We rolled back production and the old version is working normally and the new one is still doing this under the pre-install state, so we can do any troubleshooting we need to do if anyone has any ideas.
On Aug 19, 2025, at 16:34, Ryan Novosielski via Lmod-users <lmo...@li...> wrote:
Hi all,
Having something I’ve not seen before after upgrading from 8.7.32 to 8.7.65.
For especially compilers that are in a non-default module location (eg. you use “module use” to activate it), I’m getting this message, for example:
[novosirj@amarel1 ~]$ module load intel/oneapi_2022.3.1-sw1088
Lmod has detected the following error: These module(s) or extension(s) exist but cannot be loaded as requested:
"intel/oneapi_2022.3.1-sw1088"
Try: "module spider intel/oneapi_2022.3.1-sw1088" to see how to load the module(s).
However I do not see a reason:
[novosirj@amarel1 ~]$ module spider intel/oneapi_2022.3.1-sw1088
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intel/oneapi_2022.3.1-sw1088: intel/oneapi_2022.3.1-sw1088
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Description:
Intel oneAPI compiler
This module can be loaded directly: module load intel/oneapi_2022.3.1-sw1088
Help:
This module loads the intel oneAPI compiler.
Did I miss something in the release notes? I’m still hunting around for a difference. These are user-generated module files, vs. our sysadmin-generated, but… they appear the same otherwise.
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