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Possible reasons:
- If you are running on the same machines on which the code was
compiled, this is a library configuration problem. The solution is
machine-dependent. On Linux, find the path to the missing libraries;
then either add it to file /etc/ld.so.conf and run ldconfig (must be
done as root), or add it to variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH and export
it. Another possibility is to load non-shared version of libraries
(ending with .a) instead of shared ones (ending with .so).
- If you are not running on the same machines on which the
code was compiled: you need either to have the same shared libraries
installed on both machines, or to load statically all libraries
(using appropriate configure or loader options). The same applies to
Beowulf-style parallel machines: the needed shared libraries must be
present on all PCs.
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Paolo Giannozzi
2010-04-08