Error installing Ruby 1.9 with RVM under Snow Leopard?

Now, finally I figured it out I did install ruby 1.8.7 from rubyosx and there seemed to be some broken libraries, which rvm used to compile its rubies The solution is to remove the rubyosx ruby from usr/local The less drastic solution is to just rename the usr/local folder during compiling with rvm. Afterwards you can name it back and it works as expected Glad it works now.

Now, finally I figured it out. I did install ruby 1.8.7 from rubyosx and there seemed to be some broken libraries, which rvm used to compile its rubies. The solution is to remove the rubyosx ruby from /usr/local.

The less drastic solution is to just rename the /usr/local folder during compiling with rvm. Afterwards you can name it back and it works as expected. Glad it works now.

Had this same problem without the changes you made to the . Bash_profile...thanks for the post! – codewise Feb 10 '10 at 2:22 Thanks for this post.

Moving /usr/local out of the way worked for me. – devth Apr 30 at 15:59.

You are setting ARCHFLAGS to two different architectures. Why? Try with only -arch -x86_64 (which as far as I know, is the default in snow leopard).

Thanks for the hint. Copied this line somewhere, but the i386 seems in fact unnecessary. Didn't solve the problem though.

– Jonas Jan 20 '10 at 15:03 OK. For me it "just works" on snow leopard. Next thing to make sure is that you have all the latest and greatest xCode developer.apple.Com/tools/xcode – hgimenez Jan 20 '10 at 18:29 Did that already.

No luck. – Jonas Jan 21 '10 at 7:24.

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