Fixed. Apparently, I have to manually tell Suse to add the OSS repository (as well as others) to the list of repositories to be searched. Once I stumbled across that, suddenly, I can install packages.
Subject: [opensuse] C compiler in oss?
Just clean-installed openSUSE 10.3 on a new system. The articles about it say that there is a C compiler in it but I can't find it. cc and gcc are not present. Neither is make or nmake. When I try to install software packages from the Suse 'oss' web sites using YAST, it aborts out without error messages.
I want to be able to compile C code, but I want to be able to install other packages too.
Any ideas?
Steve
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