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AndreWeiner / ml-cfd-lecture

Lecture material for machine learning applied to computational fluid mechanics
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Excercise #2+3: source setup-env is not working #21

Closed wonskc closed 1 year ago

wonskc commented 1 year ago

Hello, I have a question on Exercise2&3.

I am using Linux run on Virtualbox. The prerequisite to follow Exercise2&3 was well done as explained in Exercise1.

However, when I run source setup-env, I receive the message saying bash: setup-env: No such file or directory.

And I am guessing because of this, when I run ./Allrun, it is also not working with this message ./Allrun: 3: WM_PROJECT_DIR: parameter not set or null.

I can't find where I missed it to implement this code well.

Could you give some advice on this issue? Thank you in advance, Wonseok

JanisGeise commented 1 year ago

Hi @wonskc,

unfortunately, I can't reproduce the error (using Virtualbox, version 6.1). Have you executed the command from the top-level of the repository (ml-cfd-lecture/)?

If that is the case, what happens if you execute the commands written in the setup-env manually (just copy each line in the file into the terminal; also from the top-level of the repository) and then try executing the ./Allrun script.

Regards, Janis

wonskc commented 1 year ago

@JanisGeise,

thank you a lot. I found that I don't have a file setup-env itself in the repository and figured out that I missed to do git pull before.

Best, Wonseok

AndreWeiner commented 1 year ago

Thanks to the two of you for bringing up and solving this issue. I'll add a note to today's lecture to pull the material frequently. Best, Andre