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**Sequoia update(OSX 15.2) [#yef075a6]
After the OS upgrade(15.1->15.2)
1. /usr/local/mac_bin2 was gone. (/usr/local became empty)
2. run software update for commandlinetools
3. Rossetta2 install
softwareupdate --install-rosetta<RET>
-Maybe we should move /usr/local/* to somewhere before the OS upgrade.
**Sonoma setting(OSX 14.3) [#yef075a6]
*UID setting is required for NFS file access. fMRI unit will give you the uid.
Make "test" user as admin.
Logout from your account and login as test.
Change the UID for your account.
Remove your account(including HOME directory). Then create your account again(confirm the UID is kept).
Change your shell if you want.
Now you can logout from "test" account and login to your account. (You can remove "test" account)
Xcode install
Commandlinetools install (>xcode-select --install)
Make SIP disable
Make SIP disable (>csrutil disable)
Homebrew install
brew install -cask emacs
ROSETTA2 install (for arm64): >sudo softwareupdate --install-rosetta
NFS mount from Finder>Connecting to servers
Make link to /usr4,/usr1 onto the side panel of finder windows.
Add two lines into synthetic.conf to have /usr4 and /usr1
sudo emacs /etc/synthetic.conf
usr4 Volumes/usr4
usr1 Volumes/usr1
Then, reboot
**Big Sur setting(OSX 11.4) [#yef075a6]
***Disable SIP [#jc392856]
reboot and enter the recovery mode
>csrutil disable <RET>
Then reboot
You can confirm the change by "csutil status"
***NFS mount [#d9e7789d]
UID setting through System Setting(User)
Make an administrator account. (You can use root or other administrator account)
Log out from the target user account.
Change the UID and change the owner of the user folder.
>sudo chown -R 123123 /Users/#### <RET>
mkdir ~/usr4 <RET>
mount is:/export/usr4 ~/usr4 <RET>
Set the login items on the User setting for the NFS mount <RET>
Then after the next login, you'll find the mounted volume as /Volumes/usr4~
***Permission for the downloaded application [#uc2deda5]
sudo spctl --master-disable
**Catalina setting(OSX 10.15) [#yef075a6]
Xcode installation~
XQuartz installation(XQuartz-2.7.11.dmg)~
uxterm -rv -aw -sb -sl 5000 -geometry 80x66 -cr gold -bc -ms orange -bd yellow
Make the root user available.(setting>User/group)~
Disable the rootless protection
reboot+(Command+R)->terminal
csrutil status<RET>
csrutil disable<RET>
reboot
Set the UID appropriately
**Sierra setting(OSX 10.12) [#yef075a6]
Xcode installation~
XQuartz installation~
homebrew installation
NFS auto mount
mkdir /usr4
then follow the instruction written for 10.8
Maybe reboot is necessary
perl link (if /usr/local/bin doesn't exist, then make it with "mkdir -p /usr/local/bin")
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/perl /usr/local/bin/perl
optional installation :
brew install octave ffmpeg
'octave' installation includes 'gnu-sed' and 'gnuplot'~
'gdl' installation needs "fink" or "macports". The one in homebrew is different.
**El Capitan setting(OSX 10.11) [#x12fd343]
Xcode installation
XQuartz installation
sudo mkdir /usr/local/bin
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/perl /usr/local/bin/perl
NFS auto mount
mkdir /usr4
then follow the instruction written for 10.8
Maybe reboot is necessary
!!!Under editing!!!
**Yosemite setting(OSX 10.10) [#x12fd343]
Xcode install(6.1.1)
Command line tool install (commandlinetoolsosx10.10forxcode6.1.1.dmg)
*Graphicstools install(graphicstools_for_xcode_6.1.dmg)
XQuartz install(XQuartz-2.7.7.dmg)
Java install (jre-8u25-macosx-x64.dmg)
Java SDK install(jdk-8u25-macosx-x64.dmg)
download fink-0.38.3.tar.gz
>sudo /bin/sh ./installfink.txt(Install Fink.tool)
fink install sed
*fink install gdl ffmpeg gnuplot
*fink install octave (trouble! java dependency)
>>Install Java for OS X 2014-001:
http://support.apple.com/downloads/DL1572/en_US/JavaForOSX2014-001.dmg <http://support.apple.com/downloads/DL1572/en_US/JavaForOSX2014-001.dmg>
(*) indicates optional
**Merverics setting(OSX 10.9) [#x12fd343]
Xcode install
NFS auto mount
mkdir /usr4
then follow the instruction written for 10.8
Maybe reboot is necessary...to be confirmed later
java install
'fink' isn't needed to be installed.
To use 'peak', some libraries are needed. Just copy the default library folder.
>sudo cp -r /usr4/public/sw_def /sw<RET>
Other developed codes should work without fink(sw).
stimulate_lion should also work.
It seems that 'fink' is working fine(Mar.11,2014)
bootstrap installation is required(Xcode command line tools also needed).
**Mountain Lion setting(OSX 10.8) [#x12fd343]
X11 needs to be installed from XQuartz.
Ver.2.7.2>>2.7.3(12.Sep.2012)
fink install(0.34.1)
fink selfupdate-rsync<RET>
fink index<RET>
fink install openmotif4<RET>
fink install mesa-libglw-openmotif4<RET>
fink install libjpeg<RET>
fink install libpng3<RET>
sudo xcodebuild -license<RET>
fink install gnuplot
fink install octave
fink install gdl
**Problems.. [#f2cc3f43]
fink install
gdl>>OK now 12.Sep.2012
[uken:cbm1]/usr/include> sudo ln -s /usr/X11/include/X11 ./
octave>>OK now 12.Sep.2012
r-base
X11Forwarding problem
[uken:adrian]~> xclock
debug1: client_input_channel_open: ctype x11 rchan 3 win 65536 max 16384
debug1: client_request_x11: request from 127.0.0.1 56759
debug1: channel 1: new [x11]
debug1: confirm x11
Xlib: connection to "localhost:12.0" refused by server
Xlib: Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 key
debug1: channel 1: free: x11, nchannels 2
Error: Can't open display: localhost:12.0
>>>Solved!(logout may help?)
Strange messages..
[uken:cbm1]~> fink install gdl
dyld: DYLD_ environment variables being ignored because main executable (/usr/bin/sudo) is setuid or setgid
Missing NFS function from Diskutility
>>Solution
$> sudo dscl . -create /Mounts/is:%2Fexport%2Fusr4 VFSOpts resvport rw intr
$> sudo dscl . -create /Mounts/is:%2Fexport%2Fusr4 VFSLinkDir /usr4
$> sudo dscl . -create /Mounts/is:%2Fexport%2Fusr4 VFSType nfs
$> sudo dscl . -create /Mounts/is:%2Fexport%2Fusr4 RecordName is:/export/usr4
Check the nfs automount setting
$> dscl . -readall /Mounts
To initialize nfs automount
$> dscl . -delete /Mounts
Cannot edit the file on the nfs volumes...(Textedit can but TextWangler)
**Lion setting(OSX 10.7.3) [#x12fd343]
Xcode installation through "App Store"~
"Command Line Tools for Xcode" install through downloading from ADC(Xcode>Open Developer Tool>More Developer Tools...)~
"Graphic Tools for Xcode" install(if you want)~
fink install(0.32.5.5)
./bootstrap<RET>
fink selfupdate-rsync<RET>
fink -f index<RET>
fink install fftw3<RET>
fink install openmotif4<RET>
fink install mesa-libglw-openmotif4<RET>
fink install gnuplot<RET>
fink install octave<RET>
fink install gdl<RET>
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**OLD description below [#s1d3d70c]
Developper tools
X11sdk
X11
xterm
xterm -rv -aw -sb -sl 5000 -geometry 80x66 -cr gold -bc -ms orange -bd yellow~
fink
install fink
fink selfupdate
fink install ***
openmotif3--(maybe no need)
libtiff
xview(for stimulate)--(maybe no need)
xview install
''Installation''
OSX install(partition setting if necessary)
XCode install
Developer tools install
X11 sdk install--(maybe no need)
fink install
openmotif--(maybe no need)
NFS client setting(UID change)
SSH client setting(RSA key), Edit /etc/ssh_config
ForwardX11 yes << permit X-Forwarding same as -X flag for ssh command
ForwardX11Trusted yes << Expand permission same as -Y flag for ssh command
ServerAliveInterval 30 << Not to have sudden communication close for long time processing
*''How to change UID(for NFS mount)'' [#wbbdfd15]
If you transfer your user account from your old mac, this procedure isn't necessary.
For Leopard(10.5) or later
System Preference>Account
Cmd-key + click on User name>
You may still need to change the owner of your files/folders manually.(chown)
Following is the old way..
1.Make root user available
2.Logout from the user account
3.Login with root
4.Change UID with NetInfoManager
5.Change file owner setting
chown -Rh <UID> /Users/<username>
6.Logout from root
Perl path setting
sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/bin<RET>
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/perl /usr/local/bin/<RET>
*SSH access setting [#p57f6730]
>>ssh-keygen -t rsa<Return>
You need to set your "passphrase" for the ssh access. Including space is highly recommended for the passphrase(Like, "This is a pen").
Then you'll have "id_rsa" and "id_rsa.pub".
Paste the content of the local ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub file into the file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the remote host.
e.g.)
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> /usr4/<your account>/.ssh/authorized_keys <RET>
(When you have nfs mount of /usr4 on your mac and your home directory of the remote is /usr4/<your account>)
SSH client's default setting
Edit /etc/ssh_config
Put the following 3 lines at the end.
ForwardX11 yes
ForwardX11Trusted yes
ServerAliveInterval 30
Change your passphrase
ssh-keygen -p [-P OLD_passphrase ] [-N NEW_passphrase ] <RET>
*File server volume mounting [#tb579c81]
You need to register your fixed IP address to our servers.~
For snow leopard or later,
"Disk Utility" can make automatic mounting.
**How to put your mounted volume in the side bar menu of file browser [#g22a8944]
Assume you have /usr4 mounted as /usr4
1.Open terminal and cd / <RET>
2.$>open ./ <RET>
3.Click the volume folder and hit "Apple"+'t' keys
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*Old information [#z4af359c]
Stimulate on Leopard
[.Xdefaults]
OpenWindows.RegularFont:-adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal--13-120-75-75-p-0-iso8859-1
OpenWindows.BoldFont:-adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--13-120-75-75-p-0-iso8859-1
xrdb .Xdefaults<RET>