 3 at 7:47
Challenge updated :). The only machine I have with internet runs Windows. Can I still do this?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 11:07
Install VirtualBox on Windows, reproduce your CentOS setup there and fiddle with it.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 11:43
@AnonymousLurker I cannot stop smiling reluctantly because of the level of desperation. I do not have admin rights on the Windows machine, so I cannot install anything on it. Also I cannot ask for it to the Admin. What am I going to do?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 12:38
@trxrg probably trying to stop solving a social problem by technical means. There has to be somebody in charge. You can also install VirtualBox on another computer where you actually have admin rights and try to reproduce your CentOS setup there.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 17:08
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You don't need to have make before any installation. rpm operates on packages - so all stuff inside a package.rpm is already compiled (except *-devel.rpm etc.). Just do as you mentioned, download needed rpm's, copy to destination machine and do rpm -ihv yourstuff.rpm (and yes, remember about dependencies).
answered Dec 3 at 12:31
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
Resolve your package dependencies from a same distro release version (major at least)
Download them all with yumdownloader from an internet connected box.
You might need to install yumdownloader first on the network box.
Transfer them rpm and profit!
answered Dec 3 at 7:22
M.N.
264
1
Note:yumdownloaderhas a--resolveswitch which will download all the dependencies, but that will be based on the state of the machine you run it on.
– Ulrich Schwarz
Dec 3 at 7:47
Challenge updated :). The only machine I have with internet runs Windows. Can I still do this?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 11:07
Install VirtualBox on Windows, reproduce your CentOS setup there and fiddle with it.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 11:43
@AnonymousLurker I cannot stop smiling reluctantly because of the level of desperation. I do not have admin rights on the Windows machine, so I cannot install anything on it. Also I cannot ask for it to the Admin. What am I going to do?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 12:38
@trxrg probably trying to stop solving a social problem by technical means. There has to be somebody in charge. You can also install VirtualBox on another computer where you actually have admin rights and try to reproduce your CentOS setup there.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 17:08
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
Resolve your package dependencies from a same distro release version (major at least)
Download them all with yumdownloader from an internet connected box.
You might need to install yumdownloader first on the network box.
Transfer them rpm and profit!
answered Dec 3 at 7:22
M.N.
264
1
Note:yumdownloaderhas a--resolveswitch which will download all the dependencies, but that will be based on the state of the machine you run it on.
– Ulrich Schwarz
Dec 3 at 7:47
Challenge updated :). The only machine I have with internet runs Windows. Can I still do this?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 11:07
Install VirtualBox on Windows, reproduce your CentOS setup there and fiddle with it.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 11:43
@AnonymousLurker I cannot stop smiling reluctantly because of the level of desperation. I do not have admin rights on the Windows machine, so I cannot install anything on it. Also I cannot ask for it to the Admin. What am I going to do?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 12:38
@trxrg probably trying to stop solving a social problem by technical means. There has to be somebody in charge. You can also install VirtualBox on another computer where you actually have admin rights and try to reproduce your CentOS setup there.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 17:08
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Resolve your package dependencies from a same distro release version (major at least)
Download them all with yumdownloader from an internet connected box.
You might need to install yumdownloader first on the network box.
Transfer them rpm and profit!
answered Dec 3 at 7:22
M.N.
264
Resolve your package dependencies from a same distro release version (major at least)
Download them all with yumdownloader from an internet connected box.
You might need to install yumdownloader first on the network box.
Transfer them rpm and profit!
answered Dec 3 at 7:22
M.N.
264
edited 2 days ago
answered Dec 3 at 7:22
M.N.
264
answered Dec 3 at 7:22
M.N.
264
answered Dec 3 at 7:22
M.N.
264
264
1
Note:yumdownloaderhas a--resolveswitch which will download all the dependencies, but that will be based on the state of the machine you run it on.
– Ulrich Schwarz
Dec 3 at 7:47
Challenge updated :). The only machine I have with internet runs Windows. Can I still do this?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 11:07
Install VirtualBox on Windows, reproduce your CentOS setup there and fiddle with it.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 11:43
@AnonymousLurker I cannot stop smiling reluctantly because of the level of desperation. I do not have admin rights on the Windows machine, so I cannot install anything on it. Also I cannot ask for it to the Admin. What am I going to do?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 12:38
@trxrg probably trying to stop solving a social problem by technical means. There has to be somebody in charge. You can also install VirtualBox on another computer where you actually have admin rights and try to reproduce your CentOS setup there.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 17:08
add a comment |
1
Note:yumdownloaderhas a--resolveswitch which will download all the dependencies, but that will be based on the state of the machine you run it on.
– Ulrich Schwarz
Dec 3 at 7:47
Challenge updated :). The only machine I have with internet runs Windows. Can I still do this?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 11:07
Install VirtualBox on Windows, reproduce your CentOS setup there and fiddle with it.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 11:43
@AnonymousLurker I cannot stop smiling reluctantly because of the level of desperation. I do not have admin rights on the Windows machine, so I cannot install anything on it. Also I cannot ask for it to the Admin. What am I going to do?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 12:38
@trxrg probably trying to stop solving a social problem by technical means. There has to be somebody in charge. You can also install VirtualBox on another computer where you actually have admin rights and try to reproduce your CentOS setup there.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 17:08
1
1
Note:
yumdownloader has a --resolve switch which will download all the dependencies, but that will be based on the state of the machine you run it on.– Ulrich Schwarz
Dec 3 at 7:47
Note:
yumdownloader has a --resolve switch which will download all the dependencies, but that will be based on the state of the machine you run it on.– Ulrich Schwarz
Dec 3 at 7:47
Challenge updated :). The only machine I have with internet runs Windows. Can I still do this?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 11:07
Challenge updated :). The only machine I have with internet runs Windows. Can I still do this?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 11:07
Install VirtualBox on Windows, reproduce your CentOS setup there and fiddle with it.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 11:43
Install VirtualBox on Windows, reproduce your CentOS setup there and fiddle with it.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 11:43
@AnonymousLurker I cannot stop smiling reluctantly because of the level of desperation. I do not have admin rights on the Windows machine, so I cannot install anything on it. Also I cannot ask for it to the Admin. What am I going to do?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 12:38
@AnonymousLurker I cannot stop smiling reluctantly because of the level of desperation. I do not have admin rights on the Windows machine, so I cannot install anything on it. Also I cannot ask for it to the Admin. What am I going to do?
– trxrg
Dec 3 at 12:38
@trxrg probably trying to stop solving a social problem by technical means. There has to be somebody in charge. You can also install VirtualBox on another computer where you actually have admin rights and try to reproduce your CentOS setup there.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 17:08
@trxrg probably trying to stop solving a social problem by technical means. There has to be somebody in charge. You can also install VirtualBox on another computer where you actually have admin rights and try to reproduce your CentOS setup there.
– AnonymousLurker
Dec 3 at 17:08
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
You don't need to have make before any installation. rpm operates on packages - so all stuff inside a package.rpm is already compiled (except *-devel.rpm etc.). Just do as you mentioned, download needed rpm's, copy to destination machine and do rpm -ihv yourstuff.rpm (and yes, remember about dependencies).
answered Dec 3 at 12:31
Radek Radek
213
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
You don't need to have make before any installation. rpm operates on packages - so all stuff inside a package.rpm is already compiled (except *-devel.rpm etc.). Just do as you mentioned, download needed rpm's, copy to destination machine and do rpm -ihv yourstuff.rpm (and yes, remember about dependencies).
answered Dec 3 at 12:31
Radek Radek
213
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
You don't need to have make before any installation. rpm operates on packages - so all stuff inside a package.rpm is already compiled (except *-devel.rpm etc.). Just do as you mentioned, download needed rpm's, copy to destination machine and do rpm -ihv yourstuff.rpm (and yes, remember about dependencies).
answered Dec 3 at 12:31
Radek Radek
213
You don't need to have make before any installation. rpm operates on packages - so all stuff inside a package.rpm is already compiled (except *-devel.rpm etc.). Just do as you mentioned, download needed rpm's, copy to destination machine and do rpm -ihv yourstuff.rpm (and yes, remember about dependencies).
answered Dec 3 at 12:31
Radek Radek
213
answered Dec 3 at 12:31
Radek Radek
213
answered Dec 3 at 12:31
Radek Radek
213
answered Dec 3 at 12:31
Radek Radek
213
213
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If you have the CentOS DVD, you can set up a local repository and just proceed with regular yum commands.
– Haxiel
Dec 3 at 12:46