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Arkane Error with Source Install using "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows 10" #1516
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I had been thinking this was a RMG specific file, but googling around it actually looks like xrender1 is an available library out there. I installed it and Arkane seems to work as expected now for the kinetics.
I'm not closing out the thread because there's still the question of why the library wasn't installed with the rest of it like it presumably should have. Is that a default library in most linux environments that just missing in this subenvironment or something? |
Hi @cjmcgill, |
As well as I can tell, installing libxrender1 is the only thing out of the normal installation procedure that I did. I’ve only run thermo and high-pressure-limit calculations in Arkane. Using other RMG/Arkane functions could turn up other gaps. |
Unrelated to this, I just tried installing RMG on the Ubuntu subsystem on Windows 10 as part of an effort to update our Windows installation documentation (a part of #1534 ). I ran into the following error when trying to run
and it solved my problem as well. I then saw this post that encountered the same issue. Given that this error seems somewhat common, I'll add this to the installation instructions that I am making so that future users install this library if they choose the Ubuntu subsystem route. Thanks @cjmcgill for pointing this issue out as well!
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Closed with #1534 |
Bug Description
Main branch install for Arkane onto Windows from source doesn't work anymore per issue #1507 . I was looking for a way that I could get an updated source install onto my Windows machine, so I installed into the "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows 10" subenvironment. The install itself and updates from git seem to go through fine.
Arkane seems to run the thermo function without error. The output files include a fitted NASA polynomial and other parameters as expected.
There is an error when I run Arkane with an input using the kinetics function. Interestingly, the output file generated still includes the rate constants for the first reaction called for, but in an input file containing multiple reactions it stops at the first.
Since the failure doesn't occur for the thermo function and seems to get through most of the kinetics function, I am hoping that there's a fix possible here. Maybe even something I can do like setting up an environmental variable or something.
The file libcairo.so.2 is located at the filepath location listed in the error message. I'm not sure where libXrender.so.1 is located, it doesn't seem to be in that same directory.
Attaching folder of input and output files from a test of the error.
Results.zip
How To Reproduce
Install per the linux source install instructions with anaconda. Activate rmg_env and run an arkane file with a kinetics command.
Expected Behavior
Generate arkane output files for kinetics calculation.
Installation Information
Describe your installation method and system information.
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