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node -v failing with libstdc++ loading error in chromebook

Open dashjuthika opened this issue 3 years ago • 2 comments

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dashjuthika avatar Jul 25 '22 23:07 dashjuthika

Where did you install Node.js from? (You should install it from https://nodejs.org/).

I would also suggest uninstalling and reinstalling Node.js and see if that resolves the error.

VoltrexKeyva avatar Jul 26 '22 15:07 VoltrexKeyva

I downloaded nodev16.16 from nodejs.org in my chromebook and i see this issuein my chromebook as chromeOS has deprecated libstdc++ lib and node is using it. image Do you have any plan to support chromeOS version of node?

dashjuthika avatar Jul 26 '22 15:07 dashjuthika

There has been no activity on this issue for 11 months. The help repository works best when sustained engagement moves conversation forward. The issue will be closed in 1 month. If you are still experiencing this issue on the latest supported versions of Node.js, please leave a comment.

github-actions[bot] avatar Dec 29 '23 01:12 github-actions[bot]

Closing after no activity on this issue for 12 months.

github-actions[bot] avatar Jan 28 '24 01:01 github-actions[bot]

@dashjuthika ChromeOS itself is not a supported platform, but many Chromebooks allow you to run Debian (i.e., currently Debian 12)... which I think is what you are doing, judging from the screenshots. Linux is definitively a supported platform.

There are many ways to install Node on Linux and details matter. Your issue did not provide nearly enough details to identify a bug in Node.

lemire avatar Jan 28 '24 15:01 lemire