Difference between revisions of "C linux development"
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Revision as of 19:08, 20 December 2022
Debian based distro
Probably more packages than you need... Copy and paste the text below into your privileged shell session. (sudu bash first)
- (Read first and check security riscs)
cd ~; cat << 'EOF' > updatescript
#!/usr/bin/env bash
LIST="build-essential manpages-dev glibc-doc dpkg-dev linux-doc
user-mode-linux-doc libssl-dev docbook docbook-xml
docbook-xsl xsltproc libsystemd-dev libcjson1
libcjson-dev"
LOGFILE="./apt-install.log"
echo "" > $LOGFILE
DIRTY=0
for PACK in $LIST
do
printf "Installerer %s\n" $PACK
if apt -y install $PACK
then
printf "Package %s OK\n" $PACK >> $LOGFILE
else
printf "Package %s FAILED......................\n" $PACK >> $LOGFILE
let DIRTY=DIRTY+1
fi
done
printf "\n\n**************************************************\n"
if test $DIRTY -eq 0
then
printf "Seems all look good - all packages OK\n"
else
printf "ERROR: %d packages failed - see logfile: %s\n" $DIRTY $LOGFILE
fi
printf "**************************************************\n"
EOF
chmod +x updatescript
sudo ./updatescript