CVM-H User Guide - Revision history

Maechlin at 20:28, 22 December 2012

2012-12-22T20:28:23Z

Davidgil: /* History of CVM-H Releases */

2012-12-06T03:59:43Z

History of CVM-H Releases

Davidgil: /* History of CVM-H Releases */

2012-12-06T03:59:24Z

History of CVM-H Releases

Davidgil: /* History of CVM-H Releases */

2012-12-06T03:59:03Z

History of CVM-H Releases

Davidgil at 03:57, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T03:57:57Z

Patrices at 23:42, 8 February 2012

2012-02-08T23:42:44Z

Patrices: /* Model Description */

2012-02-07T20:05:06Z

Model Description

Patrices: /* Model Description */

2012-02-07T20:03:11Z

Model Description

Maechlin at 01:04, 1 October 2011

2011-10-01T01:04:42Z

Maechlin: /* Basic Install */

2011-10-01T00:53:26Z

Basic Install

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	You will need permission to write to the directory you specify in this command. If the directory you specify does not exist, the installer will try to create it.		You will need permission to write to the directory you specify in this command. If the directory you specify does not exist, the installer will try to create it.
		+
		+	Once the configure completes without errors, make the executables by making the distribution:
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	$make
		+	</pre>
		+

	Once you build and install CVM-H, several sub-directories will be written to the directory you specified, including ./bin ./include ./lib and ./model.		Once you build and install CVM-H, several sub-directories will be written to the directory you specified, including ./bin ./include ./lib and ./model.

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 | P2011
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 | CVM-H 11.9.1

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 | CVM-H 11.9.1
 | Dec 2012

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 | CVM-H 11.9.0
 | Sep 2011
 | Plesch et al. (2011)
 | -
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 *YC2007 (Yan and Clayton, 2007)
 *1D (Kanamori and Hadley, 1975; Dreger and Helmberger , 1991; Wald et al., 1995)
 = Acknowledgements and Contact Info =

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-The CVM-H 11.9.0 user guide in PDF format can be downloaded directly from: [[File:cvmh_manual.pdf]].
+The CVM-H 11.9.1 user guide in PDF format can be downloaded directly from: [[File:cvmh_manual.pdf]].
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 The quick start steps for installing the distribution are:
-# Download package, check md5 sums, and untar distribution ('tar zxvf cvmh-11.9.0.tar.gz')
+# Download package, check md5 sums, and untar distribution ('tar zxvf cvmh-11.9.1.tar.gz')
 # Configure software for your platform ('./configure')
 # Build software with 'make'
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 You should get something like /usr/bin/md5sum. If you see the message 'no md5sum in...', contact your Linux system administrator and ask to have md5sum added to your path, or add the md5sum to your path yourself by editing by editing your login shell script.
-Once you can run the ''md5sum'' command, you should put the two files you downloaded together in the same directory. The two files will be named something like cvmh_11.9.0.tar.gz and cvmh_11.9.0.tar.gz.md5. Run the following command to perform the md5 comparison:
+Once you can run the ''md5sum'' command, you should put the two files you downloaded together in the same directory. The two files will be named something like cvmh_11.9.1.tar.gz and cvmh_11.9.1.tar.gz.md5. Run the following command to perform the md5 comparison:
-  $ md5sum -c cvmh-11.9.0.tar.gz.md5
+  $ md5sum -c cvmh-11.9.1.tar.gz.md5
 You should see the message:
-   cvmh_11.9.0.tar.gz: OK
+   cvmh_11.9.1.tar.gz: OK
 If you get "FAILED" instead, re-download the tgz files and try again. When it passes, that means the files were downloaded without error.
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 Once the file has passed the checksum test, untar into a ./cvmh subdirectory with this command:
-  $ tar zxvf cvmh-11.9.0.tar.gz
+  $ tar zxvf cvmh-11.9.1.tar.gz
 Once unpacked, you should see these files:
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 <pre>
-$ cd ./cvmh-11.9.0
+$ cd ./cvmh-11.9.1
 $ ./configure --prefix=${CVMH_INSTALL_DIR}
 $ make
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 <pre>
-$ cd cvmh-11.9.0
+$ cd cvmh-11.9.1
 $ ./configure --prefix=${CVMH_INSTALL_DIR} --with-gts --with-gts-lib-path="${GTS_LIB_DIR}" --with-gts-include-path="${GTS_INCL_DIR}"
 $ make; make check; make install

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 The system requirements are as follows:
-# UNIX operating system (tested on Linux and SunOs, limited support on Solaris and MacOS)
+# UNIX operating system with minimum 2 GB RAM (tested on Linux and SunOs, limited support on Solaris and MacOS)
 # tar for opening the compressed files
 # GNU make (gmake)

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 | Origin (SW) : 131000 3431000<br>(120d51m43.301sW 30d57m23.387sN)<br>NE-Corner : 828000 4058000<br>(113d19m58.583sW 36d36m46.622sN)
 | Same as LR
-| Origin (SW): 371052.25 3725250.0<br>(118d23m26.686sW 33d39m33.533sN)<br>SE: 417052.25 3725250.0<br>(117d53m40.875sW 33d39m50.043sN)<br>NW: 371052.25 3774000.0<br>(118d23m52.427sW 34d5m55.914sN)<br>NE: 417052.25 3774000.0<br>(117d53m57.439sW 34d6m12.699sN)
+| SW: 371052.25 3725250.0<br>(118d23m26.686sW 33d39m33.533sN)<br>SE: 417052.25 3725250.0<br>(117d53m40.875sW 33d39m50.043sN)<br>NW: 371052.25 3774000.0<br>(118d23m52.427sW 34d5m55.914sN)<br>NE: 417052.25 3774000.0<br>(117d53m57.439sW 34d6m12.699sN)
 | Origin (SW) : -31000.0 3410000.0<br>NE-Corner : 849000.0 4274000.0<br>Depth : 0-350m
 |-

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   ./configure --prefix=/home/scec-00/eworks/cvmh
-You will need permission to write to the directory you specify in this command. Once you build and install CVM-H, several files and directories will be written to the directory you specify, including ./bin ./include ./lib and ./model.
+You will need permission to write to the directory you specify in this command. If the directory you specify does not exist, the installer will try to create it.
 The distribution should build in one minute or less. The build can be checked with the following command: