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ACS 2.1 Installation Tutorial for Linux RH 7.2

This comprehensive tutorial provides a step-by-step guide for installing the ACS 2.1 software on Linux Red Hat 7.2. It covers essential prerequisites, including necessary tools and libraries, as well as environment variable setups. Users will find detailed instructions for compiling the ACS libraries, testing the software, and resolving common issues. For further assistance and resources, related documentation, including installation manuals and release notes, is accessible online. The tutorial serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to successfully implement ACS in their systems.

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ACS 2.1 Installation Tutorial for Linux RH 7.2

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  1. Installation Tutorial ACS 2.1 for Linux RH7.2 Paola Sivera ESO

  2. Some General Issues for ACS 2.1 • where: web pages http://www.eso.org/~gchiozzi/AlmaAcs/index.html • CD content • documentation + README and Test proc • ACS Overview, Installation Manual, Release Notes • who: gchiozzi@eso.org • what: general purpose tools -> binaries ACS sources -> compilation

  3. What • gnu tools (not gcc) and tcltk tools • gcc is the native one for RH7.3, 2.96 • java 1.4.1_02 • JacORB 1.4.1 (+Ant 1.5.1) • ACE 5.3, TAO 1.3 + Patches • Python 2.2 omniORB 4.0.0 and omnipython 2.0 • In-house develop. Tools = templates, Makefile, tat, … • ACS Sources

  4. Installation steps 1) Install the operative system -> sys admin 2) Install the tools (binaries) -> install script 3) Compile the ACS libraries -> make 4) Test the software

  5. Installation step 1: OS • Operative System: RH 7.2 Full installation; if not, add: • pdksh 5.2.14-13 • glibc-dlevel 2.2.4-13 • kernel-headers 2.4.7-10 • itcl-3.2-65, tclx-8.3-65 • gcc 2.96!

  6. Space disk • CD ~180MB • ACS-2.1 ~1500MB • ACS ~65MB (under $HOME) (The sources can grow up to 350MB is the “clean” after “make all” is not performed)

  7. Environment and User • Whatever user can install ACS 2.1 • Default interactive shell: bash • Environment variables: $HOME/.acs/.bash_profile.acs to be sourced at login: . $HOME/.acs/.bash_profile.acs • Other emacs and x resources stuff

  8. Prepare the system • Create the installation directory • /alma (not necessary the creation of ACS-2.1) • Give right permissions to the installation user • Create the installation user

  9. Installation step2: script <CDFILES>= where_you_have_the_cd <INSTALL_DIR>=where_you_install_the_release $ <CDFILES>/INSTALL/0_InstallACS <CDFILES> <INSTALL_DIR> constraint when installing gnu and tcl tools: respect the absolute path /alma/ACS-2.1

  10. Step 3: Build the ACS libraries Unset the INTROOT!!! $ source $HOME/.acs/.bash_profile.acs $ export OPTIMIZE=0 $ cd $HOME/ACS $ make build_clean ($ make build) Look at $HOME/ACS/build.log

  11. Step 4: Test the SW • $ acsStartORBSRVC • $ maciManager & • $ maciActivate Activator • $ objexp & • $ abeansStart alma.acs.examples.PSPanelTutorial

  12. Step 4: Test the SW-2 SHUTDOWN: close the obj and abeans window • $ maciActivatorShutdown Activator • $ maciManagerShutdown • $ acsStopORBSRVC

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