Of course, you could just install the compiled package I built http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10804892/flashplugin-nonfree_9.0.115.0ubuntu2_amd64.deb (attached to my December 8th comment), but I just said that you might not consider it good practice to install packages from an untrusted source (especially referring to the Ubuntu Forums malicious code incident)- not that you don't trust me.
Ramos, I believe your issue is that you don't have the appropriate compiling tools installed. The modified instructions I gave should fix your problem, if not, install the package build-essential in Synaptic or via command line (sudo apt-get install build-essential).
Instead of adding the -d option to dpkg-buildpackage you can do the following command before anything else (this installs the required dependencies).
sudo apt-get build-dep flashplugin-nonfree
That downloads and installs all of the dependencies for the flash plugin (including development dependencies).
So the corrected instructions would be:
sudo apt-get build-dep flashplugin-nonfree launchpadlibrar ian.net/ 10756602/ flashplugin- nonfree_ 9.0.115. 0ubuntu2. tar.gz nonfree_ 9.0.115. 0ubuntu2. tar.gz nonfree- 9.0.115. 0ubuntu2
wget http://
tar -zxvf flashplugin-
cd flashplugin-
dpkg-buildpackage -b -rfakeroot
Of course, you could just install the compiled package I built http:// launchpadlibrar ian.net/ 10804892/ flashplugin- nonfree_ 9.0.115. 0ubuntu2_ amd64.deb (attached to my December 8th comment), but I just said that you might not consider it good practice to install packages from an untrusted source (especially referring to the Ubuntu Forums malicious code incident)- not that you don't trust me.
Ramos, I believe your issue is that you don't have the appropriate compiling tools installed. The modified instructions I gave should fix your problem, if not, install the package build-essential in Synaptic or via command line (sudo apt-get install build-essential).