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Hey everyone, confused on $SQSG_ROOT #43

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Ghostpepper123 opened this issue Aug 9, 2019 · 2 comments
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Hey everyone, confused on $SQSG_ROOT #43

Ghostpepper123 opened this issue Aug 9, 2019 · 2 comments

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@Ghostpepper123
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I am a newbie with Ubuntu but I tried searching Google for this, I'm confused on what I'm supposed to do after cloning the repository here.

How am I supposed to rename the root directory as $SQSG_ROOT? What does that even mean?

I'm researching online too obviously but could somebody link some documentation or something to explain this? Thanks!

@tiger-bug
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That just means where you put Squeeze_Seg root folder.

  1. First go into your home directory (which is where I assume you cloned Squeeze_Seg)
    mine looks like this:
    sspiegel@sspiegel:~$

  2. To change into $SQSG_ROOT, issue the following command
    sspiegel@sspiegel:~$ cd SqueezeSeg

  3. Your screen should look like this:

sspiegel@sspiegel:~/SqueezeSeg$

and voila!! You have accessed $SQSG_ROOT!!!

This is of course assuming you put it in your home directory. If you put it somewhere else, you will have to 'cd' to that directory. If you can't remember, you can do this:
sudo find . -type d -name "*SqueezeSeg"
to search for it.

Hope this helps!

-Steve

@tiger-bug
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Actually, I don't think you have to sudo the command. The following worked for me (finding the directory):

find . -type d -name '*SqueezeSeg'

-Steve

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