I've recently installed Modeller 8v0 on Linux (Centos 4 which is derived
from Redhat Enterprise Linux 4) and it is giving me a hard time.
Below is what happens running examples/automodel/model-default.py.
It happens using both the *tar.gz or *rpm installs.
It gives similiar problems on Redhat 9 as well.
Your stacksize may be set too small. Try 'ulimit -s unlimited' or 'limit
stacksize unlimited' (depending on your shell).
If that doesn't work: Modeller is built using the Intel Fortran
compiler, which doesn't work with some combinations of glibc and kernel.
(It doesn't work with Debian Sarge, for example). It has been tested on
RedHat 9 systems though, both with the RedHat kernel (2.4.20-28.9) and
the standard 2.4.21 kernel (from kernel.org). If this is your problem,
you should select the 'Alternative Linux x86 PC binary' when you run the
install script in the *tar.gz installer. This binary is built with the
Absoft Fortran compiler, which appears not to have the same problems as
the Intel (but it runs more slowly).