Zesty has version 4.10.0 of the Linux kernel and yes, it appears that
BLCR supports only up to 3.7.1, as mentioned at
http://crd.lbl.gov/departments/computer-science/CLaSS/research/BLCR/
So yes, presumably the BLCR packages should be removed altogether, at
least until BLCR is updated to support
Adam,
Lack of a blcr-dkms package in Zesty likely means that BLCR does not
support kernels as new as used in this distro (unless it has been
renamed?). Unfortunately, that means no BLCR. So, I am surprised that
the other blcr packages are distributed at all.
I am the "upstream" for BLCR, but I
There is no such package in 17.04 (Zesty). Apparently it last existed
in 14.04 (Trusty):
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=blcr-
dkms=names=all=all
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Adam,
Is the blcr-dkms package installed?
That is the ubuntu package containing the kernel modules.
FWIW: blcr-dkms is not listed as dependency for the blcr package because
that would create an unwarranted dependency for multiple MPI packages
which are built with BLCR support but most
- I tried rebooting and running cr_checkpoint again, and I got the same
error.
- "lsmod | grep blcr" produces no output.
- "sudo modprobe blcr" yields this:
modprobe: FATAL: Module blcr not found in directory
/lib/modules/4.10.0-21-generic
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Adam,
This error indicates that the kernel modules for BLCR are not loaded.
Unless something has changed recently in the packaging for BLCR, the
kernel modules should be loaded automatically at boot. However, if you
have not rebooted since the install, they might not be.
Is you run
