Hi,
Inadvertently during installation I chose CentOS 7 as my edge platform and installing the QluMan GUI proves to be difficult on CentOS 7 due to missing Qt dependencies. Now I am stuck trying to install an alternative platform:
root@plato:~ # schroot -l chroot:centos7 root@plato:~ # chroot-centos7 (centos7) root@plato:~ # yum update yum install qt-10 qt5-qtbase-devel mesa-libGL-devel mesa-libGLU-devel yum install qluman-qt Loaded plugins: keys, post-transaction-actions, protectbase 0 packages excluded due to repository protections Resolving Dependencies --> Running transaction check ---> Package qluman-qt.noarch 0:10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 will be installed --> Processing Dependency: qt-10 = 10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 for package: qluman-qt-10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7.noarch --> Finished Dependency Resolution Error: Package: qluman-qt-10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7.noarch (qlustar-10.1) Requires: qt-10 = 10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 You could try using --skip-broken to work around the problem You could try running: rpm -Va --nofiles --nodigest
I couldn't find how to install additional edge platform for my chroot environment **without** requiring QluMan, in the documentation : https://www.qlustar.com/book/docs/install-guide :
"Note that you can always add support for a previously unselected edge platform later on by creating corresponding chroots and Qlustar images using QluMan."
Is there an alternative way to add a platofrm without requiring the QluMan GUI?
Is better to re-run the initial config again? /usr/sbin/qlustar-initial-config
Best regards,
Hernán
"H" == Hernán Morales Durand hernan.morales@gmail.com writes:
Hi Hernán,
H> Hi, Inadvertently during installation I chose CentOS 7 as my edge H> platform and installing the QluMan GUI proves to be difficult on H> CentOS 7 due to missing Qt dependencies. Now I am stuck trying to H> install an alternative platform:
H> root@plato:~ # schroot -l chroot:centos7 root@plato:~ # H> chroot-centos7 (centos7) root@plato:~ # yum update yum install H> qt-10 qt5-qtbase-devel mesa-libGL-devel mesa-libGLU-devel yum H> install qluman-qt Loaded plugins: keys, post-transaction-actions, H> protectbase 0 packages excluded due to repository protections H> Resolving Dependencies --> Running transaction check ---> Package qluman-qt.noarch 0:10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 will be installed --> Processing Dependency: qt-10 = 10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 for package: H> qluman-qt-10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7.noarch --> Finished Dependency Resolution H> Error: Package: qluman-qt-10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7.noarch H> (qlustar-10.1) H> Requires: qt-10 = 10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 H> You could try using --skip-broken to work around the problem You H> could try running: rpm -Va --nofiles --nodigest
the easiest way to use qluman-qt is to use the singularity image on the Qlustar download page. You can do this on any Linux workstation where a new enough singularity package is installed.
H> I couldn't find how to install additional edge platform for my H> chroot environment **without** requiring QluMan, in the H> documentation : https://www.qlustar.com/book/docs/install-guide :
H> "Note that you can always add support for a previously unselected H> edge platform later on by creating corresponding chroots and H> Qlustar images using QluMan."
H> Is there an alternative way to add a platofrm without requiring H> the QluMan GUI?
No.
H> Is better to re-run the initial config again? H> /usr/sbin/qlustar-initial-config
If you haven't done much customization, that would also be an option.
Best,
Roland
Hi Roland,
El lun., 3 dic. 2018 a las 14:08, Roland Fehrenbacher (rf@q-leap.de) escribió:
"H" == Hernán Morales Durand hernan.morales@gmail.com writes:
Hi Hernán,
H> Hi, Inadvertently during installation I chose CentOS 7 as my edge H> platform and installing the QluMan GUI proves to be difficult on H> CentOS 7 due to missing Qt dependencies. Now I am stuck trying to H> install an alternative platform: H> root@plato:~ # schroot -l chroot:centos7 root@plato:~ # H> chroot-centos7 (centos7) root@plato:~ # yum update yum install H> qt-10 qt5-qtbase-devel mesa-libGL-devel mesa-libGLU-devel yum H> install qluman-qt Loaded plugins: keys, post-transaction-actions, H> protectbase 0 packages excluded due to repository protections H> Resolving Dependencies --> Running transaction check ---> Package qluman-qt.noarch 0:10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 will be installed --> Processing Dependency: qt-10 = 10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 for package: H> qluman-qt-10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7.noarch --> Finished Dependency Resolution H> Error: Package: qluman-qt-10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7.noarch H> (qlustar-10.1) H> Requires: qt-10 = 10.1.0.37-1.ql.el7 H> You could try using --skip-broken to work around the problem You H> could try running: rpm -Va --nofiles --nodigestthe easiest way to use qluman-qt is to use the singularity image on the Qlustar download page. You can do this on any Linux workstation where a new enough singularity package is installed.
Ok, thanks
H> I couldn't find how to install additional edge platform for my H> chroot environment **without** requiring QluMan, in the H> documentation : https://www.qlustar.com/book/docs/install-guide : H> "Note that you can always add support for a previously unselected H> edge platform later on by creating corresponding chroots and H> Qlustar images using QluMan." H> Is there an alternative way to add a platofrm without requiring H> the QluMan GUI?No.
H> Is better to re-run the initial config again? H> /usr/sbin/qlustar-initial-configIf you haven't done much customization, that would also be an option.
Finally I had to re-start installation from scratch, the centos7 chroot setting was deep somewhere and qlustar-initial-config couldn't rewrite it. I selected now both xenial and centos7. The only noticeable error during installation was the following one:
* User account hernan successfully created. -su: /srv/apps/chroots/centos7/usr/lib/ql-hpl-tools/install-qsub-func.sh: No such file or directory
But no problems so far.
Cheers,
Hernán
Best,
Roland _______________________________________________ Qlustar-General mailing list -- qlustar-general@qlustar.org To unsubscribe send an email to qlustar-general-leave@qlustar.org
"H" == Hernán Morales Durand hernan.morales@gmail.com writes:
Hi Hernán,
H> I couldn't find how to install additional edge platform for my H> chroot environment **without** requiring QluMan, in the H> documentation : https://www.qlustar.com/book/docs/install-guide : >> H> "Note that you can always add support for a previously unselected H> edge platform later on by creating corresponding chroots and H> Qlustar images using QluMan." >> H> Is there an alternative way to add a platofrm without requiring H> the QluMan GUI? >> >> No. >> H> Is better to re-run the initial config again? H> /usr/sbin/qlustar-initial-config >> >> If you haven't done much customization, that would also be an >> option.
H> Finally I had to re-start installation from scratch, the centos7 H> chroot setting was deep somewhere and qlustar-initial-config H> couldn't rewrite it. I selected now both xenial and centos7. The H> only noticeable error during installation was the following one:
H> * User account hernan successfully created. H> -su: H> /srv/apps/chroots/centos7/usr/lib/ql-hpl-tools/install-qsub-func.sh: H> No such file or directory
it's weird that you got this error, I can't reproduce it. Anyway it's not critical, just a script to setup convenience functions for running the Linpack as described in the 'First Steps Guide'. You can try to execute the following as your user on a compute or the FE node which will have the same effect:
$ /usr/lib/ql-hpl-tools/install-qsub-func.sh
H> But no problems so far.
Good news.
Best,
Roland
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