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Unable to determine respresentative structures (resonance) #1578
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Hi, I think I meet a similar problem with you. Did you solve this issue? |
@alongd @mliu49 After rebuild ('make') I am getting a segmentation fault on running 'make test'): (rmg_env) [fuller@Zoe RMG-Py]$ make test Could not import MUQ. Please check that it is installed correctly before using the global uncertainty modules. This is being run on a Fedora Linux system(Fedora 29) |
Did you try |
I did not previously run 'make clean', but I now have prior to rerunning 'make' and that has allowed me to progress farther (perhaps some modification to the documentation to include notes about rebuilding could be made). ======================================================================
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Do you have a custom thermo library which contains an entry for I'm not sure what you mean by unable to run |
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Fixed by #1600 |
Bug Description
During mechanism generation, my RMG run comes to a screeching halt with the following behavior:
How To Reproduce
I ma attaching my input script and my two additional libraries
ResonanceErrorFiles.zip
Expected Behavior
These libraries have been used in the past (two years ago) to generate a similar mechanism, so I have no idea why this new error is occurring.
Installation Information
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Additional Context
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