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Marc Sirianni
1,216 PointsIn going through the CMD line process I hit a snag with the following cmd: \devkit>ruby dk.rb init *No such file or
Received the following error: *No such file or directory -- dk.rb <LoadError>
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Tom Sager
18,987 PointsThat is because the dk.rb file does not exist. Apparently there was an error installing the devkit.
What do you see when you run DIR in that directory?
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Garrett Carver
14,681 PointsVerify which path your ruby installed. In my case, it was C:\Ruby22-x64\devkit. You'll want to use whatever folder it put on your C drive rather than what the video says.