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We don't test on ARM, but can you try |
Thanks for your quick answer. Yes sure, here is the result of
I have not included the beginning of the process where pip is basically copying pandas ( |
Hmm, best guess would be that gcc ran out of memory since nothing obvious went wrong, but not sure. |
Thanks, |
Try this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11289002/gcc-cc1-out-of-memory-allocating
Hmmm...yeah...this is an ugly problem indicating something really went wrong with package installation. You might want to start here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/223237/unable-to-correct-problems-you-have-held-broken-packages |
Closing, as these issues are sounding like broader problems that are not limited to @PierrickRauby : Feel free to re-post if the problems turn out to be |
I am reopenning this it to share a solution/work around that, even if not perfect, seems to work. Using miniconda like explained in this post and then Unfortunately it only installs pandas 0.16.2, but it's enough for my purpose. Finally, I can confirm that it does not seems to be pandas related, I had the exact same issue with sklearn (again miniconda does the trick version 0.16.1). I'll try to understand what is the problem in the coming weeks/months Thanks for your help ! |
@PierrickRauby : Interesting! Best of luck in the investigation! |
Code Sample, a copy-pastable example if possible
No code since no install
Problem description
I am trying to install pandas on an Beaglebone Black ( Kernel: Linux 4.9.45-ti-r57 & Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch)). I tried with python2.7 and python3.5.3 with the following install command:
pip install pandas
(pip 9.0.1) orpip install pandas --no-build-isolation
(pip 10.0.1) as suggested in Add pyproject.toml #20775 , but in both cases the result is :But then it keeps running setup.py for hours (at least 16h), then I interrupted the process
apt-get install python3-pandas
(for python 3) and the result is the following:And I do not know how to install a "not installable" dependency
I know that it is doable thanks to this wiki buy Mark A. Yoder but I am not successful yet, can anyone help me on this?
Expected Output
cannot import module since I cannot install it
Thanks guys,
Pierrick
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