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This section describes the requirements for different versions of CSPM.
This section describes how to acquire the Qt application development environment and install CSPM.
Download the Qt X/11 Free Edition from http://www.trolltech.com for the latest version of Qt.
Follow Trolltech's instructions for installing Qt.
When running ./configure, add the -thread switch to the configure program so that Qt is installed to run in multithreaded mode.
Be sure to export the variables QTDIR and LD_LIBRARY_PATH, as described in the Qt installation instructions that are downloaded with the software.
Download CSPM from SourceForge at http://sourceforge.net/projects.cspm.
Untar the spm.tar.gz file:
# tar xvzf spm.tar.gz |
Compile CSPM:
# make all |
The make command creates the binary call spm in the current directory.
Start the CSPM monitor:
# ./spm |
If a segmentation fault occurs when spm is starting up, make sure that you have set the QTDIR and LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables, as described in the Qt installation instructions that are downloaded with the software.
You can modify the default grid and monitoring settings by selecting -> . When you select the Options pulldown, you can view the Grid tab or the Monitor tab.
From the Grid tab you can change:
To see information about a partition (such as filesystem name, space used, and space available), right-click on the partition's histogram and then left-click on . A Partition Status window opens that displays information about the selected partition.
(This feature will be implemented for controllers and disks in a later release of CSPM.)