Kwee Hong wrote:
Oo.. I'm so sorry for I'm not aware of this. But I'm really new to linux
environment and don't really have a good mastering skill on the
commandline that it works with. As you said that I'm not given the
permission to write in that directory, sudo was the only thing that I
can think of out from my knowledge. I don't really know how to do my
work at the subdirectory of my hoe directory.
OK. Just to prove I'm not an ornery old crank, here's a URL pointing out
just some of the pitfalls of working as superuser...
http://www.control-escape.com/linux/lx-postinstall.html#user
In UNIX as in any field, the "Good Things To Do" are written in the
blood and time of people who thought the above didn't apply to them! :-)
And does the meaning of
"adjust your environment variables to give you ready access to GROMACS
stuff by using "source /path/to/GMXRC" using the path in which you
installed the GROMACS binaries" requires me to make some changes in the
source code or just by typing "source /path/to/GMXRC" at the terminal
would have open the access for me in the directory?
The latter. See
http://wiki.gromacs.org/index.php/Installation#Getting_access_to_GROMACS_after_installation
I'm sorry for my ignorance... I think I would better get some books on
linux environment and read on it first.
Great idea. Start with a web search - there's heaps of free UNIX
tutorial material. Also, do some GROMACS tutorial material you can find
on the web. These will give you more of a handle on how GROMACS things
get done.
Good luck!
Mark
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