Interactive tools problems in cpseis under Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS

[Lewis Goss]

Dear Folks:

I have recently wanted to use cpseis again, after having left it dormant for a while.  I thought it was working correctly, but I have problems with the interactive tools.  Cbyt crashes a lot, also va, and when I run va I cannot make a pick for the velocity.  This did work in the past, I am wondering if anyone else has run into this or has a solution?  Thank you.

[Bill Menger]

Lewis, are you up to date on the revision level?  I recall having the va picking issue a couple of years ago but resolved it for my friend by pulling in all the updates and doing a full rebuild.   Also, Seismick has put in several fixes for issues that could be causing the cbyt crash.
Bill Menger

On 10/2/2022 9:26 AM, Lewis Goss wrote:

Dear Folks:

I have recently wanted to use cpseis again, after having left it dormant for a while.  I thought it was working correctly, but I have problems with the interactive tools.  Cbyt crashes a lot, also va, and when I run va I cannot make a pick for the velocity.  This did work in the past, I am wondering if anyone else has run into this or has a solution?  Thank you.

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[Lewis Goss]

No, not up to date as yet.  I will work on fixing that; thank you for that recommendation.

[Lewis Goss]

Dear Bill:

I am back up and working again.  I did a lot of things, possibly not all were actually necessary.

I did the following:

1) Fresh install of Ununtu 22.04 LTS (for some reason not able to upgrade from Ubuntu 20.04 LTS)

2) Fresh download and install of latest cpseis.  So far, so good, I was able to open cfe, and open va and pick velocities again.  Cbyt seems more stable also.

[Tahir Helvaci]

Hi Lewis,

Congratulations.

Please prepare a "How to"  for the new users running cpseis under Ubuntu. This will save a lot of time for them.

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[Lewis Goss]

Dear Tahir et al:

I think either I have become better at this, or the configuration has become easier over time.  I did use gfortran-9 and gcc-9, g++-9, which is not the default under Jammy Jellyfish (default is 11).  There is now an instruction tailored to Ubuntu users as part of the package, and I followed that carefully.  I installed java prior to the cpseis install using openjdk-17.  I first configured Seismic Unix and FreeUSP, getting past those first as low-hanging fruit.  Smoothest install yet.

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[Michael]

The requisites you need in Ubuntu (and spinoffs like Mint) are:
build-essentials
gfortran
xterm
csh
openssh-server
subversion
nedit
default-jdk
libmotif-dev
either xorg-dev or libxmu*
If you want to install mpich2, you need python2 as well.

You also need to create some directories
/apps/thirdparty
/home/data/temp
/home/data/scratch

And you need provide 'gmake' command as a symbolic link to make,
or an alias to make in your .bashrc

Then install_cpeis script should go all the way...

[Tahir Helvaci]

Thank you for the how2. New users will get explanation they need.

Nice and tidy.

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[Tahir Helvaci]

The installation has become easier with time. It is very much so. We are grateful to Seismick and Bill Menger.

You have gained experience too, that's true as well.

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