GEOS GCM Quick Start: Difference between revisions

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== How to Obtain GEOS-5 and Compile Source Code ==

== How to Obtain GEOS GCM and Compile Source Code ==

There are two options for obtaining the model source code: from the CVS repository on the NCCS progress server, and from the SVN "public" repository on the trac server. Since the code on progress is more current, elgible users are strongly encouraged to obtain accounts from NCCS and use the progress repository.

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$ ssh-keygen -o -a 100 -b 3072 -t rsa

The commands below assume that your shell is <code>csh</code>. Since the scripts to build and run GEOS-5 tend to be written in the same, you shouldn't bother trying to import too much into an alternative shell. If you prefer a different shell, it is easiest just to open a <code>csh</code> process to build the model and your experiment.

The commands below assume that your shell is <code>csh</code>. Since the scripts to build and run GEOS tend to be written in the same, you shouldn't bother trying to import too much into an alternative shell. If you prefer a different shell, it is easiest just to open a <code>csh</code> process to build the model and your experiment.

Furthermore, model builds should be created in your space under <code>/discover/nobackup</code>, as creating them under your home directory will quickly wipe out your disk quota.

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-== How to Obtain GEOS-5 and Compile Source Code ==
+== How to Obtain GEOS GCM and Compile Source Code ==
 There are two options for obtaining the model source code: from the CVS repository on the NCCS progress server, and from the SVN "public" repository on the trac server.  Since the code on progress is more current, elgible users are strongly encouraged to obtain accounts from NCCS and use the progress repository.
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   $ ssh-keygen -o -a 100 -b 3072 -t rsa
-The commands below assume that your shell is <code>csh</code>.  Since the scripts to build and run GEOS-5  tend to be written in the same, you shouldn't bother trying to import too much into an alternative shell.  If you prefer a different shell, it is easiest just to open a <code>csh</code> process to build the model and your experiment.
+The commands below assume that your shell is <code>csh</code>.  Since the scripts to build and run GEOS tend to be written in the same, you shouldn't bother trying to import too much into an alternative shell.  If you prefer a different shell, it is easiest just to open a <code>csh</code> process to build the model and your experiment.
 Furthermore, model builds should be created in your space under <code>/discover/nobackup</code>, as creating them under your home directory will quickly wipe out your disk quota.