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There are two answers to this: the simplest is to enter module avail. Try doing this in your Lonestar command prompt and you will see that there's a lot of software pre-built by TACC staff for your use. However, module avail gives you a big list, and only shows you modules available in the context of the C compiler that's currently active in the system. Modules system also supports a keyword functionality, which shows you any module whose name, tags, or help text contains <keyword>. Please try the following: module key Genomics.

What modules do you have loaded?

This one is simple: module list. Please try this for yourself. Below is what one of our module listings looks like:

Currently Loaded Modules:
  1) TACC-paths  3) cluster-paths  5) mvapich2/1.6  7) tar/1.22  9) TACC      
  2) Linux       4) intel/11.1     6) gzip/1.3.12   8) cluster   10) irods/2.5

Removing a loaded module from your environment

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