I have a system running Redhat EL6 and want to be able to use neurodebian on
it. One solution I tried is:
1. Build singularity from source
2. Run “singularity pull shub://neurodebian/neurodebian” which downloads a
12GB Singularity container.
3. Run “singularity shell neurodebian-neurodebian-master.img”
4. I get a shell prompt within the container, but don’t find any neuro
software available anywhere.
If I run ‘uname -a’ at the container shell prompt, it returns redhat
linux, not debian. The file system is
very different than the underlying system’s file system, so I think I am
inside the container.
Am I wasting my time trying to do this? Singularity seems like a great
solution, but do I need to be
running inside a debian VM? That seems like an extra, unnecessary layer.
As you can tell, I’m new to all this, any help much appreciated!
Thanks,
Craig Hamilton
Wake Forest Sch of Med
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