Install cp2k in Ubuntu.
Jiayu Sun SLE
Fabian Ducry
Jiayu Sun
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Anton S. Lytvynenko
Dear Fabian,
it seems to me that this way leads to the old packages as well. Do I completely miss something?
Yours,
Anton
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Fabian Ducry
On Tuesday, 9 June 2020 17:16:53 UTC+2, Anton S. Lytvynenko wrote:
Dear Fabian,
it seems to me that this way leads to the old packages as well. Do I completely miss something?
Yours,
Anton
09.06.20 10:34, Fabian Ducry пише:
--Hi,
This will install an old version of cp2k. Go to https://www.cp2k.org/download, click on UBUNTU and download the package from this page.
Fabian
On Monday, 8 June 2020 07:44:29 UTC+2, Jiayu Sun SLE wrote:Hi everyone,
I am a fresher in cp2k, I have a question that, as the newest version of Ubuntu and cp2k launched, the installation of cp2k is quite easier than other methods.
In the Ubuntu terminal, one row commends: " sudo get-apt install cp2k" can finish the installation.
Am I right? I am not sure it is so much simple than other methods, feel like nor real or I miss some part.
Please give me some hints.
Thank you for your help.
SincerelySUN
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Anton S. Lytvynenko
Dear Fabian,
indeed, it looks like Mint 19 offers CP2K 5.1 from repositories. Thank you for the suggestion.
(I prefer building from scratch for the sake of performance, but hope this knowledge will help somebody anyway).
Yours,
Anton
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Michael Banck
On Tue, Jun 09, 2020 at 09:25:06AM -0700, Fabian Ducry wrote:
> There you can download cp2k-6.1 which is newer than the 2.1 you get from
> "get-apt install cp2k".
version; I am not aware of any recent Ubuntu version shipping cp2k-2.1,
but maybe that was a typo.
You can try to manually install other versions on your Ubuntu install,
but those are compiled for newer Ubuntu versions, so might not work.
There are no backports of current cp2k packages for older Ubuntu LTS or
Debian stable versions right now, and at least I don't have the time to
do that in some manual fashion.
> You can also install Debian packages, there a 7.1 package is available.
only available for experimental. I need to get back to this.
Michael
Jiayu Sun SLE
==================== Installing OpenBLAS ====================
OpenBLAS-0.3.6.tar.gz is found
Installing from scratch into /home/jiayusun/Downloads/cp2k-7.1/tools/toolchain/install/openblas-0.3.6
patching file kernel/x86_64/KERNEL.SKYLAKEX
ERROR: (/home/jiayusun/Downloads/cp2k-7.1/tools/toolchain/scripts/install_openblas.sh, line 72) Non-zero exit code detected.
ERROR: (./scripts/install_mathlibs.sh, line 34) Non-zero exit code detected.
How can I do this in this case?
What the meaning of this sentence: "Non-zero exit code detected." When I compile other packages, this error occurs again, almost all the packages are facing the same questions.
Thank you for your help or advice.
Sincerely
在 2020年6月10日星期三 UTC+9下午6:06:44，Michael写道：