From: Ckvok Kovsky Date: 2008-01-10T02:34:53+09:00 Subject: Re: Gems gone due to bad $: 3.3 No such file to load -- rubygems When I run the gem command, I get the following error message: ruby: No such file to load -- rubygems (LoadError) What’s wrong? Answer It looks like executing copy of Ruby does not have the RubyGems library installed. RubyGems was probably installed at one time (because the gem command is recognized), but it may have been installed on a different installation of Ruby than the one you are currently running. Things to check * Check that the installation of Ruby that is running is the same one that has RubyGems installed. On a unix system, the which command (or type command) will help figure this out. * Verify that the currently running installation of Ruby does indeed have the RubyGems library installed. You should find a “rubygems.rb” file in the site_ruby/1.8 directory of the Ruby installation. These mixup can easily happen after installing a new instance of Ruby, but the old instance preceeds the new one in the PATH list. http://rubygems.org/read/chapter/19 ------- Usually uninstalling all packages and installing them again (except 1.9 pkg) fix things. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.