Installing NDCTL Packages on Linux
yum search ndctldnf repoquery ndctlyum install ndctldnf install ndctlyum search ndctl$ yum install ndctl$ zypper search ndctl$ zypper install ndctlLast updated
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The ndctl utility is available in many Linux distribution package repositories. This approach is the easiest to implement and maintain, compared with installing ndctl from source code.
1) Query the repository to identify if ndctl is delivered:
Fedora 21 or earlier
yum search ndctlFedora 22 or later
dnf repoquery ndctl2) Install the ndctl utility
Fedora 21 or earlier
yum install ndctlFedora 22 or later
dnf install ndctlThe ndctl package is available on CentOS and RHEL 7.0 or later.
1) Query the repository to identify if ndctl is delivered:
yum search ndctl2) Install the ndctl package
$ yum install ndctl1) Query the repository to identify if ndctl is delivered:
$ zypper search ndctl2) Install the ndctl package
$ zypper install ndctlThe ndctl package is available on Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) or later.
1) Query the repository to identify if ndctl is delivered using either the aptitude, apt-cache, or apt utilities
2) Verify if the ndctl package is currently installed and check the version
3) Install the ndctl package or update an installed package
The ndctl package is available on Debian 10 (Buster) or later. See https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/ndctl for up to date information.
1) Query available versions in configured repos:
2) Query the repository to identify if ndctl is delivered using either the aptitude, apt-cache, or apt utilities
3) Verify if the ndctl package is currently installed and check the version
4) Install the ndctl package or update an installed package
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$ aptitude search ndctl
$ apt-cache search ndctl
$ apt search ndctl$ apt list --installed ndctl$ sudo apt-get install ndctl$ apt policy ndctl$ apt search ndctl$ apt list --installed ndctl$ sudo apt install ndctl