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Installing on a linux platform – Ocean Optics Ocean View Install User Manual

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Note

Newer versions of MacOSX do not ship with Java so you may need to manually install a recent
Java release before installing OceanView. Instructions to download a recent Java release for
different versions of OSX can be found at:

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5648

There is also a direct link for the Java for OSX 10.7.3 and newer at:

http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp#mac

► Procedure

1. Navigate to the link you received to the OceanView software and download the installer

(OceanViewSetup_Mac.dmg).

2. Double-click the OceanViewSetup_Mac.dmg file to mount the disk image. A new OceanView

icon resembling a disk drive appears on your desktop. The new icon should open automatically (if
it doesn’t, double-click it).

3. Drag the OceanView.app icon to the Applications folder icon to install. OceanView can then be

launched from the Applications folder. If desired, double-click the Applications folder and drag
the OceanView icon from Applications to the Dock to be able to launch it more conveniently.

4. When the installation is complete, drag the OceanView drive icon to the trash can.

Installing on a Linux Platform

Total download is approximately 75 MB (32-bit) or 67 MB (64-bit).

► Procedure

1. Navigate to the link you received to the OceanView software in your email and download the

appropriate Linux OceanView installer.

Note

The example below is for a 64 bit installer downloaded to the desktop. Change 64 to 32 and the
file location as needed for your installation.

2. Start a terminal window and enter the following commands:

chmod 755 ~/Desktop/OceanViewSetup_Linux64.bin
sudo ~/Desktop/OceanViewSetup_Linux64.bin

You are prompted for your password, which allows you to execute the setup as root. Contact your
system administrator if you do not have the password. If the sudo command does not work (it
may not be set up for your user account), then enter the following:

su
(enter password for root)