This binary distribution kit, available from http://www.atnf.csiro.au/computing/software/index.html should include everything required to run livedata and gridzilla on compatible linux x86, linux x86_64, Solaris, and/or MacOSX (Intel) systems, including MultibeamVis and MultibeamView, rp2sdfits and catzilla. It also includes a self-contained Glish 2.8.1 system. Fetch livedata_root.tar.bz2 (230 KiB unzip'd) and either livedata_linux.tar.bz2 (53 MiB unzip'd), livedata_linux64.tar.bz2 (61 MiB unzip'd), livedata_sun4sol.tar.bz2 (39 MiB unzip'd), and/or livedata_darwin.tar.bz2 (102 MiB unzip'd) and unload them into an area (referred to as "/myarea" below) that has sufficient free disk space: cd /myarea bzcat livedata_root.tar.bz2 | tar pxf - bzcat livedata_linux.tar.bz2 | tar pxf - bzcat livedata_linux64.tar.bz2 | tar pxf - bzcat livedata_sun4sol.tar.bz2 | tar pxf - bzcat livedata_darwin.tar.bz2 | tar pxf - This will create subdirectories called "livedata" and "glish", the latter containing the Glish system. The source code used to generate livedata and gridzilla is also available as livedata_code.tar.bz2 (7 MiB unzip'd) but this should not be required to run them. In the livedata subdirectory, edit the following files, changing "/nfs/atapplic/livedata" to "/myarea/livedata": init.csh init.sh To run livedata/gridzilla, you first have to set up your environment. For csh and tcsh use source /myarea/livedata/init.csh For sh or bash use . /myarea/livedata/init.sh To run on the console of Darwin systems you will need to start X11. To use the Glish system simply define the GLISHROOT environment variable as /myarea/glish and add $GLISHROOT//bin to your PATH. This may be done conveniently in your .login or .profile files. Original: 2005/04/20 MRC Updated: 2009/11/20 MRC