GVA2023 Day 1 Environment Checkup and Catchup
Overview
This is mostly for anyone who didn't attend Monday's class for whatever reason. While the setup tutorial is full of useful information, this turns that tutorial into a black box and accomplishes the requirements needed for other tutorials to work. It is highly recommended that you at least read through the entire setup tutorial when you have time.
Objectives
- Verify course bashrc file is active
- Verify conda is installed
Logging in with ssh
If you need help logging into stampede2 the powershell and terminal tutorials are available if you need help remembering how to do this.
.bashrc
After logging in, You should see the following prompt:
tacc:~$
If you do it means you successfully have copied and activated the .bashrc file which controls a number of variables.
ONLY if you see something else should you use the commands in this section
cdh mv .profile profile_pre_GVA_backup mv .bashrc bashrc_pre_GVA_backup cp /corral-repl/utexas/BioITeam/gva_course/GVA.bashrc .bashrc cp /corral-repl/utexas/BioITeam/gva_course/GVA.profile .profile chmod 700 .bashrc chmod 700 .profile logout
after logging back in with ssh you should see the following:
tacc:~$
If not, get my attention.
conda
conda activate base
If your prompt now changes to:
(base) tacc:~$
It means you have successfully installed miniconda and should skip the following warning block.
ONLY if you see something different should you use the commands in this section
cd $WORK mkdir src cd src wget https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh bash Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
Following the installation prompts you will need to:
- hit enter to page through the license agreement
- enter 'yes' to agree to said license agreement
- enter to confirm the default installation location
enter 'yes' to initialize Miniconda3 by running conda init?
logout #log back in using the ssh command. conda config --set auto_activate_base false conda config --set channel_priority strict logout
conda activate base
if the above worked correctly, your prompt should go from
tacc:~$
to
(base) tacc:~$
If you see anything else, get my attention.
You can now continue directly to the Read Mapping Tutorial or launch an idev session.
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