Windows 7 and 10 install fails

[thomasrivette]

I have attempted to install meteor on Windows 7 and 10 with similar results. I have suspect the path variable yet it appears to be more complex.

[PEM--]

Hi @thomasrivette, I don't own any Windows devices but some users have shared a solution for these environments: https://github.com/PEM--/meteor-helper#how-to-launch-meteor-on-windows-with-an-appropriate-path

[thomasrivette]

Thanks for your help! Any other recommendations?

On Sun, Dec 20, 2015 at 12:05 PM, Pierre-Eric Marchandet <
[email protected]> wrote:

Hi @thomasrivette https://github.com/thomasrivette, I don't own any
Windows devices but some users have shared a solution for these
environments:
https://github.com/PEM--/meteor-helper#how-to-launch-meteor-on-windows-with-an-appropriate-path

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Thomas Rivette

407 242 1263
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[PEM--]

It didn't work for you? Try to launch Meteor on the command line (the Console, if my memory serves me well). If it fails, you should find some help on Meteor's forum.

[thomasrivette]

yes - not working. I posted something on the forum. the create ran
directly from the ".meteor" directory and created the simple-todo directory
and elements"css, html and js" in addition to the ".meteor" subdirectory.

when I cd to the simple-todo subdir and execute meteor it responds 'meteor'
is not recognized as an internal or external command. which indicates that
the path i am able to view in th ht eadvanced setting and entered as
c;\users\thomas rivette\appdata\local" isn't working, which is what I
would expect as correct per the information posted.

Do you know where the log file is located?

On Sun, Dec 20, 2015 at 1:05 PM, Pierre-Eric Marchandet <
[email protected]> wrote:

It didn't work for you? Try to launch Meteor on the command line (the
Console, if my memory serves me well). If it fails, you should find some
help on Meteor's forum https://forums.meteor.com.

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Thomas Rivette

407 242 1263
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[PEM--]

If the command doesn't start, only the OS can trigger a log. When meteor is launched, it simply displays its log on the STDOUT and STDERR of the process that has executed it.

Sounds like a PATH problem to me. Guys using the same OS as yours should be able to help you out better that I can. Let's hope that someone will help you out on Meteor's forum.

[thomasrivette]

I see forum dialog that introduces atom...not sure I understand the
implication as I am familiar with atom as an editor...

On Sun, Dec 20, 2015 at 1:34 PM, Pierre-Eric Marchandet <
[email protected]> wrote:

If the command doesn't start, only the OS can trigger a log. When meteor
is launched, it simply displays its log on the STDOUT and STDERR of the
process that has executed it.

Sounds like a PATH problem to me. Guys using the same OS as yours should
be able to help you out better that I can. Let's hope that someone will
help you out on Meteor's forum.

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Thomas Rivette

407 242 1263
[email protected]

[PEM--]

Actually, if you can't execute Meteor on the command line, there's nothing that Atom can do: it only means that the OS doesn't know where the meteor command is.

My guess is that most of the discussion about Atom on the forum are related to creating hybrid apps.

You should post a clear message: "I can't run Meteor on Windows 7 or 10" and explain what happens when you're are using meteor create, cd into it and launch meteor. Assuredly, someone has stumbled on this 😉