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Troubleshooting

Whenever installation fails, it is more likely there is a mis-configuration or invalid libraries bundles used. You may have to options to circumvent this which are two levels or workspace reinitialization.

recover mode​

recover mode will apply best efforts to correct configuration without losing them. It will delete all cached data and libraries for them to be downloaded later and searches for a valid nuts installation binaries to run (it will actually do a forced update). To run nuts in recover mode type :

nuts -z

newer mode​

newer mode will apply best efforts to reload cached files and libraries. to run nuts in 'newer mode' type:

nuts -N

reset mode​

reset mode will apply all efforts to correct configuration by, actually, deleting them (and all of workspace files!!) to create a new fresh workspace. This is quite a radical action to run. Do not ever invoke this unless your are really knowing what you are doing. To run nuts in reset mode type :

nuts -Z

kill mode​

kill mode is a special variant of reset mode where workspace will not be recreated after deletion. This can be achieved by using a combination of reset mode and --skip-boot (-Q) option. Do not ever invoke it unless you are really knowing what you are doing. To run nuts in kill mode type :

To run nuts in kill mode type :

nuts -ZQ

After invoking reset mode​

After invoking reset mode, nuts shell launchers (installed by nuts settings) will not be available anymore. PATH environment will point (temporarily) to a non existing folder. You should use the jar based invocation at least once to reinstall these commands.

java -jar nuts-0.8.4.jar