My reply went to show that short answers do not actually help beginners solve their problems. I share my own tests to save time for others.
mf Since your first command contains install I did not run it since I had already downloaded the SIF (Singularity Image File) when following the tutorial by Hassan Berro.
I tried to run your first command just now: nothing else was installed, a Python file was created in the folder (salome_meca-lgpl-2022.1.0-1-20221225-scibian-9) and now the second line worked. I looked up "--app install" in the documentation, but it does not explain what it does in details. singularity run -h explains that:
--app string set an application to run inside a container
I do not understand what it means. No mention of "--app install".
k_zurawski I managed to do what you did in the PowerShell. When I tried:
singularity run ./salome_meca-lgpl-2022.1.0-1-20221225-scibian-9.sif shell
again today in the Windows terminal, it worked! So jeanpierreaubry's command also works (without the << END). The conda environment approach is interesting.
My problem now is that many of the tests don't work (forma01a, forma01b, forma02a, adlv100d):
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║ <F> <JEVEUX1_71> ║
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║ La mémoire totale de 256.00 Mo allouée à l'étude est insuffisante, il est nécessaire ║
║ de disposer d'au moins 688.39 Mo uniquement pour démarrer l'exécution. ║
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║ Cette erreur est fatale. Le code s'arrête. ║
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