Rails on Mac OS X Snow Leopard: mysql2.bundle dlsym - Symbol not found (LoadError)?

Which ruby says that you're using not the RVM supplied ruby. After installing RVM and a ruby, you have to tell RVM to use it: rvm use --default 1.9.2 If you haven't installed ruby on RVM yet then you have to install it before using: rvm install 1.9.2 After that you will probably need to install rails again, as your current version is probably installed with the system ruby and not RVM.

Thanks this worked. I also needed to uninstall the mysql2 gem and reinstall it like that: env ARCHFLAGS="-arch x86_64" gem install mysql2 I notice that even though I run rvm use --default 1.9.2 and works, when I open a new terminal which ruby still gives me the system ruby, unless I run the rvm use command again (which may have caused the confusion). Isn't this the whole point --default i.e.To remember?

Note: this is the last line of my . Bash_profile: source /Users/nicolas/. Rvm/scripts/rvm – Nicolas Kokkalis May 25 at 22:32 Yes it should stay the default ruby but I don't know why it doesn't.

– Tomas Markauskas May 26 at 8:19.

Which ruby says that you're using not the RVM supplied ruby. After installing RVM and a ruby, you have to tell RVM to use it.

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