First installation of RoR: two "lib" files are not found. Is it normal?

Rails
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Hello.

I’ve just installed RoR using:

gem install rails

But some files haven’t been found. Please see the picture below. I use
Windows XP.

Also the directory* \gems\rails-3.2.12* is empty after installation. I
mean
this directory:

C:\Ruby193\lib\ruby\gems\1.9.1\gems\rails-3.2.12

All other new directories under \gems that have been created with
installation contains something, but \rails-3.2.12 is empty.

Is this normal? Or should I re-install it?

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On 19 February 2013 01:31, A B [email protected] wrote:

Also the directory \gems\rails-3.2.12 is empty after installation. I mean this
directory:

C:\Ruby193\lib\ruby\gems\1.9.1\gems\rails-3.2.12

All other new directories under \gems that have been created with installation
contains something, but \rails-3.2.12 is empty.

Is this normal? Or should I re-install it?

Since no-one has responded yet I will say that most Rails developers
use Mac or Linux (such as Ubuntu) rather than Windows so it can be
more difficult to get help. However if you absolutely have to use
Windows I believe that railsinstaller.org is considered the best route
to take.

Colin

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On 02/19/2013 10:14 AM, Colin L. wrote:

Also the directory \gems\rails-3.2.12 is empty after installation. I mean this
directory:
more difficult to get help. However if you absolutely have to use
Windows I believe that railsinstaller.org is considered the best route
to take.

Colin

You could install Linux of some flavor in a virtual machine and then run
your Rails development therewithout making your system dual boot etc. I
have run that kind of a setup and it works but I prefer a basic Linux
install with XP in a VM for whenever I need to do something windows.

Norm