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So i just installed ubuntu 17.10,and ubuntu don't come with my netgear a6210 wifi driver,so i have to use make command to compile it.but make command is gone.and when i try to install make,it just said Package ‘make‘ has no installation candidate.i don't have an ethernet cable either,at this point idk what i should do,since i can't install wifi driver










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So i just installed ubuntu 17.10,and ubuntu don't come with my netgear a6210 wifi driver,so i have to use make command to compile it.but make command is gone.and when i try to install make,it just said Package ‘make‘ has no installation candidate.i don't have an ethernet cable either,at this point idk what i should do,since i can't install wifi driver










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So i just installed ubuntu 17.10,and ubuntu don't come with my netgear a6210 wifi driver,so i have to use make command to compile it.but make command is gone.and when i try to install make,it just said Package ‘make‘ has no installation candidate.i don't have an ethernet cable either,at this point idk what i should do,since i can't install wifi driver










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So i just installed ubuntu 17.10,and ubuntu don't come with my netgear a6210 wifi driver,so i have to use make command to compile it.but make command is gone.and when i try to install make,it just said Package ‘make‘ has no installation candidate.i don't have an ethernet cable either,at this point idk what i should do,since i can't install wifi driver







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You must not have build-essential installed. Please try this:



sudo apt-get install build-essential





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    You must not have build-essential installed. Please try this:



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