"Non-zero exit code detected." when compile cp2k 7.1
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 problem.
Thank you for your help or advice.
Sincerely
Anton S. Lytvynenko
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 problem.
Hi,
When the program ends, it returns so called exit code -- an integer value indicating if it was successful. By convention, exit code 0 means successful execution, non-integer ones typically indicate some issues (they can have their own conventions depending on the system or software, but such conventions are more specific). The sentence you are citing means that the install_openblas.sh script failed for some reason. I guess your system misses some packages necessary to build the code, and you should figure out which ones and install them. Please check the logs on the openblas build (see "[CP2K:10684] installation of cp2k on linux mint machine" topic for similar situation and discussion how to find them).
Yours,
Anton
Anton S. Lytvynenko
By the way, did you run sudo ./install_requirements.sh first?
Hi, everyone,
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在 2020年6月11日星期四 UTC+9下午12:08:21，Jiayu Sun SLE写道：
Anton S. Lytvynenko
12.06.20 16:01, Jiayu Sun SLE пише:
> codes?
Besides some specific staff shipped together with CP2K, the program
relies on a number of additional common software necessary to build the
binaries -- namely, compilers, libraries, building systems etc. This
software comes from your distribution, but some of them are not
installed by default -- so, they are accessible from the repository, but
must be installed explicitly. That script (install_requirements.sh) just
forces your system to install missing packages (via APT manager, i.e. by
a conventional way employed in Ubuntu/Mint/Debian).
After that, you can return to install_cp2k_toolchain.sh script -- now it
should proceed without errors.
Anton
Jiayu Sun SLE
Hi, everyone,
Антон Л.
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