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Bookmark or Share- nix - Unable to use -lfl on NixOS - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange-lfl is for libfl, which comes from flex package. That is completely different from -lc, which is for libc ...
- Basic commands not working i.e: -bash: ls: No such file or directoryShort Answer. If, for some reason, you don't even have access to a shell, switch to a virtual console with Ctrl + Alt + F2 and login. Once you're at a shell prompt, use command -p
to edit the file in question, where is something like nano .bash_profile. - where is LD_LIBRARY_PATH? how do I set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH env variable?You can set it in your ~/.profile and/or specific init file of your shell (e.g. ~/.bashrc for bash, ~/.zshenv for zsh).
- /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lfl - Unix & Linux Stack ExchangeIn addition to having the flex executable in your path, you need to have libfl.so and libfl.a (and libfl_pic.a if it exists) in your library search path (typically /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib, depending on whether Flex came from a system package or not). If you have Flex in a non-standard location, specify the library search path with -L: Mint ...
- How to output only file names (with spaces) in ls -Al?OK then. What we have here is an XY problem. ls is just not the best way of getting what you need. Why don't you post a new question explaining the information you want to collect and we can suggest ways of doing it.
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