Closed chainhead closed 3 years ago
@chainhead The example in readme has a typo. You should keep the name of the file downloaded, you can just rename it in case there isn't a version you are looking for so you can use the latest major that you find here.
Example:
You would like to use node 14.4.0 but the latest available here is 14.1.0. You could try to use that and rename it to 14.4.0 and it should work
Can you please explain the co-relation between the version number in
fetched-vx.y.z
and Node versions? The documentation has an example forarm64
,node v8.11.3
onlinux
where, the binary being downloaded isfetched-v14.0.0-linux-armv6
. It is then renamed tofetched-v8.11.3-linux-arm64
.How do we know that
v14.0.0
of the pre-built binary maps tov8.11.3
NodeJS version? Specifically, in my case, my NodeJS version is10.21.0
and I need the pre-built binary forarmv6
. Can I therefore, downloadv14.4.0
and rename it tov10.21.0
NodeJS version?