Installing Spartan 10 on Macintosh OS X (This
works on Leopard
OS X 10.5.8 and on Snow Leopard OS X 10.6.6; it requires a computer
with an Intel processor)
- Download the 10_Full_1.0.1.dmg file from:
\\rose-hulman.edu\dfs\Software\Linux_MacOSX_Apps\Spartan'10
and the hasplm.ini
file from
\\rose-hulman.edu\dfs\Software\Course
Software\Spartan\Spartan
10
- Open the 10_Full_1.0.1.dmg file.
- Copy the Spartan 10 file to the Applications folder.
- Open the Hardware Key Drivers folder, and run the HASP SRM
RTE Installer
- Select Go to Folder in the Go menu of the Finder, and type /etc into the dialog.
- Copy the hasplm.ini file to the /etc folder. (You will need to click on Authenticate and give an administrator password to
allow the copy to take place.)
- Run Spartan 10; if the software asks,
select Network Hasp. (You
may have to try clickiong Next
more than once to get your computer to communicate with the license
server.)
- As with the Windows version, your
computer will need to be connected to the Rose-Hulman campus network to
allow the Spartan software to communicate properly with the license
server. Please Note: Rose-Hulman
has
40
licenses;
when
you
are
finished running the software, please exit the software
before disconnecting from
the
network so that others may
use the software.
- If your computer has a multi-core
processor (e.g., any Core2Duo
or i7
processor), each
molecule being calculated will use (at most) one core. If you need to
perform calculations on more than one molecule, and you may save time
by setting up calculations for at least one molecule per core, and
running the calculations concurrently.