which I just installed, byt I also got the same error using a slightly older ecl version (still for the Mac-Intel and still 2.13-BETA2) but not within Python.
The error is:
Error (501, "bus error").
I get this when using ccdproc. I get this error whether or not I run ccdproc from the command line with all the attributes, or if I edit the parameter file and then simply run the task.
My student is running PyRAF from an oldeer G4 and is not having this problem.
What can I do?
Thanks, Orsola
--- Orsola De Marco, Ph.D. Astrophysics Department American Museum of Natural History New York, NY 10024, USA 212 496 3444
Authored by: fitz on Wednesday, February 28 2007 @ 05:18 PM GMT
Orsola,
If it is actually the FPE handling bug, then you may still see it if you installed your V2.13 before the Nov22 patch binaries released for macintel. You can simply update to the new binaries to fix this, but note that external packages will similarly need to be relinked against the new system (or new binaries for those installed as well). Please post followups to a forum question.
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I have been getting a similar error to the error on this post. I am using
PyRAF 1.3 (2006Nov25)
IRAFNET PC-IRAF Revision 2.13-BETA2
which I just installed, byt I also got the same error using a slightly older ecl version (still for the Mac-Intel and still 2.13-BETA2) but not within Python.
The error is:
Error (501, "bus error").
I get this when using ccdproc. I get this error whether or not I run ccdproc from the command line with all the attributes, or if I edit the parameter file and then simply run the task.
My student is running PyRAF from an oldeer G4 and is not having this problem.
What can I do?
Thanks, Orsola
---
Orsola De Marco, Ph.D.
Astrophysics Department
American Museum of Natural History
New York, NY 10024, USA
212 496 3444
If it is actually the FPE handling bug, then you may still see it if you installed your V2.13 before the Nov22 patch binaries released for macintel. You can simply update to the new binaries to fix this, but note that external packages will similarly need to be relinked against the new system (or new binaries for those installed as well). Please post followups to a forum question.
-Mike