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This message:

git: Command not found

suggests that git is not installed in your system... try this:

sudo apt-get install git

I hope this helps

This message:

git: Command not found

suggests that git is not installed in your system... try this:

sudo apt-get install git

Then try to do make again.

I hope this helps

This message:

git: Command not found

suggests that git is not installed in your system... try this:

sudo apt-get install ~~git~~git-core

Then try to do make again.

I hope this helps

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