Runtime Error: illegal hardware exception #49
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My conda environment is using python 3.9.5, which appears to be too new to run the code for the particle detector. What version of python 3.x are other people using successfully? /Users/robjustice/Downloads/DIY_particle_detector/data_recording_software/./pulse_recorder.py:147: FutureWarning: The frame.append method is deprecated and will be removed from pandas in a future version. Use pandas.concat instead. |
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The shown python warning is really just that, a warning. It will not impact the running of the script. Googling your error |
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Oliver,
Thank you for your response! I’m able to run the software now using a python 3.6 environment.
Best,
Rob
… On Nov 16, 2022, at 8:57 AM, Oliver Keller ***@***.***> wrote:
The shown python warning is really just that, a warning. It will not impact the running of the script.
I have developed and tested this extensively with python 3.6 & 3.7. Can test it in the coming days on 3.9. if your problem persists.
Googling your error zsh: illegal hardware instruction sounds like some general python issue on Apple M1 systems. Do you use a recent Mac featuring an ARM processor?
This error seems generally related to specific Python modules that may need adaptation for ARM/Apple M1 systems. You could try manually importing all the modules listed at the begging of the script inside an interactive python session and check which one fails.
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great! could you still let me know more about your environment/operating system? Is it a recent Mac with M1 chip? |
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Oliver,
Hardware specs in the image below.
As stated earlier, software environment was python 3.6. To clarify, I successfully ran and used the software, but I didn’t succeed in getting the gun to run, so my setup isn’t yet ready for a potential documentation update of supported, recommended configurations.
Rob
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great! could you still let me know more about your environment/operating system? Is it a recent Mac with M1 chip?
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The shown python warning is really just that, a warning. It will not impact the running of the script.
I have developed and tested this extensively with python 3.6 & 3.7. Can test it in the coming days on 3.9. if your problem persists.
Googling your error
zsh: illegal hardware instructionsounds like some general python issue on Apple M1 systems. Do you use a recent Mac featuring an ARM processor?This error seems generally related to specific Python modules that may need adaptation for ARM/Apple M1 systems. You could try manually importing all the modules listed at the beginning of the script inside an interactive python session and check which one fails.