Hi Lewis,

Is this happening with all the models? I have recently changed few things about OMEdit simulation functionality which seems to work fine on my windows machine perhaps that functionality is not working on Linux.

Can you share your model?

Adeel.

Hi Adeel,

I have the same problem here (Linux 64bit / 10918). With 10641 it was still working...
I think, the crash occurs with all models.

Thank You,

Christian

This is now fixed in r10942.

The actual stable release (10918) has this bug.

I have installed r10948.   That works.

Thanks for your help.

Lewis

I'm using Linux Mint 12 (based on Ubuntu 11.10). The only source from where I could install OpenModelica is "deb http://build.openmodelica.org/apt nightly contrib" and it's still release r10936-1 with the described error. How can I get  the latest release (e.g. r10948) installed on my system?

The nightly-ubuntu package should work for you. Some people have commited code that doesn't compile the last few nights so no new build was made.

Thank you for the quick response

When I put "deb http://build.openmodelica.org/apt nightly-ubuntu contrib" as a source in Synaptic I get following error (translated from German) by updating synaptic:
"Failed to get http://build.openmodelica.org/apt/dists … tu/Release Expected entry 'contrib/source/Sources' was not found in the Release file (Wrong entry in sources.list or corrupted file)
Some index files failed to be downloaded. They were ignored or instead older were used."

When I use the terminal command gdebi (instead of deb, which is not available on Linux Mint) I get following: "gdebi error, file not found: http://build.openmodelica.org/apt".


Yves

That message confuses me a little. Did you use deb-src ... nightly-ubuntu (there is no such repository). You could also go back to -nightly and wait until 12:16 CEST and the new package should be built provided there is no bad check-in before 10:45.

Now I have downloaded from -nightly and everything works fine! Many thanks!  Great!

Yves