cd /Last login: Wed Mar 26 15:02:59 on ttys000 ~Jamies-MacBook-Pro:~ jamielarshanson$ cd ~/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$ ls README install_rlwrap rlwrap_changes README.mac_intel install_solar solar.tar README.news rlwrap-0.37.tar.gz xmgr_changes Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$ ./install_solar Usage: ./install_solar [] is the directory (folder) name where the bulk of the SOLAR files are to be installed. is the existing directory where the script that starts SOLAR is to be put. This must be in your PATH. IMPORTANT! You must specify absolute directory names which begin with / To install SOLAR into the current directory with the default name (solar), you would give the following command. The back-tics (`) cause the pwd command to be executed, leaving the current directory name in the line: ./install_solar `pwd` `pwd` To install SOLAR into the usual places, with the name solar, you would rename or delete the old solar, if any, then give the command: sudo ./install_solar /usr/local/solar/7.4.3 /usr/local/bin solar The above requires the use of sudo for temporary admin privilege. If only one person uses your computer, you can use this command instead: ./install_solar /Users/jamielarshanson/solar/7.4.3 /Users/jamielarshanson/bin solar In either case, you must also add the second directory name to your PATH by adding a line like this to the .profile file in your home directory: export PATH=$PATH:/Users/jamielarshanson/bin Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$ ./install_solar `pwd` `pwd` ********************************************* Ignore error message, if any, from test below dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/local/lib/libstdc++.6.dylib Referenced from: /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/bin/solarmain Reason: image not found rlwrap: warning: solarmain killed by SIGTRAP. rlwrap has not crashed, but for transparency, it will now kill itself (without dumping core)with the same signal /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/solar: line 37: 10945 Trace/BPT trap: 5 $SOLAR_BIN/rlwrap $SOLAR_BIN/solarmain $* cp: /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/bin/solarmain.old: No such file or directory test completed ********************************************* *** Successful SOLAR Installation *** SOLAR has been installed with the command name solar The new documentation folder is /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/doc You have Apple X11 installed. SOLAR will automatically use this for plotting. See README.mac_intel for further details. Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$ ./solar The directory /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/bin for solar binaries is not accessible. Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$