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== Configuration of CERN-ROOT ==
== Configuration of CERNroot ==
If you only need ordinary '''root''', then just pick either r3b, fair, cbm or panda and follow the installation instructions. Afterwards, your system is automatically configured for ordinary CERN-ROOT as well.<br/>
Running the command '''root-setup cern''' will configure your system to use CERNroot. This command will also automatically create-adapt your '''.bashrc''' file, so after you have run this command your system is almost ready, you do have to re-open the terminal to activate the new environment settings or run the '''source''' command given at the end of set-up.
Running the command '''root-setup <environment>''' is probably the easiest way. After the configuration is finished, you can test your root by simply running the command:  
 
The following directory is automatically created:<br/>
'''/home/p123456/fair_install/cernroot/'''
 
After the configuration is finished, you can test your '''root''' by simply running the command:  
   '''root'''
   '''root'''

Revision as of 11:52, 23 April 2015

Configuration of CERNroot

Running the command root-setup cern will configure your system to use CERNroot. This command will also automatically create-adapt your .bashrc file, so after you have run this command your system is almost ready, you do have to re-open the terminal to activate the new environment settings or run the source command given at the end of set-up.

The following directory is automatically created:
/home/p123456/fair_install/cernroot/

After the configuration is finished, you can test your root by simply running the command:

 root