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>From: Catarino David Delgado <address@hidden> >Organization: UW-Whitewater >Keywords: 199909231722.LAA09285 McIDAS-X installation David, >Just for the sake of asking: what is the pheasablility of copying an >installation of McIDAS-X from one machine to another? If the installation directory structure for the user 'mcidas' is _exactly_ the same on the target machine, and the operating system revision level is the same, there should be no problem doing this. If the installation structure for 'mcidas' is different, then the Tcl/Tk component of the distribution will have to be remade. This does not mean that the entire distribution has to be rebuilt. One could: o copy the entire McIDAS installation tree from one machine to the other o cd to ~mcidas/mcidas7.6/tcl/unix make distclean o cd to ~mcidas/mcidas7.6/tk/unix make distclean o cd ~mcidas/mcidas7.6/src rm tclcomp o make mcx make install.mcx Tom