Setenv TUTEXAMPLES /disk01/usr2/tutorials On the Kamioka computers, the minimum is: source /usr/local/sklib_g77/cshenv_g77_skofl_16c+atmpd_16c Setenv TUTEXAMPLES /var/phy/project/hep/neutrino-data/projects/tutorials Setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $SKOFL_ROOT/lib:$ATMPD_ROOT/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH Source $PROJECT/soft-CentOS8/updateEnv/env.csh
At the very least, it should contain the following (assuming you are using the Duke computers): setenv PROJECT /var/phy/project/hep/neutrino You can create and/or edit this file using your favorite text editor. This “login script” contains a list of commands that execute when you login to a new “shell”.
#Neutrino keyboard how to
On other computers:Ĭheck with your administrators about how to change the shell. Under “advanced user options”, “Change your UNIX shell”. To set the shell permanently to tcsh, you should: On the Duke neutrino computers (or if sshing to them): You can change your shell using the self-service tool If you aren’t already using it, you can open the tcsh shell by just typing: tcsh Most unix/linux shells are fairly similar, but, for simplicity, we will be assuming the tcsh shell here.
#Neutrino keyboard software
The shell is the software which takes the commands you type in to the terminal and turns them into actions. If examplefile.C didn’t exist when you started, this would create a new file with that name. Whichever one you choose, you can open a file to read (or write, if you’re allowed) with the editor name, followed by the file name. Those looking for a more powerful text editor may find emacs or vim to be more to their liking. The most common thing you will be doing is editing text files (the code!) You will need to use a text editor. Before you know it, you’ll wonder how you lived before tab completion and middle-click paste. Some suggestions include this tutorial, this wikibook, the Duke Physics computing documentation, and, of course, google. You can find tips and other help from a variety of places online.
If you are new to this, you might want to read up on some of the basic commands, such as: Using the terminal to manipulate files and run software may seem antiquated, but it is actually quite easy to do, and quite powerful, once you get used to it. Though you should probably just use the keyboard ( how quaint).
#Neutrino keyboard password
Don’t forget to change your password away from the default one as soon as possible! Say hello to the terminal! If you’re working off-site, you’ll need some software to help you connect remotely. Talk with your professor, they can help set you up! If you’re working on site, you can just log in to the computer, and go. If that is difficult or not possible, these tutorials can also be done on the Kamioka computers, or remotely, via ssh or vpn.Įither way, you’ll need to get an account. The ideal place to do the tutorials is on-site, such as on the Duke neutrino computers. Before we start using SK software and code, it is important that we make sure you have a computer to work on that can use the tutorial software.
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