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What tag of OCSSW are you using?

In the $OCSSWROOT/bin directory in your wsl, do

Thanks for reporting the issue with seadas_info. It probably does not like the line REDHAT_BUGZILLA_PRODUCT_VERSION=7.9
in /etc/os-release, which does not include " to strip. We'll fix it for the next release.

We are scratching our head on why you are having problems with VIIRS processing issue. Could you please do ncdump -h V2021244183000.L1A_SNPP.nc and make sure it's a valid netCDF file? We have seen an incomplete L1A file will produce the errors mentioned in your post. On a different issue on seadas_i...

Thanks for reporting the issues. We have updated https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/Anc ... ormat=json

Please try again.

I am trying to separate the issues. Does the seadas you installed on linux have the same problem you described at the beginning of the post? Or the problem only exists with the seadas you installed on WSL1?

I have the following under "General System and Software:" Operating system: MacOS 10.15.7 Java version: 1.8.0_241 Python3 version: 3.8.5 Python3 Path: /usr/local/bin/python3 Env: ASAP_PARMS=/Users/bingyang/seadas-8.1.0/ocssw/share/common/nav CC=gcc CXX=g++ ELEMENTS=/Users/bingyang/seadas-8...

Don't worry about the output of SeaDAS/System Info for now. It needs work with WINDOWS system.

Can you do on the command line?

Are there anything else below
"General System and Software:
NOTE: the extraneous output lines displayed were detected in your login configuration output"
in the output of SeaDAS/System Info?

Do you have two copies of OCSSW?
/home/1097/seadas/ocssw
/home/seadas/ocssw

Does /home/alinedmv/ocssw exist? When your OCSSWROOT is not defined in WINDOWS, it causes "SeaDAS/System Info" to print out some inaccurate info. It probably should not affect your OCSSW processing, for you're able to run l2gen with default configuration. For the unsuccessful l2gen run (wh...