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OSError: libmetis.so: undefined symbol: gk_jbufs #83
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It looks like GKlib isn't being linked properly. I would try running one of the executables that metis provides - if that also has an error then it means there was something wrong during build. I'm not familiar with how the |
This is caused because of a series of issues:
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was this ever resolved? same problem on ubuntu 24 |
This repository has not received any commits for 2 years, so it has not been fixed. |
I got it sorted out. Loosely following instructions posted by caradruag. |
When attempting to use
METIS
I am facing this error:I installed METIS in Ubuntu 20.04 by:
My
cmake
is version 3.2. The runtime error arises when using the pythonmetis
package.I could not figure out a way to solve this issue, any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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