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1152 illegal hardware instruction iojs #792
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Did you install the appropriate binary for your architecture? At least for my Mac (and I'm pretty sure all the rest), this should be the right one. |
Hmmm, there was no option given. It just says "Download for Linux, Win32, Win64, or Mac." on the main page @iojs.org, and when you click on mac it automatically starts downloading iojs-v1.1.0.pkg from https://iojs.org/dist/v1.1.0/iojs-v1.1.0.pkg. Mac architectures have been the same across the board for some time now (x64), so it doesn't make much sense that this package doesn't work. Anyways, I just installed from source instead, but it would probably be beneficial for the community and beginners looking to install iojs if a proper binary was offered from this front-facing link. |
what version of OSX is this and is it 32-bit? we're only building 64-bit binaries for io.js (atm) |
@allthetime I just installed io.js on my mac from the homepage. Downloaded iojs-v1.2.0.pkg which installed without issue. Was able to successfully print hello world to the console from the node prompt. Repeated the process with the 1.1.0.pkg you linked to. No problems there either. |
@jlmitch5 Do you know what version did have the problem? Was it only once? |
This was an error that @allthetime had that I wanted to see if I could reproduce. I could not. |
Oh shoot haha, sorry, your avatars have a similar color and I got mixed up. |
I'm on the newest/updated version of yosemite. Strangely, I unlinked node/iojs from my source installation and now the same binary installed version that I had the issue with is working flawlessly... I just updated to 1.2.0 without issue as well. It would be nice to know what happened/where this inconsistency came from, but you guys can close this now if you like... |
I just installed 1.x on OSX from the binary available at iojs.org. I was using one of the previous releases without issue and now if I try to run anything node related I get...
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