Difference between revisions of "BBP 14.10 Image"

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** Select the review and Customize box at the bottom of page
 
** Select the review and Customize box at the bottom of page
 
** Delete the /home partition and make the / partition larger to use the space used by /home. Set it to Max size shown on screen
 
** Delete the /home partition and make the / partition larger to use the space used by /home. Set it to Max size shown on screen
* Select "Software Development" and add "Fedora 14 - x86_64" and "Fedora 14 - x86_64 Updates"
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*When it prompts for software to install
* Select "Customize Now"
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** Select Customize Now
* Add
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** Edit source (from http to DVD)
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** Select "Software Development" and  
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**add "Fedora 14 - x86_64" and "Fedora 14 - x86_64 Updates"
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** Applications
 
** Applications
 
*** Editors
 
*** Editors
**** Emacs, vim-x11
 
 
*** Engineering and Scientific
 
*** Engineering and Scientific
**** R, Octave
 
*** Office/Productivity
 
 
* Actual installation begins...
 
* Actual installation begins...
 
* After machine reboots...
 
* After machine reboots...
 
* User setup
 
* User setup
** Username: cme
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** Username: scecbbp
** Fullname: SCEC CME
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** Fullname: Broadband Platform
 
** Password: sceccme
 
** Password: sceccme
 
* Installation ends!
 
* Installation ends!

Revision as of 21:04, 16 October 2014

Fedora 14 Virtual Box Installation on Mac OS X 10.9

  • Set up for the SCEC CME Configuration:

Virtual Box Software

  • Install VB v4.3.18

Download Fedora 14

  • While current Fedora is v20, some VB features like guest additions work best on older versions of fedora
    • Machine name: scecbbp
    • Machine type: Linux - Fedora (64Bit)
  • Use the Default System except:
    • Set Base Memory to 2048MB
    • Set FileSystem type VDI
    • set dynamically allocated
    • Size: 71.31GB dynamic (does not need to be exactly this value)
  • After machine is created, select "Settings", "Display"
    • Increase video memory to 32MB
  • Define a shared folder location on host system
    • Select a folder on host system called "share"
  • Download "Fedora-14-x86_64-DVD.iso" onto Mac hard drive
    • Load it into VB
    • Select the "Fedora 14 iso image downloaded above", and then click "OK"
  • Boot (Start) the new machine and the Fedora 14 installation will begin
    • Select "install a new system or upgrade..."
  • Skip the media test
  • When warning dialog asking about re-initializing device pops-up, select "Re-Initialize All"
  • Machine name: "scecbbp"
  • Select "Los Angeles" time zone
  • Root password set to: "scecbbp2014"
  • Installation type: "Use all space"
    • Select the review and Customize box at the bottom of page
    • Delete the /home partition and make the / partition larger to use the space used by /home. Set it to Max size shown on screen
  • When it prompts for software to install
    • Select Customize Now
    • Edit source (from http to DVD)
    • Select "Software Development" and
    • add "Fedora 14 - x86_64" and "Fedora 14 - x86_64 Updates"
    • Applications
      • Editors
      • Engineering and Scientific
  • Actual installation begins...
  • After machine reboots...
  • User setup
    • Username: scecbbp
    • Fullname: Broadband Platform
    • Password: sceccme
  • Installation ends!
  • Open terminal window
  • Set up sudo access for user cme
    • su - (to become root)
    • visudo
    • Find the line that says
    • ROOT ALL=(ALL) ALL
    • under that line add the line
    • username ALL=(ALL) ALL
      • Add line at the end: "scecbbp ALL=(ALL) ALL"
  • Install missing Python dependencies for BBP and UCVM
    • sudo yum install numpy scipy python-matplotlib python-basemap
  • Disable the sendmail daemon
  • Install the Virtual Box guest additions (from http://www.sysprobs.com/install-fedora-15-virtualbox-steps-install-virtualbox-guest-additions-fedora-15)
    • sudo yum install dkms
    • Select "Devices" -> "Insert Guest Additions CD image..."
    • sudo su -
    • cd /media/VBOXADDITIONS_<VERSION_NUMBER>
    • sh ./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run
    • Reboot!