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frozen solving environment step in installing a package in ubuntu

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I am trying to install moose framework in my ubuntu (20.4). It has three main steps: exporting path of miniconda using:

export PATH=$HOME/miniconda3/bin:$PATH

Configuring Conda to work with conda-forge, and channel of developers of moose:

conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda config --add channels idaholab

and finally installing the framework using:

conda create --name moose moose-libmesh moose-tools

when I try the last step (installation), I stuck in the solving environment step (version of my conda is also 4.8.3). I do appreciate if anyone help me to handle this problem.

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cn flag
You describe each step, but I do not see this `solving environment` step in that description. You may want to clarify when in the procedure you describe that problem occurs. Use "edit" to clarify your question.
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cn flag
Dear @vanadium, I edited my question. In fact, in the last step that I want to install moose, I stuck in this solving environment step and cannot install moose.
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cn flag
That makes clear when the error occurs. I cannot help you specifically here, but a fully clear question is more likely to attract a good answer.
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