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Can you provide more details? What did you download where and where are you trying to install it to? If you ran into problems, please post what you've tried so far and the error messages you got. |
I am trying to install node for 64bit ubuntu OS. Simply put, I am not very good with file/archive management, understanding directory download/install behaviors and I just cannot seem to progress smoothly in navigating the terminal to launch programs or execute files. Every time I try, I keep getting errors and I am just burned out trying. From what it looks like, node-v5.1.0-linux-x64 is right here in my /Home/Downloads directory. However, nothing seems to be executable within the contents of the folder in the given archive for me to actually get the program to either launch or be recognized. Also, I am sooooo desperate to get my first ember application started, but I get errors in the terminal such as "no such file" when clearly I am looking right at it. Also I get "WARN" errors stating I need the latest version of the program which I do. I also have downloaded Ember cli along with its respective supporting packages and I just cannot get things to update or download correctly (despite following instructions verbatim). Any assistance greatly appreciated! One more addition, when I attempt to install ember-cli, it gives me the following: npm ERR! error rolling back Error: EACCES, unlink '/usr/local/bin/ember' npm ERR! System Linux 4.2.0-19-generic Then when I reattempt as sudo, I get ERR! EACCES, unlink 'usr/local/bin/ember' followed by many 'WARN deprecated' no longer maintained results. If I actually have to go to the readme files to install, I might be here until Christmas...I hope it won't come to this because every tutorial I go to the user installs the programs in less than 2 minutes. All I want to do is create my first app in Ember, and I hope it is easier than I am making it out to be. Thanks again!! |
@neophoenix123 here's a one-liner that may be helpful for getting it installed: The important bits of this are the use of Alternatively, a much easier approach is to use the NodeSource Linux distributions at https://deb.nodesource.com/ to get v5.x and it'll be all be properly installed via the usual |
Wow I will be giving this a try right now and I will keep you informed. Thank you for this help I am crossing fingers as we speak! |
Wow nothing..this is the latest: tar: Child died with signal 13 |
@neophoenix123 did you try with |
Thanks @rvagg for https://deb.nodesource.com/
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Oh, then I run into trouble because I had an old version of node installed. This helped me, but updated the existing installation to 5.0.0 (without LTS, but ok, lets go):
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thank you @rvagg |
If you are using it for Ember, I have a step by I can give you in order to On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 6:46 AM, Thiago Monteiro Barbosa <
George Awad, BS.BA http://BS.BA |
Sudo install anything are just not good friends with ember as permissions -curl -o- On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 10:13 AM, George Awad gawad@eptent.com wrote:
George Awad, BS.BA http://BS.BA |
Thanks @Valentin-Seehausen |
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