CDO

the old version of CDO was build without netcdf4/hdf5 support because I could not build hdf5 cross-compiled with mingw32. the Cygwin-based package offers this.

I rechecked the 1.9.8-cygwin version with my windows 10 box without problems.

$ cdo sinfov /cygdrive/c/Users/me/Downloads/Aura2005.nc
   File format : NetCDF4 classic zip
    -1 : Institut Source   T Steptype Levels Num    Points Num Dtype : Parameter name
     1 : unknown  OMI      c instant       1   1   6480000   1  F32z : key_science_data_column_amount
   Grid coordinates :
     1 : lonlat                   : points=6480000 (3600x1800)
                        longitude : -179.95 to 179.972 by 0.1000061 degrees_east
                         latitude : -89.95 to 89.94726 by 0.09999847 degrees_north
   Vertical coordinates :
     1 : surface                  : levels=1
cdo    sinfon: Processed 1 variable [0.09s 12MB].

So I have no idea, what is the reason behind your problem. you could update cygwin, but that's just an idea. I upload the output of

cygcheck -s

Another option is to use the Linux subsystem von Windows10. It's based on ubuntu and comes with a cdo binary via the ubuntu packages management. Under Linux there is also the option to use Anaconda for installation

hth
ralf

checked again in cygwin, unfortunately, can't make it work. So going for the second option and installing Linux subsystem: Will update you on that.

Thanks

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

checked again in cygwin, unfortunately, can't make it work. So going for the second option and installing Linux subsystem: Will update you on that....1 hour later Ubuntu WLS also not working in some weird way.

Thanks

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

checked again in cygwin, unfortunately, can't make it work. So going for the second option and installing Linux subsystem: Will update you on that....1 hour later Ubuntu WLS also not working in some weird way.

Thanks

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

checked again in cygwin, unfortunately, can't make it work. So going for the second option and installing Linux subsystem: Will update you on that....1 hour later Ubuntu WLS also not working in some weird way. Why am i getting this error message in Ubuntu?

Thanks

to install something you need to call

sudo apt-get install cdo

The 'sudo apt-get install cdo'gives me error message Ujjal Baruah@DESKTOP-UJJAL ~
$ sudo apt-get install cdo
-bash: sudo: command not found

Cant figure it out where is the problem. Is there no windows version of cdo that I can run without Linux based operating system?

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

The 'sudo apt-get install cdo'gives me error message Ujjal Baruah@DESKTOP-UJJAL ~
$ sudo apt-get install cdo
-bash: sudo: command not found

Cant figure it out where is the problem. Is there no windows version of cdo that I can run without Linux based operating system? like i have the cdo 1.6 version which runs smoothly in windows 7,8, 10 for older netcdf files but can read new netcdf4 version.

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

The 'sudo apt-get install cdo'gives me error message Ujjal Baruah@DESKTOP-UJJAL ~
$ sudo apt-get install cdo
-bash: sudo: command not found

Cant figure it out where is the problem. Is there no windows version of cdo that I can run without Linux based operating system? like i have the cdo 1.6 version which runs smoothly in windows 7,8, 10 for older netcdf files but can't read new netcdf4 version.

then try without sudo

Doesnt work either. cant figure it out. evrything is there..the packages, cywin, why the commands doesnt exists. i am out of solution here

the linux subsystem and the cygwin installation have nothing to do with each other. you need to know how to install software within the linux subsystem (which is based on ubuntu). Usually this works with a tool called 'apt-get' but it doesn't seem to be there.

In one of your images the call

sudo apt install cdo

sudo apt update

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt install cdo

Or try the man page of apt with

man apt

hth
ralf

i managed to install cdo 1.9.6 but it doesmt work in cygwin.i m this close to working with cdo but still unable to do it

again: cygwin and the ubuntu-bash thing on windows 10 have nothing to do with each other. the CDO binary you are using (last image) is the cygwin binary.

go an try to run the ubuntu-based Bash from the windows start menu

Same thing in Bash too. It worked for a few lines and stopped. I tried evrything to get it installed using sudo, apt, apt-get, nothing left but ddnt work.
I tried to reinstall CDO through Bash in windows but failed miserably.
Do I need to add a path to CDO files in environment variables in Ubuntu? If yes, how to do it?

or,
I have a hunch that it might be due to proxy LAN connection I am in. Since I already have downloaded the CDO files why the commands not working, that I am concerned. I will configure the proxy setting in Ubuntu and will revert back to you after two days..Thanks for trying to help me out. Would like to start fresh again.

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Same thing in Bash too. It worked for a few lines and stopped. I tried evrything to get it installed using sudo, apt, apt-get, nothing left but ddnt work.
I tried to reinstall CDO through Bash in windows but failed miserably.
Do I need to add a path to CDO files in environment variables in Ubuntu? If yes, how to do it?

or,
I have a hunch that it might be due to proxy LAN connection I am in. Since I already have downloaded the CDO files why the commands not working, that I am concerned. I will configure the proxy setting in Ubuntu and will revert back to you after two days..Thanks for trying to help me out. Would like to start fresh again.

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Same thing in Bash too. It worked for a few lines and stopped. I tried everything to get it installed using sudo, apt, apt-get, nothing left but didn't work.
I tried to reinstall CDO through Bash in windows but failed miserably."No acceptable C compiler is found in the path"
Do I need to add a path to CDO files in environment variables in Ubuntu? If yes, how to do it?

or,
I have a hunch that it might be due to proxy LAN connection I am in. Since I already have downloaded the CDO files why the commands not working, that I am concerned. I will configure the proxy setting in Ubuntu and will revert back to you after two days..Thanks for trying to help me out. Would like to start fresh again.

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Ujjal Baruah wrote:

Same thing in Bash too. It worked for a few lines and stopped. I tried everything to get it installed using sudo, apt, apt-get, nothing left but didn't work.
I tried to reinstall CDO through Bash in windows but failed miserably."No acceptable C compiler is found in the path"
Do I need to add a path to CDO files in environment variables in Ubuntu? If yes, how to do it?

or,
I have a hunch that it might be due to proxy LAN connection I am in. Since I already have downloaded the CDO files why the commands not working, that I am concerned. I will configure the proxy setting in Ubuntu and will revert back to you after two days..Thanks for trying to help me out. Would like to start fresh again.