Greg Sjaardema

@ibaned SEACAS changes look good. I've made those changes in my SEACAS/github repository also, so they will not get overwritten on the next seacas snapshot. Thanks for doing this.

Yes, I will have to look into what is happening here. We typically don't use that naming scheme, but the CMake library finding code should know about the naming scheme...

See if my recent commit fixes the issue.

@bartlettroscoe Do you have any ideas on how to triage this issue? We could try using a verbose configure or debug. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38864489/how-to-trace-cmakelists-txt

Would be helpful if you could do it. I no longer have an Ubuntu system.

If that does not work, you can try setting `-DNetCDF_LIBRARY_DIR=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu` inside the cmake lines inside `cmake-exodus`. You may also need a `-DNetCDF_INCLUDE_DIR=...path_to_include_if_not_found`

> Setting `-DNetCDF_LIBRARY_DIR=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu` did the trick. So since this is not completely automatic now where will this fix be documented? What area(s) did you search when you were looking for...

However, @ibaned indicated that he only put that version requirement since that was the only version he had available. I have tested with a 1.10.9 and it works and I...

Did you set the CMake variables: `-D TPL_ENABLE_HDF5:BOOL=ON -D Netcdf_ALLOW_MODERN:BOOL=ON`

Sorry, Yes, I need to update the `cmake-exodus` script. I probably should eliminate that script and just add an `EXODUS_ONLY` option to the `cmake-config` script eventually...