Thomas Pfau

Hi, At least on the latest development branch this model still leads to a result of `true` from the `checkStoichiometricConsistency` function and `findStoichiConsistentSubset` still returns all Metabolites as consistent.

Could you run your code again setting "break on error" (under the "Run" button), and tell us the contents of the `OPT_PROB_TYPES`, `solverType` and `solverName` variables?

In addition: What is the output of `which contains`?

The Toolbox relies on several functions introduced in Matlab 2016b, so it will not work on 2014b. You can try to use an old version of the toolbox (e.g. 2.0...

Looking at the code, this variable is defined. What version of the toolbox are you using and what is the exact error message?

You are right. Seems like an 's' was omitted here. I created a pull request. Until that PR goes in, just modify the line by changing `param` to `params`

Your toolbox seems to have a problem connecting to the internet. either your machine is not connected, or potentially some firewall is blocking the connection to github, making it impossible...

Could you try, whether curl can be called from within matlab? i.e. calling `[status_curl, result_curl] = system('curl --version');` and checking the outputs status_curl (should be 0) and result_curl?

Try running the following commands in your checked out Cobratoolbox repository: `git submodule init` `git submodule update` After that everything should be there.

you'd have to go into the created cobratoolbox folder.