I was able to unzip/untar the files in a windows pc...and then scp them to the Linux machine I want to use. Everything appears to have set up good...but now when I run vaporgui I get a Segmentation Fault. I am thinking this is related to the graphics capabilities of the machine, but not sure.
Can you post the output to the command
glxinfo
Hi Brian,
Running VAPOR over X11 is not advised - the performance will be terrible for most rendering - but nevertheless should not result in a core dump. That's a bug, and we'll add it to the list. The best way to run VAPOR remotely is to use an image-based remote display technology such as VirtualGL (http://www.virtualgl.org/).
See this reponse: https://www.vapor.ucar.edu/forums/graphics-driver-issue-intel-hd-graphic...
Can you tell us what version of VAPOR you are running, and what version and flavor of Linux? Is it possible to make a copy of one of your WRF files available?
thanks - jc
Hi Marco, I was about to ask you on our forum whether you've 'sourced' the setup file before running Vapor. This isn't intuitive for most users, but it's a necessary step to getting Vapor to run on Linux. There's some documentation here.
Let me know if that works.
Does this problem still occur if you convert the data into VDC? You can convert the WRF data using our wizard. Once converted, you'll load a .vdf file instead of importing the WRF files. This is done under the Data->Load data into current session menu. Please let us know.