AG3 for Ubuntu "edgy" 64bit
Overview
The AG3 packages available here are
preliminary releases for testing purposes. They are made on and for the
current 64bit version (amd64) of the Ubuntu 6.10 release, edgy. We'd appreciate
receiving feedback about
any problems so they may be fixed.
Only AG3.0.2 is available for Ubuntu Egdy. Please update to a newer Ubuntu release in order to install the most up to date AG release.
Only AG3.0.2 is available for Ubuntu Egdy. Please update to a newer Ubuntu release in order to install the most up to date AG release.
Installation
1. Using Synaptic:
Open the Synaptic Package Manager and then the Software Sources window (from the Settings->Repostitories menu)
and add the following entry in the Third
Party tab of the Software
Sources widget:
deb http://www.vislab.uq.edu.au/debian edgy-64/
Also ensure that the "Universe" repository option is checked selected in the main Ubuntu 6.10 tab.
Close the Software Sources window.
Now reload the package information (use the Reload button, or select Reload Package Information from the Edit menu).
Finally, search for and install the accessgrid3 package. A number of prerequisite packages should also be automatically installed.
deb http://www.vislab.uq.edu.au/debian edgy-64/
Also ensure that the "Universe" repository option is checked selected in the main Ubuntu 6.10 tab.
Close the Software Sources window.
Now reload the package information (use the Reload button, or select Reload Package Information from the Edit menu).
Finally, search for and install the accessgrid3 package. A number of prerequisite packages should also be automatically installed.
2. Using apt-get:
Add the
following line to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:
deb http://www.vislab.uq.edu.au/debian edgy-64/
Now run:
deb http://www.vislab.uq.edu.au/debian edgy-64/
Now run:
sudo
apt-get update
and then
sudo -H apt-get install accessgrid3
Should be set to go now - log out, then log in again to find "Access Grid 3" entry in the main menu (assuming Gnome desktop).
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Issues
Everything works
here except the SharedBrowser application.
This is due to a wxmozilla problem which will be addressed as soon as
possible.
An earlier problem caused by the avahi
based service
discovery/announcement system not running is fixed as follows:
edit /etc/default/avahi-daemon and set
AVAHI_DAEMON_START=1 ('twas previously =0 on my system so avahi wasn't
ever actually starting). Now run:
sudo /etc/init.d/avahi-daemon start
On subsequent reboots avahi should
start automatically.
Please advise of any other problems.
Please send any comments, advice etc.,
to Chris Willing <c.willing _at_ uq.edu.au>
