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[Bob Kucera <bobkucera AT verizon.net>]

Thanks Cristóbal,
went through it again using rpm of minicom and ended up at:
configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH.
which is where the cutecom ended except referring to QT C++.  then i 
thought - okay i'll install the QT program it was looking for.  now i 
think i understand that the compilers are loaded but my path statement 
is lacking.  i'll look into that now.  if its not the path but an 
actually "no acceptable" C compiler i'll find what is acceptable and 
install or enable that.

gotta be close.  will let you know. still resisting just hooking it up 
with hyperterminal in 10 secs.  this is a good learning exercise for 
me.  been through a lot going round about this.

lets continue offline, since i'm rather embarassed in front of all the 
INWs .  by the way, INW has already  been more responsive than I saw on  
a suse forum where I saw this question asked more than once over a 
couple years without a good answer.  go INWs!  when we get it i'll 
summarize the solution online.

thank you Cristobal.



Palmer wrote:
> did you try running it as root the first time? What was the error?
>
> On 3/21/07, Bob Kucera <bobkucera AT verizon.net> wrote:
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> > fair enough, will try minicom again.  some of the whine: for some reason
> > i started with minicom and switched to cutecom after some obstacle.
> > then found myself trying to install C++ QT compiler for cutecom until i
> > gave up.
> >
> > will try minicom again and hopefully be successful, if not will be more
> > specific with a question.  Thanks Jason.
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