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Setting up Environment and Invoking - Invoking ECCE on Emerald via Windows Desktop with X-Win32
Before accessing ECCE from Windows machines, the following steps should be done. If setup for ECCE with ipm command has been done before, skip step 3. If you are not sure, use step 4 to confirm after login. If X-Win32 has previously been setup for use with Emerald, skip step 1.
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Download and install X-Win32 from [ http://software.unc.edu/ ] UNC Software Acquisitions. Setup X-Win32 for use with the Research Computing server Emerald. Details for the installation and setup of X-Win32 can be found [ http://help.unc.edu/?id=4696 ] here.
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Invoke X-Win32 from Start menu by going to
Start->Programs->X-Win32
and clicking on the X-Win32 application. The program will start and will place an X on the taskbar. Click on the X symbol and choose Emerald and an xterm screen will appear.
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At the xterm prompt, type the following command. Skip this step if you have done it before.
ipm add ecce
The shell scripts (public/.pkg.cshrc and public/.pkg.kshrc) in the home directory are then modified. The PATH to access ECCE and all necessary environment variables are set up properly.
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To check if your startup scripts have been setup for ECCE, type the following command at the prompt.
ipm query
A line "ecce" is shown which indicates that the environment for ECCE is already set.
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After the PATH and environment variables for ECCE are set up properly, ECCE can then be accessed. At the Linux machine prompt, type the following LSF command to invoke the software. The int queue will allow the program to run in interactive mode for 10 hours.
bsub -q int -R blade -Ip ecce
where "blade" is one of the resource names on Emerald.
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