Closed rbavery closed 1 year ago
batch modes doesn't "install" the conda hooks. You have to initialize the conda and make conda
work manually if you use batch mode.
got it thank you! I'm not sure exactly where but I think I saw the -b flag online somewhere
batch modes doesn't "install" the conda hooks. You have to initialize the conda and make
conda
work manually if you use batch mode.
Hi I met the same problem even if I don't use -b
. My command is sudo bash Mambaforge-Linux-x86_64.sh
please use sudo with caution.
I would suggest you do not use sudo until you absolutely need to.
It likely installed to /root/mambaforge
and not to your user's directory.
Please try again without sudo
.
If you have other troubles, please open a new issue with your specific usecase.
Solution to issue cannot be found in the documentation.
Issue
on a fresh install of mambaforge, the path is not set by the installer and mamba is not found. my home path is
/home/ubuntu
on an EC2 instanceI would expect mamba to be available after running the bash script. exiting and then re-sshing or rebooting did not make mamba available.
Installed packages
Environment info