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Hi Maysam,
But that package does exist:libreadline5-dev at packages.ubuntu Try this: Code:
sudo apt-get update If it still doesn't work, possibly you disabled the repository that has that package. Go to Synaptic and re-activate the repository (I think it is the "main lucid" repository). And while you're in Synaptic, you can install the package from there! Best regards, Bruno |
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Hi
I followed the wiki tutorial which you have posted in one of your posts and followed it exactly. I am trying to compile a new solver chtIcoMultiRegionFoam And no matter what I do I end up getting the following wmake:command not found error Can you please help me Thanks Shyam UPDATE: I successfully compiled the solver in Fedora 13 with OpenFoam 1.7.1. Have not tested it yet. But i m still having problems with ubuntu. Going to use fedora for now. |
Hi Shyam,
Mmm, how exactly did you install OpenFOAM in Ubuntu? Did you build from source or did you install from the Debian packages? Because the error "wmake:command not found error" is usually related to not having the OpenFOAM environment variables properly set up, namely running: Code:
. ~/OpenFOAM/OpenFOAM-1.7.1/etc/bashrc Bruno |
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