Scimatic Software specializes in the development of software for the scientific community.
Scimatic Software specializes in the development of software for the scientific community.
We build software for scientists
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Tips and Tricks For New Science Students
Jamie and I had lunch last week with Greg Wilson, who has done yeoman's work getting students to use software productivity in research. Along those lines, I thought I might be able to offer up a some advice on how to make your life easier as a student in a scientific field.
Submitted by Jim Graham on Sat, 04/17/2010 - 18:36
SciClops - Installing Ruby on Rails
Updating Debian
Now that we have the TS7200 booting Debian linux from the compact flash we can install the development tools that we need.
The first step is to update debian using the apt-get functionality:
apt-get update
Submitted by Jamie McQuay on Sat, 07/19/2008 - 18:21
SciClops - Booting Debian from Compact Flash
To boot from the compact flash card of the TS-7200 the following steps were executed:
Partition the compact flash card
Put the Flash card in the USB reader and insert it into a linux desktop PC.
Instructions as documented in the Linux for ARM on TS-72xx User's Guide)
Submitted by Jamie McQuay on Sat, 07/05/2008 - 19:50