Error running subset_data for FATES compset

[aatreyee_iirs]

Hello everyone,
I am trying to subset data following the 2nd part (Instructions for running regional CTSM-FATES at regular 1-degree resolution) of the documentation Setting up high resolution regional case
I have run the following

./create_newcase --case /home/ubuntuvm/CESM/cesm/scratch/fates_n --res CLM_USRDAT --compset 2000_DATM%CRUv7_CLM50%FATES_SICE_SOCN_MOSART_SGLC_SWAV --run-unsupported --machine ubuntuvmfed

./subset_data region --lat1 24 --lat2 39 --lon1 69 --lon2 91 --reg nwh --create-surface

But I get this error
ERROR: inputdata directory does not exist

I have changed it in config_machines.xml.
I would be grateful if anyone could suggest where my mistake is or where I can specify the inputdata directory.

Thank you,

 

[aatreyee_iirs]

Hello everyone,
I am trying to subset data following the 2nd part (Instructions for running regional CTSM-FATES at regular 1-degree resolution) of the documentation Setting up high resolution regional case
I have run the following

./create_newcase --case /home/ubuntuvm/CESM/cesm/scratch/fates_n --res CLM_USRDAT --compset 2000_DATM%CRUv7_CLM50%FATES_SICE_SOCN_MOSART_SGLC_SWAV --run-unsupported --machine ubuntuvmfed

./subset_data region --lat1 24 --lat2 39 --lon1 69 --lon2 91 --reg nwh --create-surface

But I get this error
ERROR: inputdata directory does not exist

I have changed it in config_machines.xml.
I would be grateful if anyone could suggest where my mistake is or where I can specify the inputdata directory.

Thank you,

Hello everyone,
I was able to solve this issue. However, after following the rest of the steps, I am having trouble installing ESMF.
I get a type mismatch error while running 'make check' (attached).
The system specifications are
Ubuntu 22.04
GCC 11.4
gfortran 11.4
Netcdf-c 4.9.0
netcdf-fortran 4.6.0
lapack and blas 3.9.0
perl 5.34.0

I would be grateful for any suggestions on what could be the mistake here.
Thank you,

 

[oleson]

I'm curious whether you solved the issue by setting clmforcingindir in default_data.cfg?
Regarding the ESMF issue, I think you'll have to get help from the ESMF team or your local system administrator.

 

[aatreyee_iirs]

I included another argument with ./subset_data indicating the inputdata directory
--inputdata-dir /home/ubuntuvm/CESM/cesm/inputdata

 

[aatreyee_iirs]

I'm curious whether you solved the issue by setting clmforcingindir in default_data.cfg?
Regarding the ESMF issue, I think you'll have to get help from the ESMF team or your local system administrator.

The issue was resolved using a newer version of ESMF (8.6.0).
Thank you.