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FAQs / Re: How to set up 3DNA on Windows with WSL2
« on: December 14, 2024, 10:17:54 am »
Dear Dr. Lu,
I am onboard!!!
I have actually set up WSL on my laptop a very long time ago. So I've saved all the installation parts for the WSL2.
I installed the tarball file named x3dna-v2.4-linux-64bit.tar.gz. and moved it to the home directory for my WSL linux.
Then I opened up the WSL2 command prompt and followed the download instructions for linux.
I installed ruby by entering "sudo apt install ruby" in the WSL linux command prompt, but encountered some issues regarding error 404, but it was because my WSL was out of date. This was easily solved by "sudo apt update", followed by repeating the "sudo apt install ruby".
I then continue the download instructions, set up the environment variable X3DNA and add $X3DNA/bin to my command search path.
And finally, find_pair-h works!
Thanks for your prompt reply and suggestion on using WSL2 for running this program! I can start exploring the features and functions of 3DNA whilst waiting for the DSSR license to come through!
Kind Regards,
Chian
I am onboard!!!
I have actually set up WSL on my laptop a very long time ago. So I've saved all the installation parts for the WSL2.
I installed the tarball file named x3dna-v2.4-linux-64bit.tar.gz. and moved it to the home directory for my WSL linux.
Then I opened up the WSL2 command prompt and followed the download instructions for linux.
I installed ruby by entering "sudo apt install ruby" in the WSL linux command prompt, but encountered some issues regarding error 404, but it was because my WSL was out of date. This was easily solved by "sudo apt update", followed by repeating the "sudo apt install ruby".
I then continue the download instructions, set up the environment variable X3DNA and add $X3DNA/bin to my command search path.
And finally, find_pair-h works!
Thanks for your prompt reply and suggestion on using WSL2 for running this program! I can start exploring the features and functions of 3DNA whilst waiting for the DSSR license to come through!
Kind Regards,
Chian