scripts/gcc-version.sh: line 27: gcc: command not found scripts/gcc-version.sh: line 26: gcc: command not found Make: Entering directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.19.0-041900-generic'Īrch/x86/Makefile:150: CONFIG_X86_X32 enabled but no binutils support When invoking the "make" command it returns all kinds of errors: The "make clean" command appears to do something with no errors. ~ Another posting advises the following: (#855668)
~ Another posting advised running the following command:Įxecuting that command resulted in an error:Į: Unable to locate package rtl8811cu-dkms ~ I've tried disconnecting my wired ethernet cable and rebooting 18.04 wth the USB dongle connected but nothing happens. ~ Read thru this post which looks quite complicated: Why aren't they "available"? What does "available" mean? If the lsusb command sees the hardware, how is the connection made from that visibility to this sys settings page?
However when I go to that Systems Settings Additional Drivers page the field is blank and only says, "No additional drivers available". In my case that would be the Realtek WiFi USB dongle driver. ~ I'm noticing in many internet related posts that users are advising to go to "System Settings", "Additional Drivers" and that I "Activate" the driver and the OS will automatically install the proprietary driver.
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