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* Click at "Settings". | * Click at "Settings". | ||
** General ---> Advanced ---> Drag'n'Drop: Bidirectional. | |||
** General ---> Description: Schistosoma mansoni genome assembly and track hubs. | |||
** System ---> Motherboard ---> Base Memory: 4.096 MB. | |||
** System ---> Processor ---> Processor(s): 2. | |||
** Display ---> Video ---> Video Memory: 32 MB. | |||
** Shared Folders ---> + ---> Folder Path: /usr/local/src/gbib/hub/ ---> Auto-mount ---> OK. | |||
* Boot GBiB virtual machine: | |||
** Select "browserbox" on menu at left. | |||
** Click at "Start". | |||
* Test if everything is working at the following URLs: | |||
** [http://127.0.0.1:1234 http://127.0.0.1:1234] | |||
** [http://127.0.0.1:1234/folders http://127.0.0.1:1234/folders] | |||
* Login using ssh, for a faster access. | |||
** Open a terminal, like "konsole". | |||
** Password: browser | |||
$> ssh browser@localhost -p 1235 | |||
* Install tools that allows file manipulations: | |||
$> gbibAddTools | |||
* Turn off every kind of automatic update: | |||
$> gbibAutoUpdateOff | |||
* Do not allow users to mirror tracks: | |||
$> gbibMirrorTracksOff | |||
* Turn on the offline mode: | |||
$> gbibOffline | |||
* Reboot the virtual machine | |||
$> sudo shutdown -r now | |||
Revision as of 14:07, 6 May 2015
GBiB installation
- Create a folder at your machine to place the installation files:
$> sudo mkdir /usr/local/src/gbib
- Log in at UCSC Genome Browser virtual store:
- Genome Store
- Click in "Add to cart" at the box relative to GBiB.
- Click in "My products" on menu.
- Note the download address.
- Download GBiB to /usr/local/src/gbib:
$> sudo wget https://genome-store.ucsc.edu/media/products/gbib.zip
- Uncompress and delete gbib.zip:
$> unzip gbib.zip $> rm gbib.zip
- Start VirtualBox:
$> sudo virtualbox &
- Add GBiB to VirtualBox:
- Machine ---> Add ---> /usr/local/src/gbib/browserbox.vbox ---> Start
- Wait while the first update is done.
- Close GBiB terminal window.
- Select "Send the shutdown signal".
- Confirm by clicking "OK".
GBiB Configuration
- Click at "Settings".
- General ---> Advanced ---> Drag'n'Drop: Bidirectional.
- General ---> Description: Schistosoma mansoni genome assembly and track hubs.
- System ---> Motherboard ---> Base Memory: 4.096 MB.
- System ---> Processor ---> Processor(s): 2.
- Display ---> Video ---> Video Memory: 32 MB.
- Shared Folders ---> + ---> Folder Path: /usr/local/src/gbib/hub/ ---> Auto-mount ---> OK.
- Boot GBiB virtual machine:
- Select "browserbox" on menu at left.
- Click at "Start".
- Test if everything is working at the following URLs:
- Login using ssh, for a faster access.
- Open a terminal, like "konsole".
- Password: browser
$> ssh browser@localhost -p 1235
- Install tools that allows file manipulations:
$> gbibAddTools
- Turn off every kind of automatic update:
$> gbibAutoUpdateOff
- Do not allow users to mirror tracks:
$> gbibMirrorTracksOff
- Turn on the offline mode:
$> gbibOffline
- Reboot the virtual machine
$> sudo shutdown -r now
Assembly hub configuration
- Log in again using ssh:
$> ssh browser@localhost -p 1235
Track hub configuration
- Create the contents of trackDb.txt:
$> sudo cat > /usr/local/share/gbib/hubs/geneNetwork/schMan2/trackDb.txt << EOI track SMPs EOI
Blat configuration
- From the folder that contains the .2bit file, start two gfServer's, specifying the assembly hub ports that will be used to access the DNA sequence and the aminoacids sequence:
$> gfServer start 127.0.0.1 42422 -stepSize=5 schMan2.2bit & $> gfServer start 127.0.0.1 42423 -trans schMan2.2bit &
Custom track configuration
track type=bigBed
GBiB maintenance
- Make an update of all softwares and data:
$> gbibOnline