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Installation guide for GRAPE-6 BLX64 at ESO
This documents summarises the installation procedure for drivers and N -body code (Starlab) on the PCs in Garching with GRAPE-BLX64 board.

1

Preparing PC

The OS installed should be 64-bit Linux with kernel 2.6.18 or 2.6.19 (x86 64), for example Fedora Core 6. Other kernel versions could also be used, but the instructions provided below may not work in this case. In order to install driver and software, g++, gcc, g77 and the kernel sources should be installed.

2

Compiling and installing the GRAPE software

Obtain g6bx.tar.gz from http://staff.science.uva.nl/egaburov/g6bx.tar.gz, and unpack it in a directory ($GRAPE PATH)

2.1

Compiling & installing the device driver

Compiling the device driver
As any user: $ cd $GRAPE PATH/g6bx/pcixmem $ make clean $ make

Installing the device driver
As a superuser: $ csh $GRAPE PATH/g6bx/pcixmem/install.csh $GRAPE PATH/g6bx/pcixmem/pcixmem It is important that this is executed every time the PC is rebooted, to make sure that the GRAPE driver is loaded into memory.

2.2

Compiling & installing libraries

Compiling libraries
As any user: $ cd $GRAPE PATH/g6bx/lib $ make libg6bx $ make libg6bx0 $ cd ../xhibutil $ make

Installing libraries
As a $ $ $ $ superuser: cd $GRAPE PATH/g6bx cp lib/*.a /usr/local/lib cp xhibutil/*.a /usr/local/lib chmod 644 /usr/local/lib/libg6bx* /usr/local/lib/libxhib*.a


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3.1

Installing Starlab
Global installation

In this case, any user will be able to use GRAPE enabled Starlab without installing it. Download the latest version of starlab from http://www.ids.ias.edu/starlab/download/. CD to starlab.4.x.x/local and create the file grape.sh with the following two lines: GRAPE LDFLAGS ='-L/usr/local/lib' GRAPE LIBS ='-lg6bx0' CD to starlab-4.x.x folder and execute: $ ./configure --prefix=/usr/local $ make $ (as root) make install

3.2
The $ $ $ $ $

Lo cal installation
same as above except that the following set of commands should be executed: mkdir usr ./configure --prefix=`pwd`/usr make make install export PATH=$PATH:`pwd`/usr/bin