jamesbarkas
New member
Hello,
I am a new user of WRF. I have compiled WRF v4.7.1 using configuration option 34 (dmpar using GNU compilers) on an x86-64 machine running Ubuntu 24.04.4, and have run a few simulations successfully as tests. I would like to rebuild WRF into WRF-chem, however when I run the clean utility, it produces several core dump segfaults (sample log file attached). Several of the segfaults occur during the initial foreach loop (line 11), typically when checking the frame, share and phys directories, and sometimes the chem directory, (in other words apparently only directories that have file types that clean is attempting to remove, namely *.f90, *.exe, *.kmo, *.mod, *.o, *.obj, *.inc, *.a). A core dump segfault also occurs when clean tries to remove files from the inc directory (line 24), and sometimes when trying to run clean_kpp, though I think this only occurs after I've previously attempted to compile WRF-chem.
These issues do not interfere with recompiling standard WRF, however I suspect they are contributing to errors that occur when I try to compile WRF-chem.
I am a new user of WRF. I have compiled WRF v4.7.1 using configuration option 34 (dmpar using GNU compilers) on an x86-64 machine running Ubuntu 24.04.4, and have run a few simulations successfully as tests. I would like to rebuild WRF into WRF-chem, however when I run the clean utility, it produces several core dump segfaults (sample log file attached). Several of the segfaults occur during the initial foreach loop (line 11), typically when checking the frame, share and phys directories, and sometimes the chem directory, (in other words apparently only directories that have file types that clean is attempting to remove, namely *.f90, *.exe, *.kmo, *.mod, *.o, *.obj, *.inc, *.a). A core dump segfault also occurs when clean tries to remove files from the inc directory (line 24), and sometimes when trying to run clean_kpp, though I think this only occurs after I've previously attempted to compile WRF-chem.
These issues do not interfere with recompiling standard WRF, however I suspect they are contributing to errors that occur when I try to compile WRF-chem.