1. Register and download the suitable version of VMD from http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/Development/Download/download.cgi?PackageName=VMDLINUX
In my case I choosed:
AMD64 OpenGL (Linux (64-bit AMD or Intel EM64T x86) with hardware OpenGL)
2. Open downloaded package and check the configure file, and make sure that the installed path is: install_bin_dir="/usr/local/bin".
3.In terminal type in
./configure
cd src
sudo make install
4. after finish, type in vmd in terminal to check whether you can run it. In my case I got an error something like: bash: vmd: /bin/csh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
If you have the same error you probably also need install csh from Synaptic Package Manager.
1)To install csh: go to synaptic package manager, type in csh to find csh related package
2) right click and choose "mark for installation". Then apply.
Then you can try again in the terminal by typing vmd.
Install VMD on Ubuntu
1. Register and download the suitable version of VMD from http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/Development/Download/download.cgi?PackageName=VMDLINUX
In my case I choosed:
AMD64 OpenGL (Linux (64-bit AMD or Intel EM64T x86) with hardware OpenGL)
2. Open downloaded package and check the configure file, and make sure that the installed path is: install_bin_dir="/usr/local/bin".
3.In terminal type in
./configure
cd src
sudo make install
4. after finish, type in vmd in terminal to check whether you can run it. In my case I got an error something like: bash: vmd: /bin/csh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
If you have the same error you probably also need install csh from Synaptic Package Manager.
1)To install csh: go to synaptic package manager, type in csh to find csh related package
2) right click and choose "mark for installation". Then apply.
Then you can try again in the terminal by typing vmd.
In my case I choosed:
AMD64 OpenGL (Linux (64-bit AMD or Intel EM64T x86) with hardware OpenGL)
2. Open downloaded package and check the configure file, and make sure that the installed path is: install_bin_dir="/usr/local/bin".
3.In terminal type in
./configure
cd src
sudo make install
4. after finish, type in vmd in terminal to check whether you can run it. In my case I got an error something like: bash: vmd: /bin/csh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
If you have the same error you probably also need install csh from Synaptic Package Manager.
1)To install csh: go to synaptic package manager, type in csh to find csh related package
2) right click and choose "mark for installation". Then apply.
Then you can try again in the terminal by typing vmd.
My way to Install unrar and rar in Mac OS
1. Download the correct version of Winrar from www.rarlab.com, and run the downloaded file to extract the package.
2. Use OnyX change the parameters of the finder to show hidden files on your Mac.
3. Locate and copy binary files unrar and rar to your bin folder (Macintosh HD/bin).
4. Change the finder parameters back to hide the hidden files.
5. Suppose you have a folder named “EXAMPLE” want to compress.
6. Launch terminal and go into this folder “EXAMPLE” and type
7. You also can compress the file into specific size by using the -v parameter,
8. Use the following command to uncompress a compressed file:
2. Use OnyX change the parameters of the finder to show hidden files on your Mac.
3. Locate and copy binary files unrar and rar to your bin folder (Macintosh HD/bin).
4. Change the finder parameters back to hide the hidden files.
5. Suppose you have a folder named “EXAMPLE” want to compress.
6. Launch terminal and go into this folder “EXAMPLE” and type
rar a EXAMPLE
And a rar file named EXAMPLE.rar will be in the folder after finish.7. You also can compress the file into specific size by using the -v parameter,
rar a -v[size] EXAMPLE
Here the size is in KB8. Use the following command to uncompress a compressed file:
unrar e EXAMPLE.rar
My way to Install unrar and rar in Mac OS
1. Download the correct version of Winrar from www.rarlab.com, and run the downloaded file to extract the package.
2. Use OnyX change the parameters of the finder to show hidden files on your Mac.
3. Locate and copy binary files unrar and rar to your bin folder (Macintosh HD/bin).
4. Change the finder parameters back to hide the hidden files.
5. Suppose you have a folder named “EXAMPLE” want to compress.
6. Launch terminal and go into this folder “EXAMPLE” and type
And a rar file named EXAMPLE.rar will be in the folder after finish.
7. You also can compress the file into specific size by using the -v parameter,
8. Use the following command to uncompress a compressed file:
2. Use OnyX change the parameters of the finder to show hidden files on your Mac.
3. Locate and copy binary files unrar and rar to your bin folder (Macintosh HD/bin).
4. Change the finder parameters back to hide the hidden files.
5. Suppose you have a folder named “EXAMPLE” want to compress.
6. Launch terminal and go into this folder “EXAMPLE” and type
rar a EXAMPLE
7. You also can compress the file into specific size by using the -v parameter,
rar a -v[size] EXAMPLE
Here the size is in KB8. Use the following command to uncompress a compressed file:
unrar e EXAMPLE.rar
My way to install Ubuntu on Vista preinstall computers
Dual Boot of Windows Vista and Ubuntu and use EasyBCD as bootloader
If your new computers comes with Windows Vista preinstalled, please follow the following procedure to install Ubuntu and.
1.Log into Vista open disk manager to free some disk spaces.
2.Reboot your computer use Ubuntu Live CD. Choose “setup Ubuntu” from the bootable manual .
3.Click the install icon on the live session Ubuntu desktop, follow the instruction until you see “choose the partition method”.
4.Make sure you choose manual at this step and click next.
5.In the next screen, select the free disk spaces which you prepared in Vista and create a new partition. Usually, you can make a partition as large as the (your maximum free disk space -2G), and select the file system type as ext3, mount point is root “/”.
6.use the rest of 2G free disk create a new partition, swap, choose the file system type “swap”.
7.Once you partitioned your disk, before you install your Ubuntu, on screen 7, choose “advanced” and select the partition which you used to install the root of Ubuntu to install the Ubuntu boot loader. In my case I installed Ubuntu at “sda6”, so I choose it to install GRUB.
This step is important if you want to use vista boot loader.
8. Finish the rest steps on installation and grab a cup of tea.
After finishing install Ubuntu, log into Vista and install EasyBCD boot loader:
9.Open EasyBCD and go to the "Add/Remove Entries" page.
10.Choose the "Linux" tab from the bottom-half of the EasyBCD screen.
11.Pick the partition you installed Ubuntu from the drop-down partition list (In my case it is sda6, as I mentioned early)and choose "Add Entry".
Now you have Vista and Ubuntu dual boot.
If your new computers comes with Windows Vista preinstalled, please follow the following procedure to install Ubuntu and.
1.Log into Vista open disk manager to free some disk spaces.
2.Reboot your computer use Ubuntu Live CD. Choose “setup Ubuntu” from the bootable manual .
3.Click the install icon on the live session Ubuntu desktop, follow the instruction until you see “choose the partition method”.
4.Make sure you choose manual at this step and click next.
5.In the next screen, select the free disk spaces which you prepared in Vista and create a new partition. Usually, you can make a partition as large as the (your maximum free disk space -2G), and select the file system type as ext3, mount point is root “/”.
6.use the rest of 2G free disk create a new partition, swap, choose the file system type “swap”.
7.Once you partitioned your disk, before you install your Ubuntu, on screen 7, choose “advanced” and select the partition which you used to install the root of Ubuntu to install the Ubuntu boot loader. In my case I installed Ubuntu at “sda6”, so I choose it to install GRUB.
This step is important if you want to use vista boot loader.
8. Finish the rest steps on installation and grab a cup of tea.
After finishing install Ubuntu, log into Vista and install EasyBCD boot loader:
9.Open EasyBCD and go to the "Add/Remove Entries" page.
10.Choose the "Linux" tab from the bottom-half of the EasyBCD screen.
11.Pick the partition you installed Ubuntu from the drop-down partition list (In my case it is sda6, as I mentioned early)and choose "Add Entry".
Now you have Vista and Ubuntu dual boot.
My way to install Ubuntu on Vista preinstall computers
Dual Boot of Windows Vista and Ubuntu and use EasyBCD as bootloader
If your new computers comes with Windows Vista preinstalled, please follow the following procedure to install Ubuntu and.
1.Log into Vista open disk manager to free some disk spaces.
2.Reboot your computer use Ubuntu Live CD. Choose “setup Ubuntu” from the bootable manual .
3.Click the install icon on the live session Ubuntu desktop, follow the instruction until you see “choose the partition method”.
4.Make sure you choose manual at this step and click next.
5.In the next screen, select the free disk spaces which you prepared in Vista and create a new partition. Usually, you can make a partition as large as the (your maximum free disk space -2G), and select the file system type as ext3, mount point is root “/”.
6.use the rest of 2G free disk create a new partition, swap, choose the file system type “swap”.
7.Once you partitioned your disk, before you install your Ubuntu, on screen 7, choose “advanced” and select the partition which you used to install the root of Ubuntu to install the Ubuntu boot loader. In my case I installed Ubuntu at “sda6”, so I choose it to install GRUB.
This step is important if you want to use vista boot loader.
8. Finish the rest steps on installation and grab a cup of tea.
After finishing install Ubuntu, log into Vista and install EasyBCD boot loader:
9.Open EasyBCD and go to the "Add/Remove Entries" page.
10.Choose the "Linux" tab from the bottom-half of the EasyBCD screen.
11.Pick the partition you installed Ubuntu from the drop-down partition list (In my case it is sda6, as I mentioned early)and choose "Add Entry".
Now you have Vista and Ubuntu dual boot.
If your new computers comes with Windows Vista preinstalled, please follow the following procedure to install Ubuntu and.
1.Log into Vista open disk manager to free some disk spaces.
2.Reboot your computer use Ubuntu Live CD. Choose “setup Ubuntu” from the bootable manual .
3.Click the install icon on the live session Ubuntu desktop, follow the instruction until you see “choose the partition method”.
4.Make sure you choose manual at this step and click next.
5.In the next screen, select the free disk spaces which you prepared in Vista and create a new partition. Usually, you can make a partition as large as the (your maximum free disk space -2G), and select the file system type as ext3, mount point is root “/”.
6.use the rest of 2G free disk create a new partition, swap, choose the file system type “swap”.
7.Once you partitioned your disk, before you install your Ubuntu, on screen 7, choose “advanced” and select the partition which you used to install the root of Ubuntu to install the Ubuntu boot loader. In my case I installed Ubuntu at “sda6”, so I choose it to install GRUB.
This step is important if you want to use vista boot loader.
8. Finish the rest steps on installation and grab a cup of tea.
After finishing install Ubuntu, log into Vista and install EasyBCD boot loader:
9.Open EasyBCD and go to the "Add/Remove Entries" page.
10.Choose the "Linux" tab from the bottom-half of the EasyBCD screen.
11.Pick the partition you installed Ubuntu from the drop-down partition list (In my case it is sda6, as I mentioned early)and choose "Add Entry".
Now you have Vista and Ubuntu dual boot.
Household Bank online saving account and interest checking account
Recently I found one of the hottest topic on some financial forum: Household bank direct 6% APY for new money until April 30 . This is the highest APY right now in the market. Now it is not too late to open one account and enjoy the interests the account could bring you.
Another account I want to mention is HSBC interest checking account. When you open a new account, you could get $75 bonus till April 10.
There are some tips to maintain this account.
1. There is a month service fee for interest checking account, but you could waive it through direct deposit or keep your balance bigger than $3000.
This $3000 include your online saving account if you have one. So one good idea is to open online saving and interest checking at the same time, using online saving to waive monthly serve fee and enjoying high APR.
2. During opening process you may need supply some of your own information to HSBC. You could call them to get a fax number which is a lot of faster than mailing it.
Another account I want to mention is HSBC interest checking account. When you open a new account, you could get $75 bonus till April 10.
There are some tips to maintain this account.
1. There is a month service fee for interest checking account, but you could waive it through direct deposit or keep your balance bigger than $3000.
This $3000 include your online saving account if you have one. So one good idea is to open online saving and interest checking at the same time, using online saving to waive monthly serve fee and enjoying high APR.
2. During opening process you may need supply some of your own information to HSBC. You could call them to get a fax number which is a lot of faster than mailing it.
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