Hi Stevan, The errors during ./Build and ./Build test were both pretty innocuous and easily fixed. I just pushed solutions to the github repo. Thanks for noticing and reporting those. The major problem you report is that athena was crashing. It would be helpful to tell me what gets written to the terminal when this happens. That said, I suspect this is because you /updated/ Mint and Demeter's build script failed to recognize that the Ifeffit wrapper needed to be recompiled for an updated version of perl. When you do "perl Build.PL", it says this, among other things: If you are reinstalling Demeter after updating your operating system (or updating perl), you may need to do: ./Build touch_wrapper ./Build test ./Build install (or sudo ./Build install) That is trying to prompt you about the problem I suspect you are seeing. What happens if you do "./Build touch_wrapper", as suggested? Does athena then run? Cheers, B On 02/18/2015 04:21 AM, Stevan Ognjanovic wrote:
After upgrading my Linux OS to Mint 17.1, I have trouble installing demeter again (on Mint 14 it used to install and run without problems). sudo ./Build installdeps failed to install a few dependencies even after issuing the command several times (Wx and Regexp:Assemble), so I installed them manually from the Mint repositories. After that, perl ./Build.PL said that all dependencies were satisfied. I then ran ./Build which finished, I think, normally. The only lines that look remotely suspicious are:
Chantler data conversion tool 1.2 for Absorption 0.10 Parsing lines ... Parsing element 5Argument "8.20144-01" isn't numeric in numeric le (<=) at lib/Xray/data/chantler2st.PL line 120, <CHANTLER> line 81. 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 Getting energy list keys ... sorting energy list ... and making energy hash Saving new database, lib/Xray/data/../Absorption/chantler.db.
However, when I run ./Build test it shows that 2/44 tests fail (5/2681 subtests). Please find the terminal output below.
It might be usefull to mention that at first I tried to install demeter without root privileges (following the Dave Hughes' guide), with same tests failing. I went on to ./Build install anyway, and it succeded, but when trying to open previously saved projects, dathena would crash. I then removed demeter and the local perl directory, and tried installing demeter again, this time with root privileges following Bruce Ravel's guide.
Any help would be appreciated, thank you in advance!
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