Closed dudeperf3ct closed 4 years ago
@dudeperf3ct,
It looks like the first issue is a conda
error unrelated to solaris
(see the related issue opened on conda's GitHub repo here), and the latter two are GDAL
install errors which are, unfortunately, very common (to the point of solving them almost being a rite of passage). I'd recommend you try installing a slightly older version of conda
and re-trying the conda
install. Closing this issue since it's not directly solaris
-related.
Hey @nrweir, I tried downgrading conda to version 4.6 but still gdal error persists. What version of conda is recommended?
If we can't install solaris by conda and pip, is there any other way?
Conda's current release is at 4.8.2 - I'm currently running conda 4.7.12 and haven't had the problems you indicated.
I'm not sure it's accurate to say that solaris can't be installed by conda/pip - I believe you need to resolve your conda/GDAL install issues, which aren't really related to this project, at which point you'll be good to go. I can sympathize with the challenge of getting that working, though. Best of luck!
Installing solaris using conda
results in
Environment Information
Running this on a fresh installation of anaconda
Installing solaris using pip
results in gdal error
Also tried installing GDAL before pip install solaris
results in same gdal error.