How I can install build-essential in a PC without Internet Connection?
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I need to download that package from another PC with Internet and after install it on the Linux PC.
There's any way? Thanks!
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I need to download that package from another PC with Internet and after install it on the Linux PC.
There's any way? Thanks!
installation git-buildpackage
asked Oct 19 '13 at 18:39
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Possible duplicate of How can I install software or packages without Internet (offline)?
– karel
Jan 16 at 15:12
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I need to download that package from another PC with Internet and after install it on the Linux PC.
There's any way? Thanks!
installation git-buildpackage
asked Oct 19 '13 at 18:39
SergioSergio
1516
I need to download that package from another PC with Internet and after install it on the Linux PC.
There's any way? Thanks!
installation git-buildpackage
installation git-buildpackage
asked Oct 19 '13 at 18:39
SergioSergio
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asked Oct 19 '13 at 18:39
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asked Oct 19 '13 at 18:39
SergioSergio
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asked Oct 19 '13 at 18:39
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asked Oct 19 '13 at 18:39
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Possible duplicate of How can I install software or packages without Internet (offline)?
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On the Internet-less computer:
- Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the new window enter
PACKAGENAME=<The name of the Package to install>and press enter - The enter this:
apt-get -qqs install $PACKAGENAME | grep Inst | awk '{print $2}' | xargs apt-cache show | grep 'Filename: ' | awk '{print $2}' | while read filepath; do echo "wget "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/${filepath}""; done >downloader.sh
- A ready-to-use downloader for the package has now been created in you home folder
- Open your home directory in the file browser and move the file
downloader.shto the top-level directory of your flash drive - Eject your flash drive
On the computer with Internet:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sh downloader.shand press enter - Wait for the download to complete
- Eject your flash drive
Back to the Internet-less computer:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sudo dpkg --install *.deband press enter - Wait for the package to install
Note: This will only work with packages for the Ubuntu archive!
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Without the Internet connection available at the moment of executingapt-get install $PACKAGENAME, "Unable to locate package" error will be returned.
– melvynkim
Dec 21 '13 at 21:28
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On the Internet-less computer:
- Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the new window enter
PACKAGENAME=<The name of the Package to install>and press enter - The enter this:
apt-get -qqs install $PACKAGENAME | grep Inst | awk '{print $2}' | xargs apt-cache show | grep 'Filename: ' | awk '{print $2}' | while read filepath; do echo "wget "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/${filepath}""; done >downloader.sh
- A ready-to-use downloader for the package has now been created in you home folder
- Open your home directory in the file browser and move the file
downloader.shto the top-level directory of your flash drive - Eject your flash drive
On the computer with Internet:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sh downloader.shand press enter - Wait for the download to complete
- Eject your flash drive
Back to the Internet-less computer:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sudo dpkg --install *.deband press enter - Wait for the package to install
Note: This will only work with packages for the Ubuntu archive!
1
Without the Internet connection available at the moment of executingapt-get install $PACKAGENAME, "Unable to locate package" error will be returned.
– melvynkim
Dec 21 '13 at 21:28
add a comment |
0
On the Internet-less computer:
- Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the new window enter
PACKAGENAME=<The name of the Package to install>and press enter - The enter this:
apt-get -qqs install $PACKAGENAME | grep Inst | awk '{print $2}' | xargs apt-cache show | grep 'Filename: ' | awk '{print $2}' | while read filepath; do echo "wget "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/${filepath}""; done >downloader.sh
- A ready-to-use downloader for the package has now been created in you home folder
- Open your home directory in the file browser and move the file
downloader.shto the top-level directory of your flash drive - Eject your flash drive
On the computer with Internet:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sh downloader.shand press enter - Wait for the download to complete
- Eject your flash drive
Back to the Internet-less computer:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sudo dpkg --install *.deband press enter - Wait for the package to install
Note: This will only work with packages for the Ubuntu archive!
1
Without the Internet connection available at the moment of executingapt-get install $PACKAGENAME, "Unable to locate package" error will be returned.
– melvynkim
Dec 21 '13 at 21:28
add a comment |
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On the Internet-less computer:
- Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the new window enter
PACKAGENAME=<The name of the Package to install>and press enter - The enter this:
apt-get -qqs install $PACKAGENAME | grep Inst | awk '{print $2}' | xargs apt-cache show | grep 'Filename: ' | awk '{print $2}' | while read filepath; do echo "wget "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/${filepath}""; done >downloader.sh
- A ready-to-use downloader for the package has now been created in you home folder
- Open your home directory in the file browser and move the file
downloader.shto the top-level directory of your flash drive - Eject your flash drive
On the computer with Internet:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sh downloader.shand press enter - Wait for the download to complete
- Eject your flash drive
Back to the Internet-less computer:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sudo dpkg --install *.deband press enter - Wait for the package to install
Note: This will only work with packages for the Ubuntu archive!
On the Internet-less computer:
- Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the new window enter
PACKAGENAME=<The name of the Package to install>and press enter - The enter this:
apt-get -qqs install $PACKAGENAME | grep Inst | awk '{print $2}' | xargs apt-cache show | grep 'Filename: ' | awk '{print $2}' | while read filepath; do echo "wget "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/${filepath}""; done >downloader.sh
- A ready-to-use downloader for the package has now been created in you home folder
- Open your home directory in the file browser and move the file
downloader.shto the top-level directory of your flash drive - Eject your flash drive
On the computer with Internet:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sh downloader.shand press enter - Wait for the download to complete
- Eject your flash drive
Back to the Internet-less computer:
- Open the flash drive in a terminal:
- Insert your flash drive
- Open your flash drive in the file browser
- Type
<Ctrl>Land then<Ctrl>C(This will copy the location of your flash drive) - Open the Unity Dash, type "Terminal" and press enter
- In the Terminal type this:
cd <Ctrl><Shift>V<Enter>(This will move you to the directory of the flash drive)
- Type
sudo dpkg --install *.deband press enter - Wait for the package to install
Note: This will only work with packages for the Ubuntu archive!
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Without the Internet connection available at the moment of executingapt-get install $PACKAGENAME, "Unable to locate package" error will be returned.
– melvynkim
Dec 21 '13 at 21:28
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Without the Internet connection available at the moment of executingapt-get install $PACKAGENAME, "Unable to locate package" error will be returned.
– melvynkim
Dec 21 '13 at 21:28
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Without the Internet connection available at the moment of executing
apt-get install $PACKAGENAME, "Unable to locate package" error will be returned.– melvynkim
Dec 21 '13 at 21:28
Without the Internet connection available at the moment of executing
apt-get install $PACKAGENAME, "Unable to locate package" error will be returned.– melvynkim
Dec 21 '13 at 21:28
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Possible duplicate of How can I install software or packages without Internet (offline)?
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