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Unable to compile with Spack #363
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I had the same issue, will let you know if I find a solution. |
Hi @sean-smith, were you able to resolve the following as I'm unable to compile WRF with Spack using the steps outlined in the following AWS workshop - Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF). Any advice will be appreciated as we are trying to demo the following for a AWS client. |
@GISTech01 What's the error message? |
Hi @sean-smith
The previous error message was during the compiling and installing of WRF:
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Hi @jbzambon |
@GISTech01 I was able to compile and run WRF on AWS hpc6a (c6a.2xlarge login, 2x hpc6a.48xlarge computes). Vs the tutorial, I had to make a couple changes. Namely, following from this bug, I had to change the permissions in the API Policies of the PCluster UI due to a change in underling services. I added Then, when running through the rest of the tutorial, I built my own WRF executables and dependencies rather than use the mirror. Those mirror exe's don't seem to work. It takes longer to build, but I get successful builds. So, specifically, do not do anything in the Spack Build Cache section in "Install Spack". Hope that helps, running on hpc6a.48xlarge is fantastic! |
Thanks @jbzambon we're tracking this. Bug described has a workaround documented here. |
I'm having an issue compiling WRF while following along with the docs. After successfully setting up the virtual cluster through the ParallelCluster UI, I am able to login build the compilers, successfully build NCL, but it dies when trying to compile WRF. I've done some troubleshooting and am stuck, so I've included my output from a simple recitation of the tutorial. I've attached the complete output of my attempt.
Interestingly, openssl-1.1.1n builds successfully for NCL but not for WRF (openssl-1.1.1o).
I apologize as I'm a novice user of Spack but find its capabilities exciting for future rollouts of virtual AWS clusters. In the past, I compiled all of the dependencies for WRF and other geophysical models (ROMS, SWAN, COAWST, etc) from scratch. Please let me know if there is any other information that would be helpful to troubleshoot, thanks!
The main error output...
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