Forums | Admin Discussion Forums: help Start New Thread Nested Flat Threaded Ultimate Show 25 Show 50 Show 75 Show 100   By: RE: Cannot install FuseFS on Ubuntu Breezy [ reply ]   2006-05-12 09:28 You need mkmf. It's located in the ruby1.8-dev package : sudo apt-get install ruby1.8-dev By: Greg Millam RE: Cannot install FuseFS on Ubuntu Breezy [ reply ]   2005-12-01 06:30 Cheers! Glad we got that solved! By: Ajit Datar RE: Cannot install FuseFS on Ubuntu Breezy [ reply ]   2005-11-22 04:14 Great! mkmf is a part of ruby1.8-dev. I was able to compile and install FuseFS! Thanks, Ajit By: Greg Millam RE: Cannot install FuseFS on Ubuntu Breezy [ reply ]   2005-11-21 22:32 from what I understand, you can get mkmf.rb from ruby1.8-dev It's not an application - it's a library file required by extconf.rb By: Ajit Datar RE: Cannot install FuseFS on Ubuntu Breezy [ reply ]   2005-11-21 08:25 Thanks Rene. I've posted on the Ubuntu forums regarding this. I could not find mkmf in any ruby* packages in Ubuntu so far. By: Rene Rask RE: Cannot install FuseFS on Ubuntu Breezy [ reply ]   2005-11-20 15:12 mkmf is part of the "ruby-libs" rpm on fedora core. I don't know if ubuntu splits ruby into as many packages as debian does but you need ruby and the ruby standard library installed. You may have more luck consulting the ubuntu forums or just installing every package with ruby in its name. my mkmf is at: /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/mkmf.rb By: Ajit Datar Cannot install FuseFS on Ubuntu Breezy [ reply ]   2005-11-19 20:08 I am new to FuseFS and ruby. I tried to install FuseFS on ubuntu breezy (kernel 2.6) with latest fuse libraries. I get the following error: /home/ajit/ruby/fusefs-0.5.1/ext/extconf.rb:1:in `require': no such file to load -- mkmf (LoadError) I could not find this mkmf module on Rubyforge or Ubuntu repositories. How do I install FuseFS? Is there a way to make an Ubuntu .deb package for FuseFS? Thanks in advance, Ajit