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Installation is failing in WSL, Debian and Centos #366
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In general global installs should not be forced with I generally prefer the manual option but YMMV |
I usually recommend folks using nvm to install Node.js because installing packages globally just works with nvm without needing to run as root, and it always downloads Node.js from nodejs.org, which is guaranteed to be an official Node.js release. Your Node.js version (8.10.0) is End-of-Life. llnode tries to follow the Node.js release schedule, therefore the latest llnode version is not supported on Node.js v8. Furthermore, I assume you installed it with Can you try installing Node.js with https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm, and then try installing llnode without sudo? |
Updating the node with latest node version did the trick thanks a lot @mmarchini @No9 |
Same issue in the Centos, upgrading the node version in debian has resolved. But still remains in Centos
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You're still installing as root, which is not recommended by npm. If you must install as root, you might need some workaround, but I really recommend you don't install it as root (it will only generate headaches like the error you just saw). The SO question below has some more info: |
As this is stale and the resolution has been provided I am going to close. |
I am trying to install llnode with lldb for debugging the core files , But unfortunately I am not able to install in any of the environments.
npm -v
3.5.2
node -v
v8.10.0
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