peterdsharpe
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2 months ago Hi @janibert1 ,
The zsh: killed error usually indicates that the process was terminated by the operating system, which can happen due to insufficient memory, a bad allocation, or other resource constraints. Since you're running an M1 Mac with a fairly new operating system (Sonoma 14.4), this could also be related to compatibility with certain libraries used by AeroSandbox. However, none of the dependencies jump out immediately as potential culprits here.
I don't have access to a M1 Mac, so unfortunately can't provide too much direct help here (though other users may be able to).
A few general questions that may be useful:
- How narrowly can you isolate this issue? Is it only occuring with
aerosandbox? If so, how far into a script can you execute before the OS kills it - exactly which line causes the failure? - Are there any warning messages during install?
- If the above doesn't help, it might be worth binary-searching the dependencies to try to see if you can pin down a common cause.
I just installed aerosandbox[full] on my mac m1 with python 3.11.19 with anaconda. Everything fails sooner or later. All the test fail instantly and tutorial programs that i tried to make take a while but eventually get the same error: zsh: killed (whatever I ran in the terminal)
I probably just missed some stupid thing or forgot to install something but i am quite new and i couldnt find anything online