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2020-11-06 20:22:02 +0100 | asked a question | FeatureNotPresentError: linking issue with CSDP I'm trying to use the Lovász theta-function for graphs. When I attempt to use the function, I get the following error: It thus seems to be unable to find the CSDP package which it uses to compute the Lovász theta-function. I'm running Ubuntu 20.04, and have installed SageMath 9.0 via the APT package manager. Therefore, I cannot use 'sage -i' to install packages. I have installed CSDP separately via the package manager as well (the 'coinor-csdp' package), but SageMath doesn't seem to pick it up. I can access CSDP from the command line just fine. Is there a way to manually link the package? Or is it not possible to use such packages when installing from the APT repositories and should I install from SageMath's binaries? Many thanks in advance. Edit: I have decided to install the SageMath binaries directly, and everything now works perfectly. |