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This is easy since it is available in the default Debian repositories. If the yum package manager installs packages that do not match your current kernel version, you should either update your system or fetch older versions of the required packages from the CentOS Vault repository. Step 1 Install Samba on Debian 11 / Debian 10 We will start off by installing Samba on Debian 11 / Debian 10. To check your current kernel version, run the uname -r command. Version of the kernel-devel package must match your current kernel version.

Extended kernels, such as kernel-pae, kernel-uek and other, require appropriate kernel-devel packages to be installed, for example, kernel-pae-devel, kernel-uek-devel, and so on.

To learn more, see this Veeam KB article. You must use the package intended for openSUSE. įor SLES, the dkms package is not available in the Packman repository. In the prompt, browse for the iso image and click on OK. In Attributes, click on the drop-down on the CD disk and choose a disk file. Click on storage, and choose the empty virtual disk. When the APT configuration repository information is loaded, you will see this screen. Since we are using a netinstall image, then we will be prompted to set up a Debian mirror.

sudo apt-get install gnupg2 wget -y Install MongoDB dependencies The MongoDB package is not included by default in the Debian repository. We need to attach the Debian 11 iso image to the VirtualBox to proceed with the installation. The installation of the base system will now begin. To learn more, see Installing dkms in openSUSE. Step 1: Install the MongoDB Debian Dependencies Install the MongoDB Debian requirements with the command below. EPEL repository (for CentOS / RHEL / Oracle Linux / Fedora).You should obtain it from third-party repositories: The dkms package is not present in default repositories for some Linux distributions.The following dependency packages may require special handling in case you see installation errors: