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Tom Mitchell edited this page Mar 2, 2017
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For your convenience, we provide a pre-built binary containing the Omni tools. The Omni Tools package for Mac OS includes:
clear-passphrases
omni
omni-configure
readyToLogin
stitcher
addMemberToSliceandSlivers
remote-execute
Notes:
- These binaries have been tested with Mac OS 10.7-10.9.
The latest geni-tools binaries for MacOS can be downloaded from the releases page.
- Double-click on
omniTools-2.10-mac.dmg
to unpack it. This will result in a drive calledomniTools
to be mounted on your computer. You should see this drive on your Desktop. - Double-click on the
omniTools
drive to open it. - Drag the
omniTools-2.10
icon to the Applications icon. - Open a terminal window.
- Run the script
/Applications/omniTools-2.10/addAliases.command
. This script will add aliases for the various omni tools in your~/.bash_profile
or~/.bash_login
or~/.profile
. (The script looks for these files in this order).
Test the installation:
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Open a new terminal window.
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In this terminal window, run the command:
omni --version
If omni prints out its version number as below, you are all set!
omni: GENI Omni Command Line Aggregate Manager Tool Version 2.10 Copyright (c) 2015 Raytheon BBN Technologies
Follow the standard instructions for configuring omni.
- Drag the
omniTools-2.10
application from yourApplications
folder toTrash
. - Optional: Delete the aliases created during the install. These aliases are added to your
~/.bash_profile
or~/.bash_login
or~/.profile
.
- Be sure to invoke the programs as
omni
andstitcher
, notomni.py
orstitcher.py
, particularly if you still have an old version of omniTools installed. - Known Mac specific issues should be listed on GitHub.
GENI is sponsored by the National Science Foundation.