MOOSE Inatallation Issues

[Buhari Ibrahim]

Hello Everyone,

I am new to the group and to MOOSE. I tried to follow the instructions on the website to install MOOSE for the first time, however, I run into this problem (attached). Any suggestions on how to resolve this issue? Thank you.

Regards,

BI.

[dan...@schwen.de]

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[Daniel Schwen]

Your LIBMESH_DIR environment variable is pointing to a manually built libmesh location, but it looks like you never installed it there. 

Don't build libmesh yourself, use the moose-libmesh condo package. I.e. do not manually override LIBMESH_DIR.

[Casey Icenhour]

Could also be a matter of deactivating and reactivating the moose environment (LIBMESH_DIR might not be set yet). This is mentioned in our getting started procedure and makes sure all environment variables are set up correctly. If you have installed moose-libmesh, you should run "conda deactivate" and then "conda activate moose" before trying to build moose again.

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