Data Access for Linux users

There are several ways to access the data

1. turn on “autofs”

On some linux systems, if autofs is installed, and /etc/auto.master has a line like the one below

/net    /etc/auto.net

Make sure it is uncommented (no # at the beginning) and restart autofs.

The path to the UH directories will be

/net/currents/home/data          # for UHDAS data
/net/currents/home/programs      # for UH programs
/net/currents/home/adcp          # for the /home/adcp directory

2. If you prefer hard mounts, you can do something like this (make sure the mount point exists, in this case /mnt/xxx)

sudo mount -t nfs currents:/home/data /mnt/adcp_data
sudo mount -t nfs currents:/home/currents/programs  /mnt/adcp_programs
sudo mount -t nfs currents:/home/adcp /mnt/adcp_home

3. or if you know how to do samba mounts, in theory they are accessible and are shared as

smb://currents/adcp_data
smb://currents/programs
smb://currents/adcp_home

Now these are mounted under

• /Volumes/programs
• /Volumes/adcp_home
• /Volumes/data

To use 32-bit linux binaries change your path to include the binaries from “currents”: add this to your path:

/mnt/adcp_programs/codas3/bin/lnx