I have upgraded my node version and i typed "node app.js"
and it crashed with this
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Same here with gulp.
Try to run npm rebuild
to recompile your dependencies.
Hi. You're most likely experiencing one of these:
In either case, for us to help out or point you to a relevant upstream we need to know which module in question isn't working. Try removing your node_modules directory and recompiling your modules. If you get a build failure, please paste the relevant bits (ie, the file that fails to compile).
Maybe it would be possible on major versions to have our installers explicitly state that native addons will need to be rebuilt?
@Fishrock123 long term i'd really like to introduce subfolders in node_modules
(think node_modules/$native_module_version/
. That'd make node-gyp/npm compile for every new version.
npm rebuild
solved it here :+1:
@targos @jbergstroem Thanks for the Solution! 👍🙏
@christianhaller +1
npm rebuild
related, node_module_register
should check the version _prior_ to ADDON initialization (in the NODE_ADDON macro?) not just after.
npm rebuild
worked! :+1:
@emretekince Did that help you?
npm rebuild worked!
@ChALkeR @targos it worked, thanks!
@jbergstroem Removing the node_modules folder completely and running "npm install" again worked for me. Totally forgot I could do that. Thanks for the reminder.
npm rebuild did not work in my case (stopped half way through with an error)
Hi, I have the same problem with a dockerized node app, we are using node 4.2.2.
@jbergstroem @targos worked, thanks!
Hello every body
i have the same problem but npm rebuild does not work
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
i got this after npm rebuild.
npm rebuild is also giving segmentation fault.
Hi guys iam facing same problem like
[email protected] start /opt/xxx-api
node ./app.js
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
npm info lifecycle [email protected]~start: Failed to exec start script
npm ERR! Linux 4.4.0-1026-aws
and
npm rebuild is also giving but getting same issue.
Hi, I am trying to install Angular CLI as sudo. I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and I am getting
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
every time I run sudo npm install @angular/cli
. I tried sudo npm rebuild
but that returns the same message Segmentation fault (core dumped)
. Please help me fix this problem!
I have been recently facing this issue after upgrading to node v10.5, cant run any ng / npm commands, segmentation fault ( core dumped )
me also facing this issue
My node version 8.9.0
If i install to 10.6.0 then it works fine but my project other dependency stop working
Reinstalling the Node and installing it using nvm, did the job for me! I
hope it will work for you too!
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Try updating your Node and npm to the available stable version. This works for me !.
I'm having the same issue although I can't run any npm commands at all. Even npm --version gets a segmentation fault. I just upgraded Node to the latest stable version so I'm not sure what the issue is.
I'm having the same issue although I can't run any npm commands at all. Even npm --version gets a segmentation fault. I just upgraded Node to the latest stable version so I'm not sure what the issue is.
Hey! Try using NVM for that updating/installing, that worked for me!
You can unintsal npm by following the instructions given at npm-removal
and reinstall npm using nvm from here
sudo apt --auto-remove purge npm
sudo apt --auto-remove purge nodejs
Please run this command. It works for me.
I am facing the same issue and im using Ubuntu. Every command that i run gives me same error. I tried npm rebuild ans well as sudo ng serve but nothibng works. Please Help me!
I have the same problem and solved it.(my OS is ubuntu 19.4)
the reason that this problem happens, is you installed nodejs and npm separately.
so At first, you should remove nodejs and npm.
sudo apt --auto-remove purge npm
sudo apt --auto-remove purge nodejs
and then install just nodejs
sudo apt-get install nodejs
At last, do following commands for checking nodejs and npm
node -v
npm -v
I'm having the same issue although I can't run any npm commands at all. Even npm --version gets a segmentation fault. I just upgraded Node to the latest stable version so I'm not sure what the issue is.
Hey! Try using NVM for that updating/installing, that worked for me!
You can unintsal npm by following the instructions given at npm-removal
and reinstall npm using nvm from here
sudo npm uninstall npm -g also showing segmentation fault(core dumped)
Please help me solve this:
node -v shows segmentation fault
npm -v shows segmentation fault
Removed nodejs using sudo apt-get remove nodejs
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
I'm having the same issue although I can't run any npm commands at all. Even npm --version gets a segmentation fault. I just upgraded Node to the latest stable version so I'm not sure what the issue is.
Hey! Try using NVM for that updating/installing, that worked for me!
You can unintsal npm by following the instructions given at npm-removal
and reinstall npm using nvm from heresudo npm uninstall npm -g also showing segmentation fault(core dumped)
Please help me solve this:
node -v shows segmentation fault
npm -v shows segmentation fault
Removed nodejs using sudo apt-get remove nodejs
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Hey anyone still facing this issue, just a suggestion, I found the reason for the above problem, just check for the symbolic links, this situation may arise if you try to update the version of node.
you wanna use this command in the near future :)
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/npm /usr/local/bin/npm
Check this out once:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26320901/cannot-install-nodejs-usr-bin-env-node-no-such-file-or-directory/27416100#27416100
Due to conflict of both npm and nodejs
so remove nodejs by below commands, (Don't worry it does not affect anything badly)
sudo apt-get remove nodejs
sudo apt autoremove
This worked for me
@AliHassan13 muchas gracias me funciono muy bien eres grande Crak!!
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Hello every body
i have the same problem but npm rebuild does not work
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
i got this after npm rebuild.