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With the linux version I always have to fix the path to java in the gpt file before it works (removing "Contents/Home/" near the end of the file). diff gpt gpt_orig 448c448 < exec "$app_home/jdk-11.0.19+7-jre/bin/java" -Dexe4j.moduleName="$prg_dir/$progname" -Djava.libr...

Just installed SeaDAS 9.1.0. No WriteImage unfortunately... Guess I am the only one using it? I wonder how other people are making pretty images with custom LUTs and defining min/max values from the command line?

Just installed SeaDAS 9.0.1. No WriteImage unfortunately... Thanks!

Just saw this yesterday. Thanks for posting this. It compiled!!! (except for the tensorflow, like you). I did have to use a different version of gcc/g++/gfortran. The default on my CentOS 7 was 4.8.5, and I ended up using version 7.3.1 by installing devtoolset-7. (see for instructions: https://linux...

Me too . Our cluster is running CenOS 7, it's old, but they are not planning to upgrade soon...

I tried to compile from scratch but that failed. See some of my earlier posts.

I am helping someone install SeaDAS on a MacBook M2. We are getting the following error: bash-3.2$ sh seadas_8.4.1_mac_installer.sh Verifying archive integrity... 100% MD5 checksums are OK. All good. Uncompressing SeaDAS by Ocean Ecology Lab 100% ./start-install-script.sh: line 2: jdk-11.0.19+7/Cont...

In spite of that error (ler: command not found), SeaDAS still installed fine for me on CentOS 7. [xxxx:/tmp 1003]$ sh seadas_8.4.1_linux64_installer.sh Verifying archive integrity... 100% MD5 checksums are OK. All good. Uncompressing SeaDAS by Ocean Ecology Lab 100% Command line arguments: seadas_8....

Starting with SeaDAS 8 the gpt WriteImage operator has disappeared. I checked with the SNAP people on the STEP forum and they said it was created by the 'SeaDAS guys'. Could it be brought back to gpt? I could still use the 7.5.3 version, with some modifications of the gpt scripts since java has chan...

Thanks, it fails on linking the jpeg libraries. See last pertinent part where it fails below. Earlier on I see that it doesn't use the compiled jpeg libraries but the system ones... Not sure how to tell cmake or whatever to use the one in the SeaDAS directory (it is located in $OCSSWROOT/opt/lib/lib...

Ah, that is unfortunate. Especially since the high performance computer cluster at our university is running CentOS 7 as well... I will have to build from source in the future then I am afraid. I tried it now as well (following the directions for CentOS on the website) but it failed at compiling hdf...