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Chris at 11:25, 11 March 2016

2016-03-11T11:25:35Z

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	== Running ~~R3Broot~~, ~~CBMroot~~ or ~~PANDAroot~~ with modifications of your own. ==		== Running R3BRoot, CBMRoot or PandaRoot with modifications of your own. ==
	These instructions are specific to R3Broot, but they can be applied equally well to PANDAroot or CBMroot. First open a file manager (nautilus, dolphin, thunar, etc.), go to the directory '''/opt/netapps/fair_install/''' and copy the folder '''~~r3broot~~''' from there to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/''' or use the following command (changing the environment to your choice of course):		These instructions are specific to R3Broot, but they can be applied equally well to PANDAroot or CBMroot. First open a file manager (nautilus, dolphin, thunar, etc.), go to the directory '''/opt/netapps/fair_install/''' and copy the folder '''R3BRoot''' from there to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/''' or use the following command (changing the environment to your choice of course):
	'''cp -rf /opt/netapps/fair_install/R3BRoot/ ~/fair_install/'''		'''cp -rf /opt/netapps/fair_install/R3BRoot/ ~/fair_install/'''
	''NOTE'': This will overwrite any existing version of r3broot in your home directory.		''NOTE'': This will overwrite any existing version of r3broot in your home directory.
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	After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[~~FAIRroot~~]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[~~FAIRroot~~]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):		After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[FairRoot]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[FairRoot]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):
	'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''		'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''
	Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/R3BRoot/build/''' and give the command:		Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/R3BRoot/build/''' and give the command:

Chris at 12:07, 7 March 2016

2016-03-07T12:07:59Z

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	After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[FAIRroot]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[FAIRroot]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):		After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[FAIRroot]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[FAIRroot]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):
	'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''		'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''
	Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/~~R#BRoot~~/build/''' and give the command:		Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/R3BRoot/build/''' and give the command:
	'''cmake ../'''		'''cmake ../'''
	After cmake is done, give the command:		After cmake is done, give the command:

Chris: /* Running R3Broot, CBMroot or PANDAroot with modifications of your own. */

2016-03-07T12:07:32Z

Running R3Broot, CBMroot or PANDAroot with modifications of your own.

Chris at 10:07, 11 May 2015

2015-05-11T10:07:17Z

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	After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[FAIRroot]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[FAIRroot]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):		After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[FAIRroot]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[FAIRroot]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):
	'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''		'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''
	Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/buildr3b/''' and give the command:		Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/buildr3b/''' and give the command:
	'''cmake ../'''		'''cmake ../'''

Chris at 08:56, 11 May 2015

2015-05-11T08:56:20Z

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	'''rm -rf buildr3b/*'''		'''rm -rf buildr3b/*'''

	Now, make any modifications you like to the source code of R3Broot by modifying the right files inside '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/'''. If you do not know how to do this, you should not try to run your own version of R3Broot and just use the command '''root-setup r3b''' instead. After making all the modifications you want to the source code, navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/buildr3b/''' and give the command:		Now, make any modifications you like to the source code of R3Broot by modifying the right files inside '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/'''. If you do not know how to do this, you should not try to run your own version of R3Broot and just use the command '''root-setup r3b''' instead.
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			After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[FAIRroot]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[FAIRroot]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):
			'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''
			Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/buildr3b/''' and give the command:
	'''cmake ../'''		'''cmake ../'''
	After cmake is done, give the command:		After cmake is done, give the command:

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2015-04-21T12:31:12Z

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[[Category:software-faq]]
== Running R3Broot, CBMroot or PANDAroot with modifications of your own. ==
These instructions are specific to R3Broot, but they can be applied equally well to PANDAroot or CBMroot. First open a file manager (nautilus, dolphin, thunar, etc.), go to the directory '''/opt/netapps/fair_install/''' and copy the folder '''r3broot''' from there to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/''' or use the following command (changing the environment to your choice of course):
'''cp -rf /opt/netapps/fair_install/r3broot/ ~/fair_install/'''
''NOTE'': This will overwrite any existing version of r3broot in your home directory.

After this has finished go to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/''' and locate all history-tracking directories with the command:
'''find ./ -type d -name .svn'''
This command will display all the directories inside '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/''' with the name '''.svn'''. Navigate to the parent-directories of these '''.svn''' directories and delete those with the command:
'''rm -rf ./.svn'''
You can use the following command to do the same in one go (run the first part, '''find ./ -type d -name .svn -print0''', first if you want to make sure it doesn't remove too much):
'''find ./ -type d -name .svn -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rf'''
Next empty the previous build directory, so you can build your own:
'''rm -rf buildr3b/*'''

Now, make any modifications you like to the source code of R3Broot by modifying the right files inside '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/'''. If you do not know how to do this, you should not try to run your own version of R3Broot and just use the command '''root-setup r3b''' instead. After making all the modifications you want to the source code, navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/buildr3b/''' and give the command:
'''cmake ../'''
After cmake is done, give the command:
'''make'''
Wait for the compilation to finish. If the compilation did not finish successfully, you did not make your modifications correctly. If the compilation did finish successfully, open your '''.bashrc''' file and comment out any lines with '''source ... <environment>root ...'''. Now add the following to '''source''' your own build automatically or run the command in a terminal to set up for that terminal:
'''source /home/p123456/fair_install/r3broot/buildr3b/config.sh &> /dev/null'''
The part '''&> /dev/null''' redirects the on screen output to nowhere.

When this is done, you are ready to enjoy R3Broot with your own modifications.

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	== Running R3Broot, CBMroot or PANDAroot with modifications of your own. ==		== Running R3Broot, CBMroot or PANDAroot with modifications of your own. ==
	These instructions are specific to R3Broot, but they can be applied equally well to PANDAroot or CBMroot. First open a file manager (nautilus, dolphin, thunar, etc.), go to the directory '''/opt/netapps/fair_install/''' and copy the folder '''r3broot''' from there to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/''' or use the following command (changing the environment to your choice of course):		These instructions are specific to R3Broot, but they can be applied equally well to PANDAroot or CBMroot. First open a file manager (nautilus, dolphin, thunar, etc.), go to the directory '''/opt/netapps/fair_install/''' and copy the folder '''r3broot''' from there to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/''' or use the following command (changing the environment to your choice of course):
	'''cp -rf /opt/netapps/fair_install/~~r3broot~~/ ~/fair_install/'''		'''cp -rf /opt/netapps/fair_install/R3BRoot/ ~/fair_install/'''
	''NOTE'': This will overwrite any existing version of r3broot in your home directory.		''NOTE'': This will overwrite any existing version of r3broot in your home directory.

	After this has finished go to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/~~r3broot~~/''' and locate all history-tracking directories with the command:		After this has finished go to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/R3BRoot/''' and locate all history-tracking directories with the command:
	'''find ./ -type d -name .svn'''		'''find ./ -type d -name .svn'''
	This command will display all the directories inside '''/home/p123456/fair_install/~~r3broot~~/''' with the name '''.svn'''. Navigate to the parent-directories of these '''.svn''' directories and delete those with the command:		This command will display all the directories inside '''/home/p123456/fair_install/R3BRoot/''' with the name '''.svn'''. Navigate to the parent-directories of these '''.svn''' directories and delete those with the command:
	'''rm -rf ./.svn'''		'''rm -rf ./.svn'''
	You can use the following command to do the same in one go (run the first part, '''find ./ -type d -name .svn -print0''', first if you want to make sure it doesn't remove too much):		You can use the following command to do the same in one go (run the first part, '''find ./ -type d -name .svn -print0''', first if you want to make sure it doesn't remove too much):
	'''find ./ -type d -name .svn -print0 \| xargs -0 rm -rf'''		'''find ./ -type d -name .svn -print0 \| xargs -0 rm -rf'''
	Next empty the previous build directory, so you can build your own:		Next empty the previous build directory, so you can build your own:
	'''rm -rf ~~buildr3b~~/*'''		'''rm -rf build/*'''

	Now, make any modifications you like to the source code of R3Broot by modifying the right files inside '''/home/p123456/fair_install/~~r3broot~~/'''. If you do not know how to do this, you should not try to run your own version of R3Broot and just use the command '''root-setup r3b''' instead.		Now, make any modifications you like to the source code of R3Broot by modifying the right files inside '''/home/p123456/fair_install/R3BRoot/'''. If you do not know how to do this, you should not try to run your own version of R3Broot and just use the command '''root-setup r3b''' instead.
	<br/>		<br/>
	<br/>		<br/>
	After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[FAIRroot]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[FAIRroot]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):		After making all the modifications you want to the source code, but before building, you need to set up your environment for [[FAIRroot]], so follow those instructions now. After set up of [[FAIRroot]] is done, run the following command (if you haven't already):
	'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''		'''source /opt/netapps/fair_install/FairRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''
	Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/~~r3broot~~/~~buildr3b~~/''' and give the command:		Now navigate to '''/home/p123456/fair_install/R#BRoot/build/''' and give the command:
	'''cmake ../'''		'''cmake ../'''
	After cmake is done, give the command:		After cmake is done, give the command:
	'''make'''		'''make'''
	Wait for the compilation to finish. If the compilation did not finish successfully, you did not make your modifications correctly. If the compilation did finish successfully, open your '''.bashrc''' file and comment out any lines with '''source ... <environment>root ...'''. Now add the following to '''source''' your own build automatically or run the command in a terminal to set up for that terminal:		Wait for the compilation to finish. If the compilation did not finish successfully, you did not make your modifications correctly. If the compilation did finish successfully, open your '''.bashrc''' file and comment out any lines with '''source ... <environment>root ...'''. Now add the following to '''source''' your own build automatically or run the command in a terminal to set up for that terminal:
	'''source /home/p123456/fair_install/~~r3broot~~/~~buildr3b~~/config.sh &> /dev/null'''		'''source /home/p123456/fair_install/R3BRoot/build/config.sh &> /dev/null'''
	The part '''&> /dev/null''' redirects the on screen output to nowhere.		The part '''&> /dev/null''' redirects the on screen output to nowhere.

	When this is done, you are ready to enjoy R3Broot with your own modifications.		When this is done, you are ready to enjoy R3Broot with your own modifications.