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| Installing Ohai on Windows: | |
| Install Ruby via one-click installer (I used ruby186-27_rc) | |
| Start the RubyGems Package Manager | |
| Programs -> Ruby-186-27 -> RubyGems -> RubyGems Package Manager | |
| Add gems.opscode.com to gem sources. | |
| Verify the following gems are installed first: | |
| fxri | |
| fxruby | |
| hpricot | |
| log4r | |
| ptools | |
| rake | |
| ruby-opengl | |
| test-unit | |
| win32-api | |
| win32-clipboard | |
| win32-dir | |
| win32-eventlog | |
| win32-file | |
| win32-file-stat | |
| win32-process | |
| win32-sapi | |
| win32-sound | |
| windows-api | |
| windows-pr | |
| Install ohai and wmi bindings | |
| gem install ohai ruby-wmi |
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