Jeremy- Just in the off chance you don't want to wait, or can't, until this fall for Rocks-4.2, here's the procedure that we discussed this morning for successfully installing the latest BioBrew roll (4.1.2). This was tested by another user (Thanks Doug!) and then sent to me: # insert the biobrew CD into the head node mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom # the next two commands set up the correct condition for the compute nodes cd /home/install rocks-dist --install copyroll rocks-dist dist # the next three commands install the software on the head node kroll biobrew > /tmp/install-biobrew.sh chmod +x /tmp/install-biobrew.sh /tmp/install-biobrew.sh # finally, reinstall the compute node(s): ssh-agent shoot-node compute-0-0 You'll probably want to register to the BioBrew mailing list. Your email got bounced from there this morning. Glad to hear that there will be a Bio Roll officially supported by the Rocks team. Glen On May 16, 2006, at 5:42 PM, Mason J. Katz wrote: > We have heard several reports of BioBrew failing to install > correctly. You should contact the authors on the BioBrew list for > support of this roll. You may also want to wait until later this > summer when Rocks 4.2 is released, as it will contain a Bio Roll > that is supported and tested by the core Rocks team. > > On 5/16/06, Jeremy Mann <jeremymann at gmail.com> wrote: > Is there a filelist that I can edit so I can remove one RPM from the > BioBrew roll? wwwblast will not install on my nodes. I removed the RPM > from the biobrew roll directory and issued rocks-dist dist. Restarting > the node install it still wants to install wwwblast. > > Thanks! > > -- > Jeremy > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://bioinformatics.org/pipermail/biobrew-users/attachments/20060516/c9ef824e/attachment.html