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$ module load vmd/1.9.3 | $ module load vmd/1.9.3 | ||
== Instructions for installing version 1.9.4 Alpha == <!--T:5--> | == Instructions for installing version 1.9.4 Alpha == <!--T:5--> |
Revision as of 18:02, 14 December 2020
Using pre-installed VMD
Connect with ssh -X/-Y
or via VNC to have graphics enabled.
There are, currently, two versions of VMD available on CC clusters:
$ module avail vmd ... ------------------ Compiler-dependent avx2 modules ---------------------- vmd/1.9.3 (L,vis) vmd/1.9.4a43 (vis,D)
The default version is 1.9.4a43
.
To use it:
[name@server ~]$ module load vmd
[name@server ~]$ vmd
This should VMD graphical windows.
You can also specify the version if you want to use the older one:
$ module load vmd/1.9.3
Instructions for installing version 1.9.4 Alpha
1. Download the 1.9.4 LATEST ALPHA tar file from http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/, selecting the LINUX_64 version (free registration is required).
2. Copy the file to the home directory of the cluster you wish to use.
3. Unpack the file with:
tar xvf vmd-1.9.4*.opengl.tar.gz
4. Enter the created directory by:
cd vmd-1.9.4*
5.
mkdir ~/vmd_install mkdir ~/vmd_library
6. edit the configure file to read
# Directory where VMD startup script is installed, should be in users' paths. $install_bin_dir="/home/your_user_name/vmd_install";
# Directory where VMD files and executables are installed $install_library_dir="/home/your_user_name/vmd_library";
but replace your_user_name with your actual user name.
7. Run configure:
./configure
8. Run make
cd src make install
9. Add the resulting executable to your path
export PATH=~/vmd_install:$PATH
If getting a blank window on a Mac, try:
defaults write org.macosforge.xquartz.X11 enable_iglx -bool true