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error while loading shared libraries: libifport.so.5

apextreme
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I have a problem ...
I am installing the MM5 model with the intel fortran compiler and I have the following problem:
[root @ apextreme TERRAIN] #. / terrain.deck.intel
September ftpdata = false
September Where30sTer = / home/angelo/MM5V3/Data30s
if (/ home/angelo/MM5V3/Data30s == ftp) then
users = September
endif
cat
cat
if (-e terrain.namelist) rm terrain.namelist
rm terrain.namelist
cat
cd src
.. / Templates / incldiff.sh parame.incl.tmp parame.incl
No differences detected between parame.incl.tmp and parame.incl
.. / Templates / incldiff.sh paramed.incl.tmp paramed.incl
No differences detected between paramed.incl.tmp and paramed.incl
cd ..
make intel
sed-f Templates / no_comment.sed terrain.namelist
grep [A-Z, a-z]
mv terlif.tmp terrain.namelist
September landuse = OLD
September DataType = `src / rdnml src / rdnml
src / rdnml: error while loading shared libraries: libifport.so.5: can not open shared object file: No such file or directory
echo

DataType: Index was outside the valid range.

Seeking the file on my pc and I find in opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/056/lib/ia32

I do not understand is what happens!
Because I said that if the file is not really whether there?

mi computer is Fedora 10 an 32 bits and intel fotran compiler 11.1.056
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Kevin_D_Intel
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The error suggest the root user environment under which you are working has not been properly initialized to use the Intel Fortran compiler. One must sourcethe appropriate ifortvars.sh/ifortvars.csh shell setup script and then initiate build commands.

For the 'root' account that you are using, try executing this command:

source /opt/intel/Compiler/11.1/056/bin/ifortvars.sh ia32

and then re-run your command:

./terrain.deck.intel
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