Enterprise system
Redhat 7.0 - Default Developer Install - Fully up to date.
>which Python
/usr/bin/python
>python -V
Python 2.7.5
And yet AMBER ./configure gnu gives:
No compatible Python installation found. I can download one from Continuum
via Miniconda with all prerequisites. This will only need to be done once.
This may take several minutes and will require Internet access.
Should I do that? [y/n]
Is the check just not working properly?
Can this be fixed please?
In my opinion AMBER should build without issue on a Redhat default install given this represents >90% of commercial Linux installs so we should do our best to support this type of environment. We should only need to download a big third party python package on weird systems like OSX, ancient Linux OS's etc.
All the best
Ross
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| Associate Research Professor |
| San Diego Supercomputer Center |
| Adjunct Associate Professor |
| Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry |
| University of California San Diego |
| NVIDIA Fellow |
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