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Seadas 6.4 was successfully installed on Ubuntu 14.04. for the first time i was able to run using seadas -em in the command line. It worked fine.
after exit,
when i tried to start seadas again using seadas -em in new terminal,
It shows seadas:command not found
so i did source config again and then seadas -em started the GUI again
But each time i have to source config/seadas.env in command line again and again to start seadas.
How to avoid this repetition of source config? and start with seadas -em only each time.
Please help me with this problem
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Nitish
after exit,
when i tried to start seadas again using seadas -em in new terminal,
It shows seadas:command not found
so i did source config again and then seadas -em started the GUI again
But each time i have to source config/seadas.env in command line again and again to start seadas.
How to avoid this repetition of source config? and start with seadas -em only each time.
Please help me with this problem

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Nitish
Attachment: Screenshotfrom2014-11-24201438.png - each time i have to source config before starting (42k)
You seem to have skipped step 9 in
$SEADAS/HOW_TO_INSTALL
:
9. Depending on your shell, add the following line(s) to the *END* of your
.cshrc, .tcshrc, or .bashrc file, where "PATH_TO_SEADAS" is the full
directory path of your seadas directory (e.g. /home/zaphod/seadas6.1):
source PATH_TO_SEADAS/config/seadas.env
Hello WhiteG,
As per your suggestion, i have reinstalled manually using tar files in my home folder and followed all the steps including step 9.
I'm new to linux, so I did not understand adding lines to .bashrc file. and .bashrc was hidden in the home folder. Now its fine.
Thank you very much
Nitish.
As per your suggestion, i have reinstalled manually using tar files in my home folder and followed all the steps including step 9.
I'm new to linux, so I did not understand adding lines to .bashrc file. and .bashrc was hidden in the home folder. Now its fine.
Thank you very much
Nitish.
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