Recent changes to Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions modified by Willis Yonker

Willis Yonker — Mon, 26 Sep 2016 14:27:51 -0000

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 By default, PRIMAL installs on the /home partition under /home/dicom.  We strongly suggest you configure your logs to go to /var and you make a seperate partition for your sent directory if you expect to have a lot of volume.

-Once the OS is installed copy the .tar.xz to /tmp and extract.  Then run install.bash.
+Once the OS is installed copy the .tar.xz to /tmp and extract.  Then run install.bash and answer the prompts.

+Edit the configuration file /home/primal/primal.conf.  Definitions of common configuration options are included in the file.  
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+Execute the following after making changes to the configuration file: 
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+/home/dicom/startup.bash restart ALL
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Installation Instructions modified by Willis Yonker

Willis Yonker — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 22:43:54 -0000

PRIMAL-RAD is designed to install right after you lay down the OS. Fedora versions 21-24 or Redhat 6 have been tested.

We suggest that /tmp, /var, / and /home all be seperate partitions. This is to protect the system in case one of them fills up. Here is the typical setup:

/ - 30GiB
/tmp - 15GiB
/var - 15GiB
/boot - 1GiB
/home - 100GiB

By default, PRIMAL installs on the /home partition under /home/dicom. We strongly suggest you configure your logs to go to /var and you make a seperate partition for your sent directory if you expect to have a lot of volume.

Once the OS is installed copy the .tar.xz to /tmp and extract. Then run install.bash.