# Installing the NodeSource Node.js 0.10 repo. Please note that the sequence is slightly different now that I am running it again, but the result is the same, as follows: ~]# node ~]# cd tmp]# curl -sL | bash. So what do I need to do in order to get the newest stable version of node.js installed on the CentOS 7 machine?Īs per suggestion, I re-ran the above commands, but this time recorded all the output into the following text. The terminal also says to type the following to install the newest version of node.js, so I type the following: yum install -y nodejsīut then I type node -version again, and the terminal replies with v0.12.7 again, showing that the preceding commands, simply re-installed the old outdated version again. The terminal prints out that I should type the following to remove the outdated version of node.js, so I type the following: yum remove -y nodejs npm So then I type the following to get the latest version of node.js: cd /tmp This is clearly an old version because says that v5.6.0 is the latest stable version. I start by typing node -version which results in v0.12.7. What do I have to change in the code below to install the newest version of Node.js on CentOS 7? I am trying to set up Node.js on CentOS 7, but the following commands are failing to install the latest version. See notes at bottom of OP, and partial answer. Note: This is partially solved, but needs a little more attention.
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