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17,665 PointsNeed help to install. I'm installing treehouse VM and it doesn't work
After I finish installing treehouse VM, open the downloads folder and it creates a treehouse folder than I go to treminal to change directory, which is cd treehouse but my Mac Pro says "no such file or directory". I did everything Jason said. It's been a while trying to install ruby. Thanks for looking in to this issue.
4 Answers
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointscd treehouse
is using a relative path. it will look for a directory named treehouse inside the directory you are currently in. the treehouse folder probably is not inside your current directory. use an absolute path (the full path to the file starting at the root of your system) to the treehouse folder that was created
cd /the/absolute/path/to/the/treehouse/folder
Ronnie Barua
17,665 PointsThanks Stone! Unfortunately, I get "No such file or directory".
Stone Preston
42,016 Pointswhat path did you use?
wuworkshop
3,429 PointsBefore running cd treehouse
, you might want to move the treehouse folder to where you usually do any web dev projects. It sounds like you just unzipped the folder in your Downloads folder.
- First move the treehouse folder where you normally place your web dev projects if you have a location like that.
- Then in Terminal
cd
into the location where you placed the treehouse folder. If you're not very familiar with moving around directories in Terminal, you can just typecd
and then from a Finder window drag the treehouse folder into your Terminal window. Dragging the folder into Terminal automatically inserts the full directory path of the folder you just dragged in.
Hope that makes sense. If not, you can also take Treehouse's Console Foundations course if you haven't already done it.
Christian Deciga
5,600 PointsI am on my mac and still cannot get the VM to launch every time I type the vagrant up command is says "vagrant: command not found" please help