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Mavericks Issue? #86
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Seems like perhaps JAVA_HOME may not being discovered properly. I'd try manually setting that, and if that still doesn't work, mucking with binging.gyp line ~130 until you can resolve the issue. |
I was having the same issue as Jamund and I've managed to work around it. The solution seems to be setting the JAVA_HOME env variable. I also updated to 1.7.0_45 but I'm not sure that had any effect on finding the solution. |
I'm on Mavericks with the same version of Java and haven't seen this issue and can't reproduce it by unsetting or changing JAVA_HOME. |
In case anyone else has the problem. I did the following.
See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9704376/how-to-install-java-native-development-headers-on-os-x-lion for a reference |
In talking with a few other folks who have Mavericks and did not have this issue, it appears that if you had 1.7.0_45 before upgrading to Mavericks the issue doesn't appear. After Mavericks the JDK installer no longer appears to update the current_jdk link. So, the only way to solve the issue is to set JAVA_HOME or update the link to point to the latest JDK. |
@kevinrc I'm having this error on |
I was experiencing a similar issue, although the file that couldn't be found was |
I'm using |
@nicholasren I am also using
error. What do you suggest to do next? |
I'm using |
I am also facing this issue with the following specs: java version "1.8.0_381"
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I'm not a Java expert, but I am having this issue.
Here is my version number and stuff
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