Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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I'm not familiar with installing OpenStudio on Linux, but are you trying to build OpenStudio from source or did you use the *.deb package from Github release?
Anyways, you're running in a problem with the openstudiocore/CMakeLists.txt, it's trying to download EnergyPlus at the URL openstudio-resources.s3.amazonaws.com/dependencies/EnergyPlus-8.7.0-78a111df4a-Redhat-x86_64.tar.bz2 which doesn't exists. The line where it fails is #L354 because the hash doesn't match (the file doesn't exist so that's obvious...) the expected hash that was set - for Redhat - on #L338.
FYI, the CMakeLists.txt has been changed in the latest develop branch, and some of these changes are not only because the next release of OpenStudio will support E+ 8.8.0, but now it downloads E+ from the NREL/EnergyPlus githug (see latest CMakeLists.txt).
I would go open an issue on GitHub.
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I'm not familiar with installing OpenStudio on Linux, but are you trying to build OpenStudio from source or did you use the *.deb package from Github release?
Anyways, you're running in a problem with the openstudiocore/CMakeLists.txt, it's trying to download EnergyPlus at the URL openstudio-resources.s3.amazonaws.com/dependencies/EnergyPlus-8.7.0-78a111df4a-Redhat-x86_64.tar.bz2 which doesn't exists. The line where it fails is #L354 because the hash doesn't match (the file doesn't exist so that's obvious...) the expected hash that was set - for Redhat - on #L338.
FYI, the CMakeLists.txt has been changed in the latest develop branch, and some of these changes are not only because the next release of OpenStudio will support E+ 8.8.0, but now it downloads E+ from the NREL/EnergyPlus githug (see latest CMakeLists.txt).
I would go open an issue on GitHub.
If you're feeling adventurous, you can also build the source code yourself, and point to your locally installed EnergyPlus 8.7.0-78a111d in ccmake.
