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Wait a minute I think you missed something, yesterday when I read your message in Discord I thought you were unable to install RVM which were producing that error. But this question clears my confu...
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Wait a minute I think you missed something, yesterday when I read your message in Discord I thought you were unable to install RVM which were producing that error. But this question clears my confusion. You were executing `rvm install "ruby-2.6.6"` but that's not what we used to do. I had written the same answer in another question of "mine". [here it is](https://linux.codidact.com/posts/282548/282557#answer-282557) (I had mentioned it in Discord either) (I don't have any idea if it's really good to link my old answer which account I had deleted, if it's bad purpose then you can edit or suggest edit). You should have execute ```bash rvm install 2.6.6 #this will install 2.6.6 version of Ruby rvm use 2.6.6 #you must execute it otherwise you will keep using earlier version (whichever you had in your system) ``` Sometimes, they don't work without being super user. So I used to use `sudo` but it sometimes doesn't work also. For that reason you should execute ```bash /bin/bash --login #I don't have idea, if the command really works in Mac ``` `/bin/bash --login` is nearly related to `su -`.