Thanks for the quick reply! Unfortunately I used the DMG package for the installation. Any suggestions about that? I return to my comment about the fresh installation on another machine, which worked perfect (with the update package).
Should I delete the 6.3.0 installation and begin again from the source version? Thanks again, Yoni On Oct 17, 2012, at 3:43 PM, Pete Meyer <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Yoni, > > You can have multiple versions of CCP4 installed on a system without causing > problems (although usually only one is active). > > In general, it's sufficient to source the new ccp4.setup-(bash|csh) prior to > compiling the new version (I'm assuming you're using a source version from > the "make uninstall" comment). Once everything works to your satisfaction > (running any test scripts as appropriate), updating your > (.bashrc|.cshrc|.profile|wherever you've previously sourced ccp4.setup) is > enough to use the new version. The previous version can be deleted, or left > in place. > > Hope this helps, > > Pete > > Yoni Haitin wrote: >> Hello all, >> I am trying, unsuccessfully, to upgrade my CCP4-6.1.3 with 6.3.0. >> The installation process works smoothly, but the programs (both CCP4 and >> arp/w) do not start. >> I think the problem is the previous version of CCP4 that was on this >> computer because of 3 reasons: >> 1. I have managed to install and work with 6.3.0 on a different Mac, which >> did not have previous installation of CCP4. >> 2. The 6.1.3 gave me a lot of errors while using it. >> 3. I was not able to use the "make uninstall" to remove 6.1.3. >> I have tried to manually remove environmental variable from csh without >> success, and now I am stuck. >> Any help will be greatly appreciated. >> Thanks, >> Yoni >
