SimTK: Predicting allosteric communication in myosin via a conserved residue pathway: [#785] Installing on a 64 bit PC

Predicting allosteric communication in myosin via a conserved residue pathway

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2009-04-21 20:33

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David Beveridge (dbeveridge)

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Installing on a 64 bit PC

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Hi I have Allopathfinder running on a 32 bit PC and it runs the myosin test case fine. The proper versions of PErl And Pymol are obviously in place. I have it also installed on a 64 bit PC in my lab, along with the appropriate installation of Pymol (no options and it works fine stand alone) and 64bit ActivePerl-5.8.9.825-MSWin3-x64-288577. Allopathfinder starts up fine and I enter all the input. When I hit submit, the program just closes. This looks like a PErl problem to me - have ever tested the program on a 64 bit machine? I'll keep trying but would appreciate any suggestions on getting this to run. Thanks, David Beveridge Wesleyan University dbeveridge@wesleyan.edu
Hi I have Allopathfinder running on a 32 bit PC and it runs the myosin test case fine. The proper versions of PErl And Pymol are obviously in place. I have it also installed on a 64 bit PC in my lab, along with the appropriate installation of Pymol (no options and it works fine stand alone) and 64bit ActivePerl-5.8.9.825-MSWin3-x64-288577. Allopathfinder starts up fine and I enter all the input. When I hit submit, the program just closes. This looks like a PErl problem to me - have ever tested the program on a 64 bit machine? I'll keep trying but would appreciate any suggestions on getting this to run. Thanks, David Beveridge Wesleyan University dbeveridge@wesleyan.edu

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Date: 2009-04-21 21:54 Sender: Jeanette Schmidt Hi -- Unfortunately, we never tested this on a 64 bit machine. What OS does your 64 bit machine have, XP or VISTA? I cannot promise a very fast reply -- but we can locate an appropriate machine and we can at least test this within the next week and let you know. Jeanette Schmidt

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