I cannot install Intel Fortran Compiler

[sanghion_e]

When it was Fedora 6, I installed Intel Fortran and C++ compiler, v 9.1.040 and 9.1.045.

Now it's Fedora 7.
I tried to install Intel Fortran Compiler v10.0.026, i got error message as follow

Quote:

secore: ChannelMessage.cpp:134: int CChannelMessage::Init(const CEasyString&): Assertion `configNode != __null' failed.
./install.sh: line 332: 3688 Aborted $install_prog $@

I unfortunately have deleted previous Intel Fortran compiler v9.1.040.
And now, It's not possible to install v9.1.040 in Fedora 7.
In the installation process, 'setui' got the 100% CPU usage, and never stop.

I installed v10 on another machine, also Fedora 7.
It's 64bit system, dislike failed machine.
I cannot find any information about this.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Fedora 7 is not supported by version 10. I have heard that some people can get it to work; perhaps someone here will be able to help you with that.

[sanghion_e]

MADsblionel:

perhaps someone here will be able to help you with that.

That's what I hope. Thank you..

[jeffkang]

Mine is Fedora 8. I try to install Fortran compiler l_fc_p_10.1.008
I got the same problem.
secore: ChannelMessage.cpp:134: int CChannelMessage::Init(const CEasyString&): Assertion `configNode != __null' failed.
./install.sh: line 332:

Can someone help me out?


Jeff

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Fedora 8 is not supported by 10.1, but it will be supported in an upcoming update. I suggest that you contact Intel Premier Support for help with this.

[emilien]

I have the same problem with all the version of intel fortran compiler since 9.0 on openSUSE 10.3. Is there a known compatibility problem with this distribution ?

Thank you

Emilien

[Ron_Green]

This error has been reported, but I recommend each of you also report it at premier.intel.com. As more users that report a particular bug we are able to escalate the priority for the bug fix. When you open your issue, include the entire failure message (from above) and reference Q449600/T80233 as the bug number.

ALSO - check your gcc/cpp version and include that in your report.

NOW, for a possible work around: Could you upgrade your gcc/cpp to version 4.2.1. We suspect there may be an problem our installer is having with 4.1.1 or 4.2.0. Please also respond back to this post with your gcc version. It might shed some light on this issue.

ron

[Ron_Green]

one other workaround.

1) make sure your license file is copied and available under /opt/intel/licenses. Copy your license file there. If you don't have your license file, go to https://registrationcenter.intel.com and you can download a copy of it from there after you register and login.

2) cd to the directory where you unzipped your compiler tarball. Try the following command:

./data/install_fc.sh --run

this will hopefully install the compiler.

ron

[TimP]

Most of us who install on OpenSuSE see the message informing us that it is an unsupported installation, claiming (erroneously) that our kernel and glibc pair is not on the supported list. Accepting the unsupported install normally doesn't pose any further problems.

[emilien]

The command : ./data/install_fc.sh --run
works perfectly. The compiler is installed and works.

Thank you very much.

Emilien

P.S : I observed that on my other computer (Itanium 64 with openSUSE 10.3 ia64) there is no problem to install the compiler by launching ./install.sh