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Installation of MDAnalysis on 32 bit systems #1364
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http://www.mdanalysis.org/pages/installation_quick_start/
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The important thing is to add the conda-forge channel because the MDAnalysis conda packages reside there, together with all dependencies – @kain88-de worked hard to make sure that everything that MDAnalysis needs is available as a conda package. You only have to do the Please let us know if this works or if there are any other issues. |
Thanks @orbeckst and @kain88-de for your suggestions. I have tried what you suggest, as I also had run into the links indicated by @kain88-de without success. I also have retried it and this is what I get:
Any suggestions on what might be going wrong here. Thanks :) |
@ashkurti what platform is this running on? What does |
@ashkurti can you run |
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@richardjgowers as to the platform:
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@ashkurti this is weird. Can you please remove the MDAnalysis channels from your config file in |
@kain88-de I removed MDAnalysis channels and then followed again the previous steps (and nothing changed :( :
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OK this is weird. I'm not sure what is going on there. I sometimes had luck with such weird errors in conda by reinstalling it. My guess is here also conda because your error message looks cut off. For example when I try to install a non existing package I get the following error.
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what version of conda your you running? |
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I'm running 4.3.17. The point release shouldn't change anything but maybe it does. |
what platform are you running on? |
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I'm running on Fedora. But that shouldn't make any difference. @richardjgowers runs ubuntu and it works for him as well. I've asked the conda-forge people for help. |
You need 4.3.16 or above. See conda/conda#4860 (comment) |
@isuruf As I want to automatically install conda (as part of a package I am working on) I am getting the conda installation script from Any suggestions? Maybe I can install this version then, include a command for update? Anywhere I can find the script to install a 4.3.16 or above version of conda. Thanks :) |
Here's a script from ContinuumIO, https://conda.io/docs/travis.html. Note that they recommend updating conda even when downloading a fresh version of miniconda. UPDATED |
I am still not managing to find out mdanalysis within conda. So even after updating conda to 4.3.18 it is not managing to find mdanalysis, and specifically the following happens:
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The thing is that apparently the Ubuntu image I am using for testing in my virtual machine is a 32 bit one apparently and therefore it cannot find mdanalysis within the linux-32 channel. At this point, is there a specific reason for MDAnalysis to be only supported for 64 bit linux platforms. |
Yeah we don't ship 32bit prebuild binaries. There is also a recent bug report that the library doesn't work on 32bit in some parts. |
Just as an update: despite #1364 (comment) there are nevertheless some efforts going on to make it work on 32-bit, see issue #1362 (and related MDAnalysis/mdaencore#38) and PR #1393 as well as PR #1392 for setting up the testing. |
I haven't gone through this whole discussion, but perhaps worth revisiting if there are still (32-bit) issues here after #2696. |
Is this still an active issue? As far as I understand @tylerjereddy has 32bit Windows support enabled as part of our CI suite. |
Closing as MDAnalysis is no longer planning to keep official support for 32 bit installs (see PR #4176 ) |
I tried and get the following error:
I have installed conda by doing the following:
and my linux operating system is:
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