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Cern macports install root65/18/2023 ![]() root-framework-installer/install.sh at main. For example, if you wanted to install the. A shell script to automatically install the ROOT framework on Ubuntu. Browse the repository to find the directory of the port you want, then use the History button in the upper right to find the older version that you want to install. Whilst I appear to have navigated around the issue, the unusual behaviour still exists with the macports version of root6, so I thought I should make someone aware of it. To install an older version of the port, you'll have to get the necessary files from the repository. With homebrew installed, getting ROOT should be as easy as brew install root (might work better than macports in your case). My system currently uses :Īpple LLVM version 6.0 (clang-600.0.57) (based on LLVM 3.5svn) If macports do not work for you and you are not married to them, you can try using homebrew instead (also not officially supported by the ROOT team, but the maintainer hangs around in this forum). I don't know where/how to even begin fixing the problem with the binary version (I'm very unsure and inexperienced in these sort of problems), so I downloaded, built and installed ROOT from source (v6.06.04) instead which appears to have been successful and restored normal behaviour in the macports version of ipython. For me this is /Users/user/rootcern/rootv6.06.04/. Call the new parameter 'ROOTSYS' and point it to the top directory of your ROOT installation. This will add a parameter under the 'User-Defined' section. Importing ROOT in the macports version caused the following:įatal Python error: PyThreadState_Get: no current thread Under 'Build Settings' click the '+' -> 'Add User-Defined Settings'. I downloaded their binary (root_v6.06.04.macos圆4-10.9-clang60) and deactivated root6 in macports, but this created a new problem in that ROOT can only then be imported in the system version of python rather than the macports install. macOS Package Install The macOS package installer automatically installs MacPorts, sets the shell environment, and runs a selfupdate operation to update the ports tree and MacPorts base. ![]() The binaries range from 50 MB to 100 MB depending on the target platform. However, if you wish to install multiple copies of MacPorts or install MacPorts on another OS platform, you must install MacPorts from the source code. The source is quicker to transfer since it is only 31 MB, but you will need to compile and link it. Root6 problem had already been submitted by another user to the ROOT support forum which suggests a separate install of one of their binaries should fix it: To install ROOT you will need to go to the ROOT website at: You have a choice to download the binaries or the source. Several of my colleagues have also noticed the same behaviour. Backspace does not appear to remove the characters in the terminal, but upon hitting return they actually have been removed, and using the arrow keys left and right does not move the cursor. I've been trying to use pyROOT and have been encountering problems in that the backspace and arrow keys no longer behave as normal. Users with a CERN computing account can simply connect to via SSH and start root : the latest stable version is installed as a normal system. ![]()
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