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>From: Wayne Gibson <address@hidden> >Organization: Oregon State University >Keywords: 200309301540.h8UFe2k1022961 LDM upgrade Hi Wayne, Its been a _long_ time since we talked. Time flies... >We are in the process of upgrading hardware, software (ldm, mcidas, ...) >but it is a slow process due to staffing. I understand completely. If this process looks like it may stretch out for several weeks, it might be a good idea to upgrade the LDM on ocs.oce.orst.edu now. Again, if you are willing to give out the passwords, I am willing to do the installation and tuning for you. Also, if you would like help in installing new version of LDM and McIDAS on your new platforms, please let me know. Cheers, Tom >From address@hidden Tue Sep 30 15:41:40 2003 Tom, It has been a long time and many lines of code later .... The reasons we didn't upgrade on the existing machine were: 1) old hardware, and 2) old versions of core and supporting software. As you know, once you start the upgrade path, other packages must be brought up to date and this translates all the way back to the OS. When we looked at upgrading our existing machine, the OS became the proverbial "weakest link". On our newer machine, we already have ldm(6.0.14) and mcidas installed but we need to add in other packages as that machine serves many functions in our organization. Once we add the other packages, we'll be ready to go. Realistically, it may take more than a few weeks. Wayne ----------------------- Wayne Gibson Oregon State University address@hidden (541) 737-5696