Ruby on Rails Windows Installation Guide - Part 2

[flame7dog]

when i type bundle update it says bad interpreter no such file or directory... i think i might have missed something in your video but i dont know what

[Chipsta040365]

Subst X: "C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5"

Gives an error...

Invalid Parameter - X:C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5

Help!

Please help a Noob - Joomla was easy compared to manually compiling!

[dfbgijwhrvhaewfowgeb]

Nevermind, I discovered my own error

[latinuss1985]

@dfbgijwhrvhaewfowgeb What was it?? I can't get aptana to work!!

[dfbgijwhrvhaewfowgeb]

@latinuss1985 It keeps telling me that it can't access my bundle, two other people(I believe) on here has had the same problem, I followed Part 1 and Part 2 by the second, made sure I didnt miss a thing, but yet something went wrong somewhere.

[latinuss1985]

@dfbgijwhrvhaewfowgeb Yeah, am reinstalling Aptana. Weirdly, in my previous installation, under Window>Preferences I couldn't see Ruby interpreter for which I could update the path to C:/RubyOnRails. There was a bunch of other interpreters for Python etc. but not for Ruby. In the clip, the Aptana version 3.0.5 is used. I am using 3.0.8 which is 4MB larger. Maybe the version causes the problem...

[dfbgijwhrvhaewfowgeb]

So I am stuck at the subst x:"Directory of SQL Server 5.5"

It tells me this error:

Invalid parameter - X:C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5

What am I missing or even doing wrong ?

[danjin3]

hey man need you're help, one of the commands doesn't work on, 00:48 .. when you put

subst X: "dirOfmySqlServer", it throws an error and says sh.exe": subst command not found.. can you help me, please?

[sexxxboss]

@danjin3 make sure there is a space after the colon before the quotes

[dkirby0519]

what is the exact command u use with C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5?

[ThaCunningham]

Thanks for the help! I seem to be stuck again, though. Not sure if you've personally run into this, but I'll give asking you a try anyway: I'm having the same problem as @vandanpatel87. Whenever I call for a bundle update, or even bundle install, Apatana gives me the error, sh: /c/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.2/bi­­n/bundle: C:/Projects/railsinstaller/sta­­ge/Ruby1.9.2/bin/ruby.exe: bad interpreter: No such file or directory. Does anyone have a fix for this?

[SteveCavaliere]

@ThaCunningham Try doing "gem install rails" first in the command line before you try and do a bundle update.

[daveyliu]

@SteveCavaliere yea that didnt work ..... please help

[emo8835]

hey, i tried doing "gem install rails"but i got the same error

[emo8835]

@SteveCavaliere i tried but i've the same error

[ThaCunningham]

Hey, man. Awesome tutorial! The only problem I have is the line you enter at about 2:05. Maybe I'm missing something, but could you just post the line? Thanks in advance.

[SteveCavaliere]

@ThaCunningham Here you go:

gem install mysql2-0.3.7.gem --platform=ruby -- --with-mysql-dir=X: --with-mysql-lib=X:\lib

[TayyabChoudhry]

@SteveCavaliere guys remember to use the correct version of mysql2. For example I had a later version so my long line looked like this:

gem install mysql2-0.3.11.gem --platform=ruby -- --with-mysql-dir=X: --with-mysql-lib=X:\lib

[dfbgijwhrvhaewfowgeb]

@SteveCavaliere I have the same error, I used the code-line you have listed(except for me it is 0.3.11.gem) and I still have the error(s). Is there a fix or should i just use something else and not Aptana ?

[DeathKnight527]

Tnx for the videos helped a lot!

[vandanpatel87]

Thanks for the video, but it would be great if u can help me with this error. whenever i call "bundle update" in Aptana, it gives me this error:

sh: /c/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.2/bi­n/bundle: C:/Projects/railsinstaller/sta­ge/Ruby1.9.2/bin/ruby.exe: bad interpreter: No such fil

e or directory

Any suggestions?

[jevonsygu1]

@vandanpatel87 I have the same problem. If you found the answer please let me know what you did to solve it.

[daveyliu]

@vandanpatel87 yea got the same problem here



[vivekmonkey]

Great video but how the hell is there not an easier way to install mySQL?

[SteveCavaliere]

@vivekmonkey There is, it's called using Linux.