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Hi Sebastian, Sorry to hear that iMOD Python is stuck upon import. Some colleagues of mine ran into a similar issue on Windows machines, and it was caused by numba not being able to open a temporary cache dir without admin rights. Could it be that you installed your mamba environment in a place where admin rights are required? If so, you could try the following things (assuming you are working on a Windows machine):
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Hi Joeri Thanks again! |
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I think my understanding is:
So there are probably three solutions:
What do you mean with this exactly? You have an older deltaforge environment, which you intend to update? (For what it's worth, Joeri and I have been working on a new deltaforge installer based on pixi with all the latest package versions -- it seems to work, but we don't have the signing done yet, so it gives off a scary message during installation.) On the numba front, seems like someone fixed my earlier PR: numba/numba#9751 |
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Hi @sebmeng, I hoped things worked out for you. As I think this is some useful Q&A for other users, I converted it to a discussion. I hope we have sufficiently answered your questions. If so: Could you mark the answer? |
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Hello community!
I installed the imod version from scratch using mamba:
But when i try to load imod in a jupyter notebook, I have the strange error that it takes forever to load it:
So I cannot really use it,
Do you have any reccomendations?
Thanks in advance
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