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| − | Here you will find a concise and straightforward guide to downloading, installing, and running the Einstein Toolkit. For a more detailed tutorial, view the [[Tutorial for New Users]].
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| − | ==Prerequisites==
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| − | You will need git installed in order to download the Einstein Toolkit components, and if you follow the instructions in this tutorial, you'll want wget as well. On a Debian- or Fedora-based system, install them as follows:
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| − | apt-get install git wget # Debian
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| − | yum install git wget # Fedora
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| − | ==Downloading==
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| − | A script called GetComponents is used to fetch the components of the Einstein Toolkit. You may download it as follows:
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| − | wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/gridaphobe/CRL/raw/ET_2011_05/GetComponents
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| − | chmod 755 GetComponents
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| − | GetComponents accepts a thorn list as an argument. To check out the needed components:
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| − | ./GetComponents -a http://mojave.cct.lsu.edu/thornlists/einsteintoolkit.th
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| − | This checks out Cactus, the Einstein Toolkit, and Simulation Factory.
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| − | ==Configuring==
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| − | You may proceed to configure simfactory:
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| − | cd Cactus/simfactory/bin
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| − | ./sim setup
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| − | Enter the default values.
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