Hello, I can't use the current package of R 1.9.1 on my good old Ibook G3 and I haven't a G4. R 1.9.0 works fine. How can I use this new version of R on my computer ? Thanks in advance Romuald Riem Anesth?sie R?animation chirurgicale Nantes France
How can I use R 1.9.1 on a Ibook G3?
12 messages · Romuald Riem, Ulises M. Alvarez, rriem@free.fr +6 more
Hi! I'm running 1.9.1 on a white iBook G3. I downloaded the sources and then follow the instructions on the RMacOS-FAQ to compile and install R. I'm using "Panther" 10.3.4, with the Developer tools and the X server, and fink 0.7.0.cvs Good look.
On Thu, 1 Jul 2004, Romuald Riem wrote:
Hello, I can't use the current package of R 1.9.1 on my good old Ibook G3 and I haven't a G4. R 1.9.0 works fine. How can I use this new version of R on my computer ? Thanks in advance Romuald Riem Anesth?sie R?animation chirurgicale Nantes France
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On Jul 1, 2004, at 8:31 PM, Romuald Riem wrote:
I can't use the current package of R 1.9.1 on my good old Ibook G3 and I haven't a G4. R 1.9.0 works fine. How can I use this new version of R on my computer ?
What exactly is the problem? "I can't use" isn't very specific ... please provide your OS version, how you installed R, what goes wrong, output of the console etc. etc. Simon
Selon Simon Urbanek <simon.urbanek@math.uni-augsburg.de>:
On Jul 1, 2004, at 8:31 PM, Romuald Riem wrote:
I can't use the current package of R 1.9.1 on my good old Ibook G3 and I haven't a G4. R 1.9.0 works fine. How can I use this new version of R on my computer ?
What exactly is the problem? "I can't use" isn't very specific ... please provide your OS version, how you installed R, what goes wrong, output of the console etc. etc. Simon
Dear all, It's sure I was too laconic in my previous message. Here is my problem: - the computer: an Ibook G3, with 10.2.8 - R version: the package downloaded from CRAN - the problem(s): first, when I use the R 1.9.1 package, the installation begins and stops because "a problem occurs". Sorry, no console log. second, in the "read me" file the required configuration is os 10.2 and a G4. third, I'm quite surprise because the installation program doesn't ask for the administrator password. So, is there an easier way to install R 1.9.1 than downloading and compilling sources ? Thanks in advance. Romuald Riem Anesth?sie r?animation chirurgicale Nantes France
This is how I installed my ibook: Using a complete binary install with all the packages: ie Jan De Leuuw's complete binary install from the ucla website http://gifi.stat.ucla.edu/pub/ you have to first update your OS to 10.3 otheriwse it doesn't work. Susan Holmes Associate Professor Statistics Stanford
I would guess that R 1.9.1 was built with a 10.3 deployment target while 1.9.0 was built with a 10.2 deployment target. Though it is strange that it didn't ask for the admin password---so maybe just the installer is borked. Our remaining 10.2 user is unfortunately away for the long weekend so I can't bug him about doing an install. I'm going to be installing R on a fresh 10.3 today so I can at least check for the bad installer, but not a 10.3 deployment target.
On Jul 2, 2004, at 7:59 AM, rriem@free.fr wrote:
Selon Simon Urbanek <simon.urbanek@math.uni-augsburg.de>:
On Jul 1, 2004, at 8:31 PM, Romuald Riem wrote:
I can't use the current package of R 1.9.1 on my good old Ibook G3 and I haven't a G4. R 1.9.0 works fine. How can I use this new version of R on my computer ?
What exactly is the problem? "I can't use" isn't very specific ... please provide your OS version, how you installed R, what goes wrong, output of the console etc. etc. Simon
Dear all, It's sure I was too laconic in my previous message. Here is my problem: - the computer: an Ibook G3, with 10.2.8 - R version: the package downloaded from CRAN - the problem(s): first, when I use the R 1.9.1 package, the installation begins and stops because "a problem occurs". Sorry, no console log. second, in the "read me" file the required configuration is os 10.2 and a G4. third, I'm quite surprise because the installation program doesn't ask for the administrator password. So, is there an easier way to install R 1.9.1 than downloading and compilling sources ? Thanks in advance. Romuald Riem Anesth?sie r?animation chirurgicale Nantes France
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Hello All, I built a package under OSX 3.3.4 and built a source package out of it by invoking r cmd build --binary etc. The package works fine when I install it using the package using the menu Packages > Install from local file > From source package file (tar.gz). However, when I do the same on another mac with OSX 2.8, installation fails miserably giving the following errors:
Error in dyn.load(x, as.logical(local), as.logical(now)) :
unable to
load shared library "/Users/564/Library/R/library/depmix/libs/depmix.so":
dlcompat: dyld: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/bin/R.bin
Undefined
symbols:
_btowc
_iswctype
_mbsrtowcs
_towlower
_towupper
_wcscoll
_wcsftime
_wcslen
_wcsrtombs
_wcsxfrm
_wctob
_wctype
_wmemchr
_wmemcmp
_wmemcpy
_wmemm
ove
_wmemset
Error in library(depmix) : .First.lib failed
Can anyone explain to me why this occurs and what I can about this? All tips appreciated, best, ingmar visser
Wide character support is in libSystem for OS 10.3 and not for OS 10.2.
On Jul 2, 2004, at 7:46, Ingmar Visser wrote:
Hello All, I built a package under OSX 3.3.4 and built a source package out of it by invoking r cmd build --binary etc. The package works fine when I install it using the package using the menu Packages > Install from local file > From source package file (tar.gz). However, when I do the same on another mac with OSX 2.8, installation fails miserably giving the following errors:
Error in dyn.load(x, as.logical(local), as.logical(now)) :
unable to
load shared library
"/Users/564/Library/R/library/depmix/libs/depmix.so":
dlcompat: dyld: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/bin/R.bin
Undefined
symbols:
_btowc
_iswctype
_mbsrtowcs
_towlower
_towupper
_wcscoll
_wcsftime
_wcslen
_wcsrtombs
_wcsxfrm
_wctob
_wctype
_wmemchr
_wmemcmp
_wmemcpy
_wmemm
ove
_wmemset
Error in library(depmix) : .First.lib failed
Can anyone explain to me why this occurs and what I can about this? All tips appreciated, best, ingmar visser
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On Jul 2, 2004, at 4:39 PM, Byron Ellis wrote:
I would guess that R 1.9.1 was built with a 10.3 deployment target while 1.9.0 was built with a 10.2 deployment target.
I don't really know, Stefano compiled it, but AFAIK he compiled it on a Jaguar machine, so it should be 10.2 target.
Though it is strange that it didn't ask for the admin password---so maybe just the installer is borked.
The installer shouldn't need a password if you're admin user. The password is only needed if you go for root authentication or if the user is no admin.
Our remaining 10.2 user is unfortunately away for the long weekend so I can't bug him about doing an install. I'm going to be installing R on a fresh 10.3 today so I can at least check for the bad installer, but not a 10.3 deployment target.
My Jaguar machine's HDD crashed, so ATM I have no Jag machine around either. Still, without the installer log, I don't think we can help Romuald, because there's no way of knowing what happens ... and from his last post the problem was during the installation and not running R itself. Cheers, Simon
On Jul 2, 2004, at 4:24 PM, Susan Holmes wrote:
[...] you have to first update your OS to 10.3 otheriwse it doesn't work.
lol, I like this one :) A short by-the-way remark :) But AFAIR 10.3 update is not quite free (or is it just us, poor Europeans that must pay for it?) I wish it was, but then, Apple has to finance the great innovations somehow (well, ok, that's what the iPod sales are for ;)). R doesn't really use anything 10.3 specific, so I see no reason why to not support 10.2 ... Simon
On Jul 2, 2004, at 10:36 PM, Simon Urbanek wrote:
On Jul 2, 2004, at 4:39 PM, Byron Ellis wrote:
I would guess that R 1.9.1 was built with a 10.3 deployment target while 1.9.0 was built with a 10.2 deployment target.
I don't really know, Stefano compiled it, but AFAIK he compiled it on a Jaguar machine, so it should be 10.2 target.
the framework has been built on Jaguar stefano
Though it is strange that it didn't ask for the admin password---so maybe just the installer is borked.
The installer shouldn't need a password if you're admin user. The password is only needed if you go for root authentication or if the user is no admin.
Our remaining 10.2 user is unfortunately away for the long weekend so I can't bug him about doing an install. I'm going to be installing R on a fresh 10.3 today so I can at least check for the bad installer, but not a 10.3 deployment target.
My Jaguar machine's HDD crashed, so ATM I have no Jag machine around either. Still, without the installer log, I don't think we can help Romuald, because there's no way of knowing what happens ... and from his last post the problem was during the installation and not running R itself. Cheers, Simon
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On Jul 2, 2004, at 10:36 PM, Simon Urbanek wrote:
On Jul 2, 2004, at 4:39 PM, Byron Ellis wrote:
I would guess that R 1.9.1 was built with a 10.3 deployment target while 1.9.0 was built with a 10.2 deployment target.
I don't really know, Stefano compiled it, but AFAIK he compiled it on a Jaguar machine, so it should be 10.2 target.
the framework has been built on Jaguar stefano
Though it is strange that it didn't ask for the admin password---so maybe just the installer is borked.
The installer shouldn't need a password if you're admin user. The password is only needed if you go for root authentication or if the user is no admin.
Our remaining 10.2 user is unfortunately away for the long weekend so I can't bug him about doing an install. I'm going to be installing R on a fresh 10.3 today so I can at least check for the bad installer, but not a 10.3 deployment target.
My Jaguar machine's HDD crashed, so ATM I have no Jag machine around either. Still, without the installer log, I don't think we can help Romuald, because there's no way of knowing what happens ... and from his last post the problem was during the installation and not running R itself. Cheers, Simon
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