From: "Oliver T. Nelson" Date: 2002-05-01T12:06:19+09:00 Subject: Re: Windows Installer Ruby 166-0 available Posted a bug report on sourceforge, don't know how yall normally do things around here. I'm new. The bug was in relation to this install (Ruby166-0.exe). It caused my w2k sp2 system to die. Upon reboot explorer died after login making the system unusable, although a few things still loaded. This system is pretty clean, the install is only a few months old and this is the first time i've had so much as a blip. Tested to make sure Ruby is what was causing it. Tried a few times to do JUST the install on a clean boot (after having removed ruby in safe mode and having the system start working properly again). Got the same results each time. Went to ruby 1.6.7 the zip file on sourceforge and unzipped into a c: \ruby folder and all went well. Any ideas? OLIVER In article <200202221355.g1MDtkR25216@toolshed.com>, andy@toolshed.com says... > > Hi all, > > The first version of the MSVC version of the Ruby installer > is now available at: > > http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/ruby/downloads/ruby-install.html > > Note that this does *not* use Cygwin, so some I/O functionality > will not be available. > > This version comes with a new set of installed packages -- the > first handful as determined by the voting on Rubygarden. It > doesn't have all of the requested packages yet, but it > does have the most popular ones. > > Thanks for your patience, I should be able to turn these > out a bit quicker now :-) > > Enjoy, > > /\ndy > > -- > Andrew Hunt, The Pragmatic Programmers, LLC. > Innovative Object-Oriented Software Development and Mentoring for Agile Methods > web: http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com email: andy@pragmaticprogrammer.com > -- > Books by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas: > "The Pragmatic Programmer"(Addison-Wesley 2000), "Programming Ruby"(AW 2001) > Author of the Agile Alliance Manifesto (www.agilealliance.org), > see August 2001 cover of "Software Development" Magazine. > Columnist and board member, IEEE Software Magazine. > -- > >