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First Impressions: Five Runs RM-Install

Posted December 19th, 2007 in Linux, Open Source, Web Design, rails, ruby by ryan

Last night I tried the RM-Install product from Five Runs. It’s a multi-platform (Linux and Mac) Ruby on Rails Stack powered by BitRock. It is very similar to the Windows RubyStack offered by BitNami, but it is also supports a production install option.

I tried the development install and it was very easy to click next a few times and let it run. The very first thing I tried doing was updating the gems with “sudo gem update”. It failed giving me an error about not finding a file in require for some ELFClass. I’d never seen that before when updating gems, so I’m inclined to think that it may be something from within the RM-Install package.

So at the end of my first experience with the RM-Install stack, I think it’s a better solution to just create your own shell script for installing your Ruby/Rails environment.

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One Response so far.

  1. Hi Ryan,

    This is Oliver from FiveRuns. I’m sorry to hear about your problems with RM-Install. Could you please contact us at support at fiveruns dot com? We would like to understand more about the problem you’ve run into so we can improve the product.

    Thanks,

    Oliver

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