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build-essential is a package that resides in aptitude (Debian), not in Yum (RHEL). Maybe you should rephrase your question to provide more information about the core issue--i.e., installing EC2 tools?


The (rough) equivalent of the build-essential meta-package for yum is:

yum install make glibc-devel gcc patch 

build-essential is a package that resides in aptitude (Debian), not in Yum (RHEL). Maybe you should rephrase your question to provide more information about the core issue--i.e., installing EC2 tools?


The (rough) equivalent of the build-essential meta-package for yum is:

yum install make glibc-devel gcc 

build-essential is a package that resides in aptitude (Debian), not in Yum (RHEL). Maybe you should rephrase your question to provide more information about the core issue--i.e., installing EC2 tools?


The (rough) equivalent of the build-essential meta-package for yum is:

yum install make glibc-devel gcc patch 
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build-essential is a package that resides in aptitude (Debian), not in Yum (RHEL). Maybe you should rephrase your question to provide more information about the core issue--i.e., installing EC2 tools?


The (rough) equivalent of the build-essential meta-package for yum is:

yum install make glibc-devel gcc 

build-essential is a package that resides in aptitude (Debian), not in Yum (RHEL). Maybe you should rephrase your question to provide more information about the core issue--i.e., installing EC2 tools?

build-essential is a package that resides in aptitude (Debian), not in Yum (RHEL). Maybe you should rephrase your question to provide more information about the core issue--i.e., installing EC2 tools?


The (rough) equivalent of the build-essential meta-package for yum is:

yum install make glibc-devel gcc 
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Andrew M.
  • 11.4k
  • 3
  • 37
  • 30

build-essential is a package that resides in aptitude (Debian), not in Yum (RHEL). Maybe you should rephrase your question to provide more information about the core issue--i.e., installing EC2 tools?