the building terminate because of errors,the output is:
hello, every superiors I have a building problem for rosetta3.9,when i input : >./scons.py -j 4 mode=release bin,the ouput is: -j: command not found
how can i fix this problem? my system is Linux(Ubantu) Thank you for everyone!
Hi,
I have GLIBC issue with the compiled PyRosetta4.Release.python35.linux.release-191 on a Suse Linux cluster. So I would like to compile it from the source but I cannot find the download link and cannot download it from github using my login details. Kindly suggest the link to download the source code for PyRosetta4.
Regards,
Sarath
Hello developers,
Just letting you know that there is a new python version (3.7) released and PyRosetta does not work in it. I use Arch based linux so I discover these things very early, just want to send you a notification here incase you feel you need to provide PyRosetta in python 3.7
I hope this helps.
I'm a third year student, trying to build some skills in Rosetta. Progress feels very slow and I often get error messages in the tutorials themselves. My question is, how did you start the process of learning Rosetta, and did you have prior coding knowledge that you feel was helpful? Which types of coding are most useful to know in order to use and troubleshoot protocols in Rosetta?
Thanks to anyone who may reply,
Marla
Hi all
I try to run the script extend_terminus.py with the following command :
python extend_terminus.2.py -c A -o 1.c.pdb -a 1.clean.pdb AAGAAGAGAG
and i end up with the following error
pack_rotamers = rosetta.protocols.simple_moves.PackRotamersMover(sfxn, task)
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'PackRotamersMover'
Does anyone know how to fix that ?
Cheers
JM
Hi, when is the next full (not daily or weekly) release anticipated, roughly?
Hi:
I am trying to install Pyrosetta4 with the following system and software settings:
Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS 64Bit
Python 2.7.12 (ubuntu default), 64bit
PyRosetta4.Release.python27.ubuntu.release-184
Hi eveyone,
I built Rosetta on a linux machine and it takes up 24G of space. However, I'd like to remove extra parts (like demos or pilot apps) or in any other way, reduce this space.
Is there any solution for this? Is it possible to keep the shared libraries and .so files and remove all the codes?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Hamed
Do I assume correctly in a 8 core hyperthreaded machine openmpi runs will be faster than normal static compilations? Has anyone managed to compile the openmpi version on ubuntu 16.04? I did have to edit the tools/build/options.settings and add 5.4 otherwise scons wont run. I assume that the compiler is too new for this? Any work around? Thanks
PS:My tools/build/site.settings is empty
