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Expand Up @@ -24,10 +24,19 @@ Try installing something:

`rhumba::install("xtensor")`

You might need to setup your `root_prefix` if you're running `R` and `rhumba` from a conda installation:
`rhumba::set_config("root_prefix", "/path/to/prefix")`
#### Seting the root_prefix

It's already set if you're used `micromamba` to create your environment!
You might need to setup your `root_prefix`. You can do it inside your R environment using the following method:

`rhumba::set_config("root_prefix", "root_path")`.

The `root_prefix` is the place where your package manager and all it generates is stored. The place where the directories `envs` and `libs` live, for example. Here are some examples on where to find it:

* If you've installed rhumba using [minirhumba](https://github.com/mamba-org/minirhumba) and have set `minirhumba` as your default software using the default options, then your `root_prefix` will be `/home/user_name/minirhumba` on Linux.

* If you're using `conda`, or `miniconda` and used the default installation paths it would show up in `/home/user_name/conda`, `/home/user_name/miniconda`, respectively.

* It's already set if you've used `micromamba` to create your environment!

## Installation from source

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