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    Suhel Inamdar

    Suhel Inamdar

    @suhel-vtZfAe
    Updated: Aug 15, 2016
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    Hi friends. I am using Ubuntu 14.04, when I want to installing ruby on rails in it. some errors are occured.
    when i type rvm install ruby it gives
    "no command found"
    but when i use ruby -v and rails -v its shows its versions.
    when i use rails new app its give install all bundles but it gives an error
    'x64_mingw' is not a valid platform
    please help me
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  • [Prototype]

    MemberAug 15, 2016

    x64_mingw - You got the wrong version. mingw is GNU for windows. Your binaries seems to be compiled for windows. Download the appropriate version and try.
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  • Suhel Inamdar

    MemberAug 15, 2016

    i installed mingw but now below error is arised
    Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
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  • [Prototype]

    MemberAug 16, 2016

    Suhel143
    i installed mingw but now below error is arised
    Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
    Umm, when I said find the correct binaries, I meant find the binaries compiled for Linux. Installing mingw won't solve. You're trying to run a windows binary on Ubuntu. While that may work with efforts, go for the obvious and easy option i.e. get a binary compiled for Linux

    Did you try instructions here -> <a href="https://railsapps.github.io/installrubyonrails-ubuntu.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Install Ruby on Rails 5.2 · Ubuntu · RailsApps</a>
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  • Suhel Inamdar

    MemberAug 16, 2016

    Thanks
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  • Stephen B Johnson

    MemberAug 16, 2016

    You could install wine and run windoze executables, but I'm not sure why anybody would want to do such a thing.
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