Hi,
I need troubleshooting tips on installing intel fortran compiler 7.0 on linux redhat 7.x.
I kept getting the error message "No such file or directory" when executing install.
Skipping the install step by unpacking the file, I realize I still need to run Install_INTEL in flexlm64. This again gives me the same error message.
Would appreciate if someone can enlighten me on what can be done to lift the problem. Thanks.
Tian Jan
Did you unpack the tar file
tar xvf l_fc_whatever.tar
and then
su
then type
./install ?
If you are running on ia32 only, you can remove the flexlm64 directory and ia64.rpm files.
Hi,
I have just done that, but I still get the same old error message. Has it got anything to do with the fact that I didn't install flexlm? In any case, I have the same problem with flexlm32.
I continued the installation by unpacking the files in /opt/intel/ using kpackage and copying the license file into /opt/intel/license as stated in the email.
However, I kept getting the following error message:
"error while loading shared libraries: libcxa.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory".
However, this file is in fact present in /opt/intel/compiler70/ia32/lib/.
Regards,
Tian Jan
I suggest you report this problem through Premier Support. The folks there are well equipped to help you out.
Steve
Thanks. I just discovered it was a problem with the format of the scriptfile. After creating a new scriptfile by copying and pasting the contents of the scriptfile, the scriptfile could be recognized and executed correctly.
Regarding the error message about the library file, a link has to be created re-directing the compiler to look for the libraries within /opt/intel/compiler70/ia32/lib/.
Thanks once again for your advice.
Tian Jan