Local installation encountered an error.

[mayjack0312]

May I ask why the new Ubuntu system reported an error when running bash make dist.sh after installing JDK, Scala, Spark, Hadoop, and Maven normally?
The error is reported as follows, it is suspected that the local package was exploded

[Le-Zheng]

Hi @mayjack0312, I am trying to reproduce this issue. bash make-dist.sh or 'mvn clean package -DskipTests' works successfully on my ubuntu system. My env is ubuntu 20.04, maven version is 3.8.2, jdk version is 1.8. Spark, hadoop and scala are not essential for executing this script. Could you please provide more information about your ubuntu system and maven version?

[mayjack0312]

Hi @mayjack0312, I am trying to reproduce this issue. bash make-dist.sh or 'mvn clean package -DskipTests' works successfully on my ubuntu system. My env is ubuntu 20.04, maven version is 3.8.2, jdk version is 1.8. Spark, hadoop and scala are not essential for executing this script. Could you please provide more information about your ubuntu system and maven version?

Okay, my JDK version is 1.8, Scala version is 2.12.17, Hadoop version is 3.3.5, Spark version is 3.4.0, and Maven version is 3.9.1
Recently, after running bash make dist.sh, I took some time to prompt me that the installation is complete. How can I use it after running sh? Is it Python that directly imports the corresponding package for use?

[Le-Zheng]

Hi @mayjack0312, I am trying to reproduce this issue. bash make-dist.sh or 'mvn clean package -DskipTests' works successfully on my ubuntu system. My env is ubuntu 20.04, maven version is 3.8.2, jdk version is 1.8. Spark, hadoop and scala are not essential for executing this script. Could you please provide more information about your ubuntu system and maven version?

Okay, my JDK version is 1.8, Scala version is 2.12.17, Hadoop version is 3.3.5, Spark version is 3.4.0, and Maven version is 3.9.1 Recently, after running bash make dist.sh, I took some time to prompt me that the installation is complete. How can I use it after running sh? Is it Python that directly imports the corresponding package for use?

Hi @mayjack0312, if you are using Python, it would be better to find information about python user guide https://bigdl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/doc/UserGuide/python.html

[mayjack0312]

Hi @mayjack0312, I am trying to reproduce this issue. bash make-dist.sh or 'mvn clean package -DskipTests' works successfully on my ubuntu system. My env is ubuntu 20.04, maven version is 3.8.2, jdk version is 1.8. Spark, hadoop and scala are not essential for executing this script. Could you please provide more information about your ubuntu system and maven version?

Okay, my JDK version is 1.8, Scala version is 2.12.17, Hadoop version is 3.3.5, Spark version is 3.4.0, and Maven version is 3.9.1 Recently, after running bash make dist.sh, I took some time to prompt me that the installation is complete. How can I use it after running sh? Is it Python that directly imports the corresponding package for use?

Hi @mayjack0312, if you are using Python, it would be better to find information about python user guide https://bigdl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/doc/UserGuide/python.html

Thank you, then what if I use the centos system to directly clone and run bash make-dist.sh to install it? I see that the official website does not write this method of operation.

[Le-Zheng]

Hi @mayjack0312, I am trying to reproduce this issue. bash make-dist.sh or 'mvn clean package -DskipTests' works successfully on my ubuntu system. My env is ubuntu 20.04, maven version is 3.8.2, jdk version is 1.8. Spark, hadoop and scala are not essential for executing this script. Could you please provide more information about your ubuntu system and maven version?

Okay, my JDK version is 1.8, Scala version is 2.12.17, Hadoop version is 3.3.5, Spark version is 3.4.0, and Maven version is 3.9.1 Recently, after running bash make dist.sh, I took some time to prompt me that the installation is complete. How can I use it after running sh? Is it Python that directly imports the corresponding package for use?

Hi @mayjack0312, if you are using Python, it would be better to find information about python user guide https://bigdl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/doc/UserGuide/python.html

Thank you, then what if I use the centos system to directly clone and run bash make-dist.sh to install it? I see that the official website does not write this method of operation.

Address the answer in #8166