Gwyneth Butera

Hi Diego - From your explanation, it looks like your GUROBI_HOME is not set correctly. If Gurobi is in /home/user/gurobi902 then the GUROBI_HOME variable should be set as : export GUROBI_HOME="/hom...

Sorry, the current version of Gurobi does not support the RasperryPi.

Hi Lena -- If https://www.gurobi.com/downloads/get-anaconda/ doesn't work for you, can you try this instead: https://www.gurobi.com/get-anaconda/ Thanks for the report, Gwyneth

I suspect that perhaps your Jupyter is using a different Python than the one that is the default at the command line. In your Jupyter notebook, try import sysprint(sys.executable)print(sys.version)...

You need to do one more step to use Gurobi in Jupyter. From the Quick Start Guide:http://www.gurobi.com/documentation/8.1/quickstart_mac/py_building_and_running_th.html > You can also install the g...

And there is also a Knowledge Base article specifically tailored to PyCharm: How do I use Gurobi with PyCharm? https://support.gurobi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024736092-How-do-I-use-Gurobi-with-PyC...

Please see the article How do I resolve an "Academic Domain Error"? for help with this issue.

For other users with this same question, please see: https://www.gurobi.com/product/download-center/online-course-license-request

We recommend that you clean your conda install:> conda clean -athen install gurobipy and python in a fresh environment called myenv (or whatever name you choose)> conda create --name myenv python=3...

This issue was caused by a limitation in Windows on the number of open files.