Audit Standalone or Evaluation installation : Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP
Audit local installation (whole package installed in user account): Unix
Audit NFS installation (only user specific items installed in user account): Unix
Solaris Patches installation

1.Once you have downloaded the galaxy_audit_???.exe application from Galaxy's web site, simply execute it to have it self-extract and install on your computer (you can later restart the software clicking the Windows Start Button, then look in the Programs submenu for Galaxy Audit).

2. When installation is complete, Audit is launched and displays a welcome page that lets you decide your installation mode.

3. For a 'Standalone' installation, select the running mode to 'Standalone' then enter your full name and Product Key ID (sent to you by email on reception of your PO). Otherwise, select the 'Evaluation' running mode to start a 2 weeks trial period.

4. Click the 'Next' button

5. Email the 'register.dat' file created to license@galaxysemi.com. This is your software registration.

6. In return, you'll receive an automated reply with the attachment file 'license.dat'. Copy this file to your Audit Admin directory (probably C:\Program Files\Galaxy Audit\Admin). This is your software license.

7. Start the Audit software...it is now activated for 12 months! (or 2 weeks for an Evaluation with only the first 20% of your test program that will be shown!)

8. Copy to your PC disk all the Image header files and C library header files *.h found on your engineering workstation or tester. These files are required when Audit parses your test program for instrumentation. In the case you used the Audit for Solaris release to perform all the Audit process and only use the PC release to analyze offline the results, you don't need to copy the header files.

Watch the movies, and boost your learning curve!

	Video & Audio Tutorials

Any question? Check the Audit resource section on www.galaxysemi.com/audit

1. Once you have downloaded the galaxy_audit_???.tar.gz application from Galaxy's web site, copy it to your unix user account. You can copy the file to your HOME directory, or to any other directory you want to use for installation. In the rest of this document, this directory will be referred to as <installation dir>. The path galaxy/audit will be created under this directory. 
   
   Login to your unix workstation using your regular user account, and enter the following command lines:
   
   cd <installation dir>
   gzip -d galaxy_audit_???.tar.gz
   tar xof galaxy_audit_???.tar
   
   This creates the galaxy/audit folder (in the current directory) where all files are extracted.
   Note: ??? is the software release (e.g: v21b10)
   
   
   

   Example

   hubble:eng> cd hubble:eng> gzip -d galaxy_audit_v21b10.tar.gz hubble:eng> tar xof galaxy_audit_v21b10.tar hubble:eng> rm galaxy_audit_v21b10.tar

   
   
2. Add the following lines into your login script:
   
   

   Login shell	Setup instructions
   C SHELL (csh) TC SHELL (tcsh)	# Galaxy Audit setup setenv GAUDIT_ROOT <installation dir>/galaxy/audit setenv GAUDIT_RELEASE ${GAUDIT_ROOT }/garelease if (-f ${GAUDIT_RELEASE }/common/setup.ga.user.csh) then source ${GAUDIT_RELEASE }/common/setup.ga.user.csh endif
   SHELL (sh) KORN SHELL (ksh)	# Galaxy Audit setup GAUDIT_ROOT =<installation dir>/galaxy/audit GAUDIT_RELEASE=${GAUDIT_ROOT }/garelease export GAUDIT_ROOT GAUDIT_RELEASE if [ -f ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.sh ]; then . ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.sh fi

   
   
   Note: replace <installation dir> with the directory from where you performed the installation.
   
   

   Example: ${HOME}/.cshrc

   # Galaxy Audit setup setenv GAUDIT_ROOT ${HOME}/galaxy/audit setenv GAUDIT_RELEASE ${GAUDIT_ROOT }/garelease if (-f ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.csh) then source ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.csh endif

   
   
   To make the changes effective, either logout and login again, or refresh your environment:
     source  .cshrc    (if your login sequence executes your .cshrc)
     .  .profile          (if your login sequence executes your .profile)
   
   
3. nstallation is complete, now launch the Galaxy Audit software: ga
   Audit may ask you to install Solaris Patches. Check the troubleshooting section if needed.
    
4. udit will display a welcome page that lets you decide your installation mode.
    
5. or a 'Standalone' installation, select the running mode to 'Standalone' then enter your full name and Product Key ID (sent to you by email on reception of your PO). Otherwise, select the 'Evaluation' running mode to start a 2 weeks trial period.
    
6. lick the 'Next' button
    
7. mail the 'register.dat' file created in your HOME directory to license@galaxysemi.com.
   This is your software registration.
    
8. ou will receive an automated reply with the attachment file 'license.dat'. Copy this file to your Audit admin directory: <installation dir>/galaxy/audit/admin
   This is your software license.
    
9. un the Audit software again...it is now activated for 12 months! (or 2 weeks for an Evaluation with only the first 20% of your test program that will be shown!).
   
   Watch the movies, and boost your learning curve!
   
   

   	Video & Audio Tutorials

   
   

NFS server installation

1. Once you have downloaded the galaxy_audit_???.tar.gz application from Galaxy's web site, copy it to your NFS server in a location that is accessible to all users that should use the Audit software, and from any workstation from which they should be able to use it. In the rest of this paragraph, this directory will be referred to as <installation dir>. The path galaxy/audit will be created under this directory. Enter the following command lines:
   
   cd <installation dir>
   gzip -d galaxy_audit_???.tar.gz
   tar xof galaxy_audit_???.tar
   
   This creates the galaxy/audit folder (in the current directory) where all files are extracted.
   Note: ??? is the software release (e.g: v21b10)
   
   

   Example

   hubble# cd hubble# gzip -d galaxy_audit_v21b10.tar.gz hubble# tar xof galaxy_audit_v21b10.tar hubble# rm galaxy_audit_v21b10.tar

User installation

1. Login to your workstation using your regular user account, and enter the following command lines:
   
   cd <remote dir>/galaxy/audit/garelease/common
   ./install.ga.client
   
   You will be prompted for the path to the remote application directory, and for the local application directory. The script will create the galaxy/audit folder (in the local directory specified) where all other folders and files will be created.
   
   A log file is created that contains installation log data: ${HOME}/gaudit_client_install.log
   
   

   Example

   hubble:eng> cd /apps/galaxy/audit/garelease/common hubble:eng> ./install.ga.client ---------------------------------------------------------------- Galaxy(R) Audit Client Installation Date: Wed May 28 15:29:46 WET DST 2003 ---------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Step 1 : NFS path to Galaxy Audit installation Please enter the path to the Galaxy Audit software [Def=/apps/galaxy/audit]: ----- Step 2 : Local installtion directory Please enter the path for the installation of the Galaxy Audit local components. The directory structure galaxy/audit will be created under this path [def=/home/eng]: ----- Step 3 : Installation ---> Creating directory /home/eng/galaxy/audit ... OK ---> Creating link /home/eng/galaxy/audit/garelease -> /apps/galaxy/audit/garelease ... OK ---> Creating directory /home/eng/galaxy/audit/admin/log ... OK ---> Copy directory /apps/galaxy/audit/tutorials to /home/eng/galaxy/audit ... OK  ---------------------------------------------------------------- Installation is complete. Enjoy ! Need support.........support.audit@galaxysemi.com Web resources........www.galaxysemi.com/audit ---------------------------------------------------------------- hubble:eng>

   
   
   
2. Add the following lines into your login script:
   
   

   Login shell	Setup instructions
   C SHELL (csh) TC SHELL (tcsh)	# Galaxy Audit setup setenv GAUDIT_ROOT <local dir>/galaxy/audit setenv GAUDIT_RELEASE ${GAUDIT_ROOT }/garelease if (-f ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.csh) then source ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.csh endif
   SHELL (sh) KORN SHELL (ksh)	# Galaxy Audit setup GAUDIT_ROOT =<local dir>/galaxy/audit GAUDIT_RELEASE=${GAUDIT_ROOT }/garelease export GAUDIT_ROOT GAUDIT_RELEASE if [ -f ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.sh ]; then . ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.sh fi

   
   Note: replace <local dir> with the local directory you specified during the client installation
   
   

   Example: ${HOME}/.cshrc

   # Galaxy Audit setup setenv GAUDIT_ROOT ${HOME}/galaxy/audit setenv GAUDIT_RELEASE${GAUDIT_ROOT }/garelease if (-f ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.csh) then source ${GAUDIT_RELEASE}/common/setup.ga.user.csh endif

   
   To make the changes effective, either logout and login again, or refresh your environment:
     source  .cshrc    (if your login sequence executes your .cshrc)
     .  .profile          (if your login sequence executes your .profile)
   
   
3. Installation is complete, now launch the Galaxy Audit software: ga
   Audit may ask you to install Solaris Patches. Check the troubleshooting section if needed.
    
4. Audit will display a welcome page that lets you decide your installation mode.
    
5. For a 'Standalone' installation, select the running mode to 'Standalone' then enter your full name and Product Key ID (sent to you by email on reception of your PO). Otherwise, select the 'Evaluation' running mode to start a 2 weeks trial period.
    
6. Click the 'Next' button
    
7. Email the 'register.dat' file created in your HOME directory to license@galaxysemi.com.
   This is your software registration.
    
8. You will receive an automated reply with the attachment file 'license.dat'. Copy this file to your Audit admin directory: <installation dir>/galaxy/audit/admin
   This is your software license.
   
   

   	Video & Audio Tutorials

   
   
9. Run the Audit software again...it is now activated for 12 months! (or 2 weeks for an Evaluation with only the first 20% of your test program that will be shown!).
   
   

Managing multiple version

Each time a new major release is installed on the NFS server, a specific directory is created for this release (e.g: ga2.2), and a link (garelease) points to this directory. By default, the GAUDIT_RELEASE environment variable is set to point to this garelease link for each user, in consequence of which each user will immediately benefit from the new installed release. If for any reason you want to launch an older release, all you need to do is to change the GAUDIT_RELEASE environment variable to point to the corresponding location (in you login script, or just before launching the application).

Any question? Check the Audit resource section on www.galaxysemi.com/audit