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= How to make a Centos Workstation (VM/Real Machine) = | = How to make a Centos Workstation (VM/Real Machine) = | ||
== | == Building the VM (Virtual Machine) == | ||
* Inside vmWare server, create new virtual machine | |||
** Custom build | |||
** Linux, RH4 64-bit | |||
** 2 Processors | |||
** VM not private | |||
** 1.5GB RAM | |||
** Networking: NAT | |||
** New virtual disk | |||
*** SCSI | |||
*** | |||
Revision as of 04:05, 22 April 2009
How to make a Centos Workstation (VM/Real Machine)
Building the VM (Virtual Machine)
- Inside vmWare server, create new virtual machine
- Custom build
- Linux, RH4 64-bit
- 2 Processors
- VM not private
- 1.5GB RAM
- Networking: NAT
- New virtual disk
- SCSI
Software
- pymol (Dirty hack). yum install pymol. As the one from sorbonne repository gives the python shared object in 32-bit, we need to rebuild it. This involves running, inside the pymol source, python setup.py build. Then, copying the libpymol.so built to /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/pymol/_cmd.so.