-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 28
failed to install on CentOS 7.2 #39
Comments
There is no "--depth=1" option on git 1.8.3.1 of CentOS 7.2 |
True. If you cannot update git, then manually run
|
with the fix of git command, the command of "make init" become OK, but the next command
|
virtualenv is buggy on CentOS? or virtualenv is not stable?
|
python-virtualenv-12.0.7 seems have this problem too. |
FALCON-integrate is for convenience. It's not necessary. You are free to install all dependencies however you like. If I were you, I would not give up on You can modify your |
First, try this:
Then try again. I've updated to the latest virtualenv. Maybe that will solve the problem. |
'make install' of FALCON-integrate/FALCON-make seems OK on my CentOS 7.2. |
By the way, 'virtualenv --no-site-packages --no-setuptools --no-pip --no-wheel --always-copy fc_env' seems OK, but I am not sure whether setuptools/pip/wheel is need. |
With our updated virtualenv repo? Please try our updated repo. Then, try to alter that version of virtualenv according to the pypa link I posted. We use Another idea is this: You can use that to get a working Python virtualenv, which we think will work on Centos7. Then use FALCON-integrate to install everything into that. Will you be using an RS-II machine, or the newer Sequel machine? |
I will use newer Sequel machine. the test result(failed again):
|
Centos7 virtualenv problems will be tough to solve remotely. Either try pitchfork, or use a complete smrtlink tarball from PacBio. |
Neither pitchfork nor smrtlink seems too complex. With the guide of |
Could you re-phrase that? Did pitchfork work? I am thinking of copying the virtualenv script from pitchfork, but only if it actually solves the problems. |
I am building pitchfork now. I found no document about how to build FALCON-integrate only(make pbfalcon?make falcon_kit?), so I used 'make world'. A lot of componments is building now. It seems that the design of virtualenv / pitchfork is very like autoconfig/automake, if it is OK, it looks simple, but if there is some problem , that will be very difficult to fix it for most of people? Most of people of BIO need a simple solution ? and Even if there is some problem, we hope that the problem is just in the componment that we used, so we can fix it because that source is not big. it is very difficult to fix a problem of base componment such as virtualenv / python because that source is very big. |
the build failed.
|
Yes, use
True. No-one has a good solution for that. To me, Python is the problem. But we could try installing into something like
@mhsieh, any ideas or suggestions? |
A suggestion. If we provide a way/document to install FALCON to local machine without virtualenv/grid as the default option, this will help most of user. Of cause, FALCON will use a lot of computer resource, but it is not a big problem.
|
See FALCON-make. That's a simple Makefile which shows the basic steps. You can sudo install directly into your If you use your HOME dir, then you might need to alter a couple environment variables too, depending on your system. There is no way to solve all Python integration problems for all users. Too complicated. Putting the packages into PyPI would work, of course, but only as long as there are no non-Python packages, which is the problem with most language-specific package-managers. I'll make sure mhsieh sees your build problem when he is back. |
The pycrypt problem looks real since the log says that at some point pycrypto starts to look for system python headers. I have a tender and soft spot for biologists, let me know how I can help. |
Hi all, I am also having this problem, but with a new/clean install on 26 May 2016. I am working on a cluster running CentOS release 6.7. I'm new to virtual environments... and editing this type of code in general, but I couldn't figure out where perhaps edit the "repo source code" Also, should my newly downloaded version have had this error? here is what I get from "make virtualenv" (everything ok before this):
But this gave me: Thanks for any suggestions!! |
I don't know why virtualenv has problems on Centos7, but that's a known problem: I was going to try the virtualenv code from pitchfork. Maybe MJ is using some old version which happens to work. You are free to find some other way of installing these Python packages. Ask your sysadmin what he suggests for installing Python packages onto your particular system. As mentioned earlier in this thread, you could also try pitchfork, which will build everything that you need. MJ has worked to ensure that it succeeds on as many platforms as possible, and he is willing to help. |
Hi.
failed to install on CentOS 7.2 by the guide https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/FALCON-integrate/wiki/Installation
What is wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: