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The current Lab VM runs on Windows 7 and has an 80GB hard drive. | The current Lab VM runs on Windows 7 and has an 80GB hard drive. | ||
It comes with the following software: | It comes with the following software: | ||
Pymol | Pymol | ||
Marvin | Marvin | ||
Pipeline Pilot | Pipeline Pilot | ||
Chimera | Chimera | ||
GraphPad Prism | GraphPad Prism | ||
Adobe Acrobat | Adobe Acrobat | ||
Adobe Creative Suite | Adobe Creative Suite | ||
ChemDraw | ChemDraw | ||
End Note | End Note | ||
Microsoft Office | Microsoft Office | ||
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Your VM is located in your home folder in a Directory called Vms, ie, ~/Vms/LabWindows.vdi. | Your VM is located in your home folder in a Directory called Vms, ie, ~/Vms/LabWindows.vdi. | ||
To setup the VM open up VirtualBox and click on New. | To setup the VM open up VirtualBox and click on New. | ||
You will then see this box: | You will then see this box: | ||
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Name: you can call it whatever you want. | Name: you can call it whatever you want. | ||
Type: choose Microsoft Windows. | Type: choose Microsoft Windows. | ||
Version: Windows 7 (64 bit) | Version: Windows 7 (64 bit) | ||
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For the Memory size, you can make it whatever you want. | For the Memory size, you can make it whatever you want. | ||
I usually select about 5000 MB. | I usually select about 5000 MB. | ||
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Select "Use an existing virtual hard drive file" | Select "Use an existing virtual hard drive file" | ||
Then click the little folder icon to the right and navigate to and select: ~/Vms/LabWindows.vdi | Then click the little folder icon to the right and navigate to and select: ~/Vms/LabWindows.vdi | ||
Then click Create. | Then click Create. | ||
Click the Start button in the bottom left hand corner. | Click the Start button in the bottom left hand corner. | ||
Then click Control Panel => User Accounts and Family Safety => User Accounts => Your account => Change your password | Then click Control Panel => User Accounts and Family Safety => User Accounts => Your account => Change your password | ||
Now to use your newly created machine, click on the Start arrow up at the top. | Now to use your newly created machine, click on the Start arrow up at the top. | ||
Your default login will be your user name on the cluster and your initial password will be emailed to you. | Your default login will be your user name on the cluster and your initial password will be emailed to you. | ||
Once you've logged in please change your password. | Once you've logged in please change your password. | ||
To change your password | |||
To change your password: | |||
Click the Start button in the bottom left hand corner. | |||
Then click Control Panel => User Accounts and Family Safety => User Accounts => Your account => Change your password | |||
'''If you want to attach your directories on nfs or your local directories to the VM (highly recommended):''' | '''If you want to attach your directories on nfs or your local directories to the VM (highly recommended):''' | ||
Open VirtualBox (do not start the vm) and click on Machine => Settings => Shared Folders | Open VirtualBox (do not start the vm) and click on Machine => Settings => Shared Folders | ||
You will see a little folder icon with a green plus sign on the right, click on that. | You will see a little folder icon with a green plus sign on the right, click on that. | ||
Then click on Folder Path and navigate to the directory you want to mount. | Then click on Folder Path and navigate to the directory you want to mount. | ||
Once you've selected the folder, click on the Auto-mount button and then click ok. | Once you've selected the folder, click on the Auto-mount button and then click ok. |
Revision as of 22:17, 10 October 2014
The current Lab VM runs on Windows 7 and has an 80GB hard drive.
It comes with the following software:
Pymol
Marvin
Pipeline Pilot
Chimera
GraphPad Prism
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Creative Suite
ChemDraw
End Note
Microsoft Office
How to Setup Your Windows VM:
Your VM is located in your home folder in a Directory called Vms, ie, ~/Vms/LabWindows.vdi.
To setup the VM open up VirtualBox and click on New.
You will then see this box:
Name: you can call it whatever you want.
Type: choose Microsoft Windows.
Version: Windows 7 (64 bit)
Then click Next.
For the Memory size, you can make it whatever you want.
I usually select about 5000 MB.
Then click Next
You will see a box that looks like this:
Select "Use an existing virtual hard drive file"
Then click the little folder icon to the right and navigate to and select: ~/Vms/LabWindows.vdi
Then click Create.
Click the Start button in the bottom left hand corner.
Then click Control Panel => User Accounts and Family Safety => User Accounts => Your account => Change your password
Now to use your newly created machine, click on the Start arrow up at the top.
Your default login will be your user name on the cluster and your initial password will be emailed to you.
Once you've logged in please change your password.
To change your password:
Click the Start button in the bottom left hand corner.
Then click Control Panel => User Accounts and Family Safety => User Accounts => Your account => Change your password
If you want to attach your directories on nfs or your local directories to the VM (highly recommended):
Open VirtualBox (do not start the vm) and click on Machine => Settings => Shared Folders
You will see a little folder icon with a green plus sign on the right, click on that.
Then click on Folder Path and navigate to the directory you want to mount.
Once you've selected the folder, click on the Auto-mount button and then click ok.