I have followed instructions in a couple of places to install .Net SDKs on CentOS (Stream release 9).
Why is dotnet --info not showing installed SDKs?
I have followed instructions in a couple of places to install .Net SDKs on CentOS (Stream release 9).
Why is dotnet --info not showing installed SDKs?
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When i tried to install from this Microsoft page i had no success.
Then i tried this:
RUN dnf install dotnet-sdk-7.0 -yafter this, i ran
dotnet --infowith this output:Then with
dotnet --infoi got this (you can observe the same commit as yours, on the host Commit: 8042d61b17, so this version could be good for you).
Anyway, i could guess that in your case the script does not set the right paths.
Note that that the architecture of mine is arm64, different from your AMD64.
However you could try the command
dnfabove.Play with docker
If you use docker you could try to install dotnet in a container (a fresh environment could help), like this:
build the image:
docker build -t centos-dot2 .run the image:
docker run --name cent centos-dot2after the command the terminal will hang this terminal window (because of
tail)Then, from another terminal, enter in the container:
docker exec -it cent bashFrom here you can run
dotnet --infoFinally, when you exit from the container with
exit, stop it and release with:docker rm -f centMaybe this is not the answer you were looking for, but anyway
Hope it helps!
Cose belle!
As I understand, the
.NET SDKis installed in the/opt/dotnetdirectory and thePATHenvironment variable does not include this directory, which is why thedotnet --infocommand is not showing the installed SDKs.if yes, first of all open the
.bashrclike thisthen add this line to the end of the file
after that save the file and reload the
.bashrclike thisnow enter
dotnet --infocommand again, the installed SDKs should now be displayed!good luck!