On my Windows 98 desktop the installer appears to load correctly.
When I attempt to run Freeride from the windows menu, however, the
following message is shown in the DOS terminal window:
c:\ruby\freeride>ruby freeride.rb
Bad command or file name
But, when I go into the c:\ruby\bin directory and run irb it
comes up and runs fine, but I can’t get Freeride to run.
I have no problem on a laptop with XP, so is this a Win 98 issues?
Thanks in advance.
Jabari
On 8/31/06, [email protected] [email protected] wrote:
But, when I go into the c:\ruby\bin directory and run irb it
comes up and runs fine, but I can’t get Freeride to run.
I have no problem on a laptop with XP, so is this a Win 98 issues?
Win98 doesn’t keep the environment in the registry. Does your
autoexec.bat include Ruby as part of the path (e.g., is c:\ruby in the
SET PATH= line?). If it isn’t, you’ll have to add it. If it is, you’ll
have to reboot to make it stick.
-austin
On 8/31/06, Austin Z. [email protected] wrote:
But, when I go into the c:\ruby\bin directory and run irb it
comes up and runs fine, but I can’t get Freeride to run.
I have no problem on a laptop with XP, so is this a Win 98 issues?
Win98 doesn’t keep the environment in the registry. Does your
autoexec.bat include Ruby as part of the path (e.g., is c:\ruby in the
SET PATH= line?). If it isn’t, you’ll have to add it. If it is, you’ll
have to reboot to make it stick.
The O.-Click Installer doesn’t officially support Windows 98.
However, if you take Austin’s advice it’ll probably work (no
guarantees, though).
Curt