Package INLA Installation Issue in R-4.2.1

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RAM KUMAR SINGH

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Sep 17, 2022, 10:39:05 AM9/17/22
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Hello Team, 
Iam facing issue while installing the package INLA in R-4.21 and R-Studio 2022.07.1 build 554.

I dwl the binary and through the repository, the issue is same while installation of the package "error installing the binary package"..."had no zero exit status"(screen shot attached.
Kindly help in resolving the issue.

Thanks and Regards
Ram K Singh

 
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Håvard Rue

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Sep 17, 2022, 10:49:28 AM9/17/22
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this looks like the error one gets trying to install an 4.2 package on
R-4.1.

try to install the testing version instead
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pav

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Sep 24, 2022, 10:22:15 AM9/24/22
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If Havard's suggestion doesn't help, you might check that Rtools can be found. Your path should contain entries pointing to  ...\RTools\bin   and  ...\Rtools\mingw_64\bin   (the actual paths to these folders depends on where you decided to install Rtools). (The reason for my suggestion is that it looks from your screenshot that cp --- the unix/linux copy command --- can't be found, and I think this is supplied by RTools).

You can check this by starting a command session (DOS prompt) and then doing  cp --help. If you get a help screen, then you know that cp is in the path.
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