Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of OldMacSingleStepInstaller

Timestamp:

Aug 10, 2016 5:00:23 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

toby

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OldMacSingleStepInstaller

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 == Installing GSAS-II with a Single-Step Download ==
 
-A new approach for downloading and installing GSAS-II, along with required prerequisites has been developed using tools from Continuum Analytics, Inc. and their Anaconda free product. Downloading [https://subversion.xray.aps.anl.gov/trac/pyGSAS/browser/install/g2conda-Mac.sh?format=txt this file] (180 Mb) provides, Python, a number of Python packages, and subversion, which is used to install and update GSAS-II. This installation has only gotten limited testing, so please report problems, unclear instructions or success to [mailto:toby@anl.gov Brian Toby]. Note that a much more detailed version of these instructions, with lots of screen images, [MacSingleStepInstallerFigs is found here.]
+A new approach for downloading and installing GSAS-II, along with required prerequisites has been developed using tools from Continuum Analytics, Inc. and their Anaconda free product. Downloading 
+[https://anl.box.com/v/GSASII4mac this file]
+(~220 Mb) provides, Python, a number of Python packages, and subversion, which is used to install and update GSAS-II. This is a new installation process, so please report problems, unclear instructions to [mailto:toby@anl.gov Brian Toby] (notes about success are also appreciated). Note that a much more detailed version of these instructions, with lots of screen images, [MacSingleStepInstallerFigs is found here.]
 
 === Step 1: ===
-Download file ```g2conda-Mac.sh``` from this URL https://subversion.xray.aps.anl.gov/trac/pyGSAS/browser/install/g2conda-Mac.sh?format=txt 
+Download file ```g2conda-0.1.1-MacOSX-x86_64.sh``` from this URL https://anl.box.com/v/GSASII4mac 
 
 === Step 2: ===
 
 Execute this file. 
-This should be done by typing the command "```bash <path>/g2conda-Mac.sh```" in a terminal window. One easy way to to this is to open a terminal (!Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) type "```bash ```" (leaving a space), then use finder to drag the downloaded file to the terminal window. Then press Enter to run the command.
+This should be done by typing the command 
+   ```bash <path>/g2conda-0.1.1-MacOSX-x86_64.sh```
+in a terminal window. One easy way to to this is to open a terminal (!Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) type "```bash ```" (leaving a space), then use finder to drag the downloaded file to the terminal window. Then press Enter to run the command.
  ([wiki:MacSingleStepInstallerFigs#Step2: click here to see screen images].)
 
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 == In case of problems == 
 
-If you are able to download the ```g2conda-Mac.sh``` file, but have a problem installing it, you may not be executing the command properly. Please make sure you are typing ```bash``` correctly and leaving a space between that and the file name, also be sure you are allowed to write files to the location you choose for installation. 
+If you are able to download the ```g2conda-0.1.1-MacOSX-x86_64.sh``` file, but have a problem installing it, you may not be executing the command properly. Please make sure you are typing ```bash``` correctly and leaving a space between that and the file name, also be sure you are allowed to write files to the location you choose for installation. 
 
 If you are able to install the Python files, but the downloading of GSAS-II fails ([#Step4: Step 4]), you may need to specify a proxy; contact a computer/network support person for your institution. While it may be simpler to delete the directory where you have installed the files (typically ```.../g2conda```) and resume from Step 2, it is also possible to rerun the bootstrap.py file using a command such as