Vagrant Up Error

From what you've pasted, it doesn't look like you're running the command inside the folder containing Treehouse's Vagrantfile.

Once you download the VM zip, you should extract it and move the extracted folder to your home folder.

Then you can navigate to that folder cd treehouse and then you can run vagrant up.

I downloaded it and dragged it to my "Documents" folder. I don't have a "Home" folder. Not sure why. And this is what I get when I do cd treehouse

KEVINs-MacBook-Air:~ kevinleland$ cd treehouse
-bash: cd: treehouse: No such file or directory
KEVINs-MacBook-Air:~ kevinleland$

That didn't work either

Last login: Sat Apr 12 14:51:40 on ttys000
KEVINs-MacBook-Air:~ kevinleland$ cd Documents
KEVINs-MacBook-Air:Documents kevinleland$ cd treehouse
KEVINs-MacBook-Air:treehouse kevinleland$ vagrant up
-bash: vagrant: command not found
KEVINs-MacBook-Air:treehouse kevinleland$

@Kevin Lelan - Looks like you might be having some issues with moving around on the command line. Check out Treehouse's Console Foundations course to get you up to speed before attempting the Rails track.

I closed down the virtual box. The started again with vagrant up, gave me the treehouse-rails4 while downloading and it worked.

So reading through this, I haven't found a solution to the exact issue Kevin is having. I have uninstalled and reinstalled virtualbox and vagrant...I did quit terminal.

Last login: Sun Apr 20 21:18:06 on ttys000 SB6s-MacBook-Pro:~ SB6$ cd treehouse SB6s-MacBook-Pro:treehouse SB6$ ls Vagrantfile projects SB6s-MacBook-Pro:treehouse SB6$ vagrant up Bringing machine 'default' up with 'virtualbox' provider... ==> default: Box 'base' could not be found. Attempting to find and install... default: Box Provider: virtualbox default: Box Version: >= 0 ==> default: Adding box 'base' (v0) for provider: virtualbox default: Downloading: base An error occurred while downloading the remote file. The error message, if any, is reproduced below. Please fix this error and try again.

Couldn't open file /Users/SB6/treehouse/base SB6s-MacBook-Pro:treehouse SB6$

Suggestions?

[Toby@XX KSplice]$ ls ~/.vagrant.d/ boxes data gems insecure_private_key rgloader setup_version tmp [Toby@XX KSplice]$ ls ~/.vagrant.d/tmp/ boxee7fdaaa1b07df17bd02710349e937b6666bdb0a [Toby@XX KSplice]$ rm ~/.vagrant.d/tmp/boxee7fdaaa1b07df17bd02710349e937b6666bdb0a

[Toby@XX KSplice]$ ls ~/.vagrant.d/ boxes data gems insecure_private_key rgloader setup_version tmp [Toby@XX KSplice]$ ls ~/.vagrant.d/tmp/ boxee7fdaaa1b07df17bd02710349e937b6666bdb0a [Toby@XX KSplice]$ rm ~/.vagrant.d/tmp/boxee7fdaaa1b07df17bd02710349e937b6666bdb0a

work to me these are the following steps:

cd homestead (in your directory homestead folder) OR cd Homestead del vagrantfile or rm -Rf Vagrantfile vagrant init laravel/homestead vagrant up

He can try this. I got a similar error on WIndows so I went to the vagrant website. Treehouse was missing a step

$ vagrant init hashicorp/precise32 $ vagrant up

After I entered the first part then did vagrant up I had no problems. But what happened is it did install just regular ubuntu. not the the treehouse version. Is there a way to change the first command to have it run treehouse vm.