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RHEL8 Install #35
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Would running CN in a docker container work for you? See https://github.com/rems-project/cerberus?tab=readme-ov-file#docker-image |
It should! To confirm, which of deps/release/dev-env should I pick? $ make -f Makefile_docker Thanks! |
We have been using the release image:
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Thanks! I seem to run into an issue. Have you seen this before?: |
I suspect this is due to too old an OCaml version. Which version of OCaml do you have? |
Thanks, the docker image now builds. I also see the image: However, when I run the docker run command: Or when I replace 'PWD' with 'pwd': |
@cp526 maybe this issue could be a gentle nudge to add the missing token to rems-project/cerberus#323 and actually publish the docker image so it doesn't need to be built locally? We have our |
I think I've found the command that works! docker run --volume |
The docker container is now built in CI. Could we close this issue @lwli11 ? |
Please feel free to ignore this if CN is not intended to support RHEL.
Installing on CN works according to: https://github.com/rems-project/cerberus/blob/master/backend/cn/INSTALL.md until 'make install'.
$ make install
[DUNE] cerberus
[DUNE] install cerberus
Error: The mandir installation directory is unknown.
Hint: It can be specified with '--prefix' or by setting '--mandir'
make: *** [Makefile:294: install] Error 1
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