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Login to adaqsc as aslow
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Login to adaqsc as aslow and <font color="red">start the HV GUI</font>
  
 
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One symptom is that the "hvs" GUI will not initialize.  Another symptom
 
One symptom is that the "hvs" GUI will not initialize.  Another symptom
 
is that the GUI may be already running but you cannot change any HV values.
 
is that the GUI may be already running but you cannot change any HV values.
This server runs on rpi8.  The awkward but certain <font color="red">way to recover the server</font>:
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This server runs on rpi8.  The awkward but certain way to <font color="red">recover the server</font>:
  
 
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Revision as of 15:55, 10 June 2021

Login to adaqsc as aslow and start the HV GUI

          ssh -X adaqsc -l aslow

password same as "adaq" (similar to "adev" but replace 12gev by 12daq)

Then "cd slowc" and
pwd
/adaqfs/home/aslow/slowc
[aslow@adaqsc slowc]$ ./hvs LEFT

You might need to turn on the crate if it's not already on.

For reasons not entirely clear, sometimes the server does not work. One symptom is that the "hvs" GUI will not initialize. Another symptom is that the GUI may be already running but you cannot change any HV values. This server runs on rpi8. The awkward but certain way to recover the server:

login to rpi8

       ssh -X rpi8 -l pi 

I can't say the pw here, but its the same as on other rpi's.
(call Bob M. if you need this pw)

       sudo reboot

After a few minutes, log in again and

      ./scripts/start_hv_cron

It will print a lot of stuff.  Leave it.
Then on adaq1 as aslow, do the start procedure mentioned above.

      cd slowc
      ./hvs LEFT