Dear all, follow my errors below:
(1) Precisely, don’t is an error. But, a suggestion for the solution will very good.
========================== **WARNING**==============================
**Unable to determine SWAP space**
Please ensure a minimum of 512 MB of SWAP space.
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(2) In this case, also no is a great error. I can advance only by digitizing the path of the flair.py on my PC.
Checking flair
flair not in standard directory
========================= **WARNING** ==============================
**flair found**
Please install the latest version of flair.
If it is already installed please add flair to your PATH
Possible commands (as superuser):
Fedora, RedHast, Scientific Linux, CentOS, Suse:
rpm -ivh --nodeps http://cern.ch/flair/download/flair-3.1-13.noarch.rpm
Ubuntu:
Strongly recommended to install the flair repository, so you
can benefit automatically from the flair updates.
Instructions at: http://cern.ch/flair/download.html
Alternatively you can manually install the debian package
Download flair-3.1-13_all.deb from the http://cern.ch/flair/download.html
and install with
dpkg -i flair-3.1-13_all.deb
MacOS:
Follow the instructions on http://cern.ch/flair/download.html
For more information please look in the flair readme file
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/flair.py not found
Enter flair directory:
(3)
Checking FLUKA
========================== **ERROR** ==============================
**fluka not found in path nor in flair settings**
Either:
1. open flair and setup in the preferences the fluka path
2. edit your shell init script like ~/.bash_profile or ~/.tcshrc
and add in the PATH environment variable the fluka directory
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Comments:
I’m thinking that the solution to this error is equal to error 2. The first point already is soluted, I’m trey by
add the following line
in the ~/.profile (or ~/.bash_profile):
alias flair=‘PATH_FLAIR/flair’
and replace PATH_FLAIR with the directory path where Flair was expanded. However, this doesn’t have solved, the problem still stays.
Thank you so much!