Problems are related to where distrobox is stashing a clblas and openblas package. It’s on the base system too, further complicating searches. I’ve tried all kinds of stuff with no luck. I hate the massive find command’s obfuscated ancient API of a full sized ANSI language specification. Python or C is easier than that junk.
A simple $ dnf where command seems like such an obvious thing even if it is an unrelated alias or function outside of dnf.
Which uses PATH and that’s why it’s useful. It allows you to check which file will be executed and if you’re missing a path in PATH
IIRC locate should have a db of files, so it should show paths.
You can also do
find / | grep -i blasbut that might take a whileThe problem with find is its read error nonsense, and from a distrobox container, it shows all instances of the package including those on the base system. Wherever dnf was placing the file, it was not in the PATH. I don’t know how that happened. It may be a bug in the distrobox configuration for Fedora 38. I gave up on it and tried nix on my base install as a parallel package manager option. That put a user file on the root partition and files everywhere. I didn’t fully understand this before installing and thought it was referring to permissions instead of location; a stupid oversight on my part. That is my last straw with this mess. I’m going back to immutable where I know exactly what is on the base system at all times and can simply roll back mistakes without dealing with constant backups.
Thanks for the help.
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