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Is there a Yum command to install stress?
Closed 6 years ago. When I try to install the stress package on SUSE11 and Centos 7, yum tells me that it isn’t found or that stress as a command does not exist. Anywhere I have looked online tells me that it is as easy as sudo yum install stress, but that doesn’t work.
Is there a way to install stress on CentOS 7?
I have managed to get it installed on SUSE thanks to the answer below but still cannot install it on Centos 7. When I run sudo yum install stress it says that no package provider can be found for stress and when I use yum-config-manager it tells me that the command cannot be found.
How to install stress on Linux or Unix?
Install stress package on a Linux You can install stress as part of the Linux or Unix distribution. Install stress on a CentOS, RHEL, and Fedora Linux First, turn on EPEL repo and then type the following yum command to install the same:
Is there no package stress available, nothing to do?
I have tried many packages and have updated yum but whenever I run sudo yum install stress it tells me that there is no such package stress available and there is nothing to do. When I run it from the following download links using yum-config-manager, it tells me that there is no yum-config-manager command found.
Is the Yum config manager part of yum utils?
The yum-config-manager program is not a standalone package. It is part of yum-utils package, thus: As the other answer says, it’s part of the yum-utils package. Any other missing package would most likely be on the supplementary binary DVD ISO.
What does no package available mean in Yum?
Yum Repositories Control or “No package … available”. If you want to install something using yum for example abracadabra tool but get message “No package abracadabra available” it could mean that abracadabra tool does not exist at all, appropriate repository is not presented on your machine or repository is presented but not enabled.