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Unable to install Rhtslib under Microsoft Open R 4.0.2 #21
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Not an expert in Rhtslib but some google suggest maybe installing liblzma system dependency |
Unfortunately I can't or find the RPM that provides that. I've got |
Can you provide a more comprehensive illustration of how you're installing... I have
I would have guessed that xz-devel would be the correct RPM; can you confirm that the liblzma library you're linking to really doesn't have the entry point? I have
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This is how I'm doing it:
Apparently I can't find the liblzma.dylib:
Yet I have xz-devel installed:
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I was guessing at what you needed to look for, but you can 'see' above the line in your output
that the 'lzma' library is found at compile time by the successful discovery of
at the end of the line. Also, the library that you need to look for is likely liblzma.so; it will be wherever the RPM installed it, not necessarily visible from the command line -- you'll need to discover where that is; /usr/lib/ ? /usr/local/lib ? /opt/...? |
It won't be a |
I have it installed as far as I can tell:
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First: Let's check that the linker on your system actually sees this lzma library. I suspect it does, otherwise the last Here is what I see on my Ubuntu 20.10 system:
Second: Let's make sure that the lzma library can be found at run-time. This command should display it:
Does it for you? If it doesn't, run |
Yep I see it there. Here is my output:
The second command also works:
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Hi. |
Well, that's kind of disappointing for being "The Enhanced R Distribution". Although not totally surprising considering this is Microsoft. Note that Bioconductor only supports the official distribution of R from CRAN. The 2000 software packages in the project are thoroughly tested against this distribution. Also Microsoft R Open is lagging 2 minor versions behind the official R (4.0.2 vs 4.0.4), and we only test and support the latest. This is another reason why Bioconductor users should stick to R from CRAN. Finally I thought I would give Microsoft R Open a chance by downloading and installing their packaging for Ubuntu (from https://mran.microsoft.com/download), so maybe I would be able to reproduce/troubleshoot your issue. But it won't even start:
H. |
I can say that for 90% of the packages out there Micro$oft R is pretty good. It's noticeably faster too. I've used the last 2 versions of it without any issues even bioconductor packages. This is the first time I've hit a problem. |
Your choice, if you are comfortable with using an unsupported R distribution. But please understand that you're on your own because we can't really help you. |
or see below |
MRO is being phased out: https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2021/06/30/looking-to-the-future-for-r-in-azure-sql-and-sql-server/ |
Hello.
I've got a fresh install of Microsoft Open-R 4.0.2
I've installed the Bioconductor BiocManager package.
When I try to install Rhtslib I get the following error:
In case it helps I'm using g++ 4.8.5 on RHEL 8.
I have tried different ways of installing the package but none have worked.
Any suggests are welcome.
Thanks,
Damian
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