> > I also ran into this issue but on windows 8. After hours of working on > installing and uninstalling and researching how to fix this problem,even > coming across this before solving it, at last i did well at least for me. > So to hopefully help out those out those that are new to ruby "on rails", > like myself, and prevent them from the hours of headache here it is... > first use the command " gem uninstall rails ". If you did like I did over > time and installed more then one version it will ask which one to delete. > The last option is to delete all versions this is the one you want to pick. > So type in the corresponding number and hit enter. Then use the command " > gem clean " or some new versions " gem cleanup" that will clear everything > left including bundle and anything else you installed using gems. So after > installing them back you can proceed to using the command " gem install > ruby --pre ". If by some chance you do get the same error, dont worry, type > in this final command " gem install ruby -v 4.1.1 " this one will start off > fast because it is skipping over the stuff already installed correctly and > then it will be on getting the documents for a wail. Just be patient and > when you finally see "1 gem installed" lol you are riding ruby on rails! > Hope this helps :) > >
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