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<tt>tar -xf <NAME OF THE TAR> -C /g/embo2016/cryo06/dynamo</tt>
 
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== Activation==
 
== Activation==
  
In your terminal open a fresh linux shell.
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After installing the software, you'll need to activate it on each new shell in which you want to use it. Whenever you open a fresh shell, we need to ensure we have a fresh environment. This means, we need to overrule some default settings that are used by default in the course computers.
 
 
Once opened a fresh shell, we need to ensure we have a fresh environment:
 
  
 
<tt>export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/programs/share/bin</tt>
 
<tt>export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/programs/share/bin</tt>

Revision as of 12:24, 25 August 2016

Installing Dynamo

Each participant can have their own Dynamo installation. The installation procedure needs to be performed only once during the workshop.

Get the tarball from this [google drive location]

We first create a location to install Dynamo, for instance

mkdir /g/embo2016/cryo06/dynamo

and then untar the file onto the chosen location

tar -xf <NAME OF THE TAR> -C /g/embo2016/cryo06/dynamo

Activation

After installing the software, you'll need to activate it on each new shell in which you want to use it. Whenever you open a fresh shell, we need to ensure we have a fresh environment. This means, we need to overrule some default settings that are used by default in the course computers.

export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/programs/share/bin

unalias dynamo

Before starting Dynamo, there is another environment variable that we need to tune: MCR_CACHE_ROOT

export MCR_CACHE_ROOT=~/tmp/

Now, you can activate Dynamo in the linux shell by running:

source /g/embo2016/cryo06/dynamo/tmp/dynamo_activate_linux_shipped_MCR.sh

This includes in the linux shell the paths that it needs to find both Dynamo and its libraries.

Running Dynamo

Now, you can just type in the terminal:

dynamo

which should open a standalone console, that can be used to enter Dynamo commands manually.