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I've been fighting with installing Salome-Meca for a few days now.
Tried Win10 WSL, no luck at all.
Tried Linux Mate, no luck either.
Tried Linux Debian 12, no luck, both with and without Singularity.
Please help.
Please.
Win 10 ???
Win 11 ???
Linux ???? Distro??? version ???
real machine, or VM ???
thanks.
Last edited by Roguish (2023-09-15 00:00:48)
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Hi
I also encountered problems with Ubuntu and ended up...going to a Win10 machine and used Salome-Meca for Windows version 2021 (Google it. should have an adress like code-aster-windows.com/download)
Not the best but working and fitting my current need.
I used to be able to easily install Aster or Salome in the past, but after a few years hiatus, couldn't easily, hence...this solution.
Hope that helps.
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Hi,
I used to be able to easily install Aster or Salome in the past, but after a few years hiatus, couldn't easily, hence...this solution.
Welcome back to Salome-Meca/Code-aster community.
Regarding installing latest version of Salome-Meca (singularity container) in Ubuntu (20.04, 22.04 etc):
The major steps would be as follows:
1. Install the prerequisites as described in the Salome-Meca/Code-aster website (https:_//code-aster.org/V2/spip.php?article273. Please remove the underscore, not allowed to post url here).
2. Install the singularity container. In Ubuntu 22.04, there was some "loop-device error", this can be fixed as per post id 26901 in this forum.
2.1 For Ubuntu 22.04, singularity community edition version 3.11.4 is is already available as a .deb file. Installing this would automatically fix the loop-device error.
2.2 I would like to emphasize, not to install singularity via apt from Ubuntu repository. This will install a very old version of singularity which is incompatible for the Salome-Meca container .
3. If Salome-Meca 2021 version is the choice, then there is an unofficial singularity image along with Code-aster MPI (including PETSC) here: https://_cloud.sylabs.io/library/emefff/collection/code-aster-mpi-in-singularity-of-sm2021
4. Kudos to the developers for porting SM/CA to Windows. It gives an easier way to start with CA/SM for the beginners, particularly the students who are more at ease with Windows.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Sukumar
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Thank you for the replies.
I did find the ready-to-install Windows version.
Installed it and am now on the very steep learning curve.
Regards.
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Hi, all this is totally new for me (linux-ubuntu)
I really appreciate the forum support.
I need to install salome maca, I have been trying without sucess, many, many, many times
Please, It is possible to somebody to help me out online for the installation?
Thanks in advance
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Hi Gustavo,
Please see the stepwise process to follow as described in post no #3 above.
If you need any explanation on those, post here. I or others in the community will be happy to help.
I would also suggest you to familiarize yourself a bit about linux -- such as using the terminal, installing software from the repositories (like apt-get install in ubuntu or other debian based distros) etc.
Hope this helps.
Sukumar
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Hi Gustavo,
Please see the stepwise process to follow as described in post no #3 above.
If you need any explanation on those, post here. I or others in the community will be happy to help.
I would also suggest you to familiarize yourself a bit about linux -- such as using the terminal, installing software from the repositories (like apt-get install in ubuntu or other debian based distros) etc.
Hope this helps.Sukumar
Ok will try again.
According to the post #3 I need to go the the following many links the first ones is:
1. Install the prerequisites as described in the Salome-Meca/Code-aster website (https:_//code-aster.org/V2/spip.php?article273.
Inside the link, what I understan is that I have to downloa 6 programs first? IS that correct?
1- Python
Version used: 3.6
Python website: http:_//www.python.org.
2- numpy
Version used: 1.15
numpy website: http:_//numpy.scipy.org.
3- blas/lapack
.
4- Tcl/Tk
Version used: 8.5.14
Tcl/Tk website: http:_//dev.scriptics.com/software/tcltk.
5- zlib WHERE IS THE LINK?
6- bison/flex WHERE IS THE LINK?
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Hi,
which linux distro are you using?
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Hi,
which linux distro are you using?
HI, I typed this: lsb_release -a
And show this:
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
Release: 22.04
Codename: jammy
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