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Geting an error while using Docker build #63

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onkarS23 opened this issue Nov 23, 2023 · 5 comments
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Geting an error while using Docker build #63

onkarS23 opened this issue Nov 23, 2023 · 5 comments
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@onkarS23
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Hi @yfukasawa

I am very interested in using your tool. However, I am getting errors
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and I am not sure how to fix this. Hereby I have attached the Image of the error for your reference. Please take a look and let me know the possibilities to fix this

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Hi @onkarS23,

Sorry for the late reply! Thank you for your interests in our tool.
The error complains that a fundamental file for SSE2 is missing - may I ask which CPU model you're using?
I think your computer may use ARM or something, but please let me confirm this point.

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@onkarS23
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Hi
CPU model Apple M2 pro with arm64 platform.
Is there any possibility to fix this problem?

@yfukasawa
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All right, thanks for sharing this info. It helps a lot. Some changes would be needed, but there should be a solution.
I'll look for an Apple Silicon computer, and will get back to you.

Y.

@yfukasawa yfukasawa added enhancement New feature or request container labels Dec 1, 2023
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yfukasawa commented Dec 1, 2023

Hi @onkarS23,

Modified some codes and Dockerfile. At my end, LongQC works on Apple M1 laptop with a small test dataset.
For details, please see this branch.

I should note that I haven't tested this version fully yet, so let me know if you encounter any technical problems.
The bioconda community is not yet ready to accept arm64 (see this thread), so some packages can't be installed using the conda command. For the time being, these will be installed using pip.

I hope this works well for you.
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After monitoring, it seems that the issue has been resolved.
As a result, I will proceed to close it.

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