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   * Cluster wiki: http://wiki.biac.duke.edu/biac:cluster
-  * Hugin for dummies
+                  * see: "Hugin for dummies"…or really smart people that just have never worked in this type of system
-                   …or really smart people that just have never worked in this type of system
-                   The BIAC cluster, Hugin, is a Linux base processor put in place to analyze any type of data.  You will work on Hugin though a terminal window by writing commands one
-                   line at a time.  In order to set up access to Hugin on your computer, you need to be behind the firewall.  Being at BIAC or on "Diamonds" or "Clubs" puts you
-                   behind this firewall.
-                             First, you will need X-Win.  On BIAC computers, X-Win comes standard but it can also be downloaded through OIT’s website
-                             here http://oit.duke.edu/comp-print/software/index.php (select “Browse and order software”).
-                             You will also need a cluster account. Please send an email to help@biac.duke.edu requesting a cluster account.
-                             Include your BIAC Windows username in the email (see http://wiki.biac.duke.edu/biac:accounts).
-On an interactive node
-Cd findexp
-Command lines
-ls
-ls -ltr
-mkdir
-cd
-..
-Tab to complete
-Gedit . nedit
-	Commenting out
-	saving
-&
-bash
-rm
-Up arrow
-cp
-qdel
-qstatall
-Blue “directories” are equivalent to folders, “cd”ing is like double clicking
-Getting files from munin onto hugin, and mounting experiments?  Findexp
-Print from terminal window
   * Remote desktopping: http://wiki.biac.duke.edu/biac:remotessh

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