How to rectify ' volare: command not found'?

See https://pypi.org/project/volare/ for installation instructions.

I have tried the installtion. Still the error persists.

Did

volare

install correctly? Does

which volare

show where

volare

was installed?

I have tried the command python3 -m pip install -- upgrade --no-cache-dir volare. But it turns out that when I type volare on the terminal, it shows no command found.

Can you post the screen output of

python3 -m pip install --upgrade --no-cache-dir volare

(no space before

upgrade

)?

Thanks. It's installed. 'which volare' gives the path where it is installed.

@Binoy B / @Mitch Bailey Could I ask how was this resolved ie. how to install volare in the right path ? I've installed it as shown below and also updated the paths but can't get a result from which volare?

try

locate volare | grep bin/volare

to find the installation directory.

Thanks, That gives an error but I think volare is installed in the python site packages as shown in the second image.

How about

~/.local/bin/volare

? If it’s there, you want to add

~/.local/bin

to your

PATH

.

Thanks, Yes it is located in that dir. I've now added it to my PATH. Still

which volare

doesn't return anything.

Trying to reinstall volare using same command but adding sudo might solve.

Thanks for the information. I have now managed to install volare. Following on , related to volare directory, I am seeing another error while making the setup.

FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/sud_ana/Git_cloned_local_mul32/user_proj_mul32/dependencies/pdks/volare/sky130'

The volare requirement is satisfied but still can't make a volare directory in the PDK. Am I 1. missing some steps in terms of setting up the PDK directory or 2. any pre-requisite prior to make or 3. do I need to manually populate the volare directory ? The relevant error section is attached, could you please advise ?

A couple things that you may have already figured out. 1. You need to add the directory where volare is located to your PATH, not the actual file.

$HOME/.local/bin

not

$HOME/.local/bin/volare

2. Using

sudo

to install volare sets up your pdk with root ownership, so naturally you can’t change permissions. I suggest

sudo rm -rf ~/Git_cloned_local_mul32/user_proj_mul32/dependencies/pdks

(you may have to remove the

dependencies

directory also. Get rid of anything with root ownership in

user_proj_mul32

) 3. Without using sudo, verify that you can execute volare, and reinstall your pdk.

Thanks, yes it is resolved now.