Closed parunach closed 7 years ago
Just start R and use the internal command to install the R packages. "install.packages"
I get the same error, and @ganeshkrishnan1 's suggestion does not resolve the issue.
Same error error here. The problem is due to the absence of xgboost.R
in the section Collate
inside the DESCRIPTION
. You can add xgboost.R
to the list in Collate
section. Then run:
R CMD check h2o
R CMD build h2o
R CMD INSTALL h2o_3.10.3.99999.tar.gz
Hi, I faced the same error, how can I solve it?
Thanks,
Sorry about that - some build cleanup issue.
Updated links to pre-built packages for R/Py/Standalone, see README.md
thanks, but the same error result.
I redownload it and try R CMD INSTALL h2o_3.11.0.99999.tar.gz
, got
Error in getOctD(x, offset, len) : invalid octal digit
error
@vhp1360 that usually happens when the download of the tar file was unsuccessful, can you untar it or does it blow up with errors? (tar xvzf h2o_3.11.0.99999.tar.gz
).
@mdymczyk thanks, I used @arnocandel link and got that error, today I tried the main Link and it works.
Fortunately, I gave the correct way to install the package last month...
@vhp1360 cool!
@pascaloettli yes, though with the latest version the xgboost entry should not be necessary. Thanks for the input, though!
When I to install deep water R using
sudo R CMD INSTALL h2o_3.10.3.99999.tar.gz
I get an error
This seems to be a description error. Any thoughts?