Latest Executable Packages
Compatibility Libraries for Fedora Core 4 Onward
IMOD and SELinux
Java for Running eTomo
Cygwin and Emacs for Using IMOD under Windows
Installation Notes
Extra Packages
Development Versions of IMOD
Package Archive - Older Versions of IMOD
Red Hat Linux 9.0: Download IMOD 3.11.5 (For Red Hat Linux 9 - 10, Fedora Core 1).
Fedora Core 2 32-bit: Download IMOD 3.11.5 (built under Fedora Core 2, use for Fedora Core 2 and 3, Red Hat 3, Suse 9).
Fedora Core 4 32-bit: Download IMOD 3.11.5 (use for Fedora Core 4 and 5 or higher, Red Hat 4, Suse 10).
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 32-bit: Download IMOD 3.11.5 (built under RHEL5, should work for Fedora Core 6 onward and Suse 10.3).
Fedora Core 2 64-bit: Download IMOD 3.11.5 for AMD64/EM64T (built under Fedora Core 2, use for Fedora Core 2 and 3, Red Hat 3, Suse 9).
Fedora Core 4 64-bit: Download IMOD 3.11.5 for AMD64/EM64T (use for Fedora Core 4 and 5 or higher, Red Hat 4, Suse 10).
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 64-bit: Download IMOD 3.11.5 for AMD64/EM64T (built under RHEL5, should work for Fedora Core 6 onward, and Suse 10.3).
Mac OS X - PPC: Download IMOD 3.11.5 for Mac OS X 10.3 - 10.5 on PowerPC processors (G4, G5, etc)
Mac OS X - Intel: Download IMOD 3.11.5 for Mac OS X 10.4 - 10.5 on Intel processors
Windows 32-bit: Download self-installing file or compressed tar file of IMOD 3.11.5 for Microsoft Windows, including Vista (has fix for running anisotropic diffusion from eTomo).
Windows 64-bit: Download self-installing file or compressed tar file of IMOD 3.11.5 for Microsoft Windows XP Professional or Vista 64-bit editions. (will not work with regular 32-bit Windows.)
SGI - IRIX: Download IMOD 3.9.2 for Irix 6.5 (new versions no longer available.)
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Compatibility Libraries for Fedora Core 4 and Above
If you do a fresh install of Fedora Core 4 onward rather than an upgrade
from a version before FC4, you need to install some compatibility libraries.
To run the FC4 or RHEL5 build of IMOD, you need compat-libf2c. The easiest
way to get this is with:
yum install 'compat-libf2c-*'If this does not work, here is a 32-bit rpm and 64-bit rpm for FC7, and a 32-bit rpm and 64-bit rpm for FC8.
yum install compat-libstdc++-33
IMOD and SELinux
If SELinux is enabled, the IMOD installation script will attempt to change the
security context of the IMOD libraries if appropriate. If problems still
occur with SELinux, please report them.
The sign of trouble with SELinux is a message "cannot restore segment prot
after reloc: Permission denied" when trying to run an IMOD program.
To disable SELinux, change /etc/selinux/config
so that it says SELINUX=disabled.
Java for Running eTomo
You must have a Java run-time environment (JRE) installed to run the eTomo
interface for building tomograms. The GNU Java supplied with Fedora will not
work with eTomo. Java 1.4 or later is required for IMOD 3.11, but Java 1.5 or
later will be required for the next version of IMOD.
For your convenience, here are recommended versions of Java 1.5 for:
Cygwin and Emacs for Using IMOD under Windows
For complete IMOD functionality under Windows, you need to install the
Cygwin toolkit. To simplify this process,
here is a package that you
can install from. You can also use this package to upgrade from
an earlier package that we provided.
To satisfy the terms
of the Cygwin open source license, we also provide the
source code matching the binaries in our package.
If you want to run emacs under Windows, you can get a Cygwin version, or use this package for Windows emacs 21.3.
Installation Notes
The download packages ending in .csh
have been archived with tar, compressed with gzip, and packed with a C
shell script that will install or upgrade IMOD in the recommended location.
They must be run as scripts at the command line and cannot be installed by
clicking on them.
For instructions on unpacking, installing and setting up
the IMOD environment, see the IMOD User's
guide.
The packages for Red Hat 9.0 and Fedora Core 2 contain a copy of the Qt library that will be used when running IMOD, to provide compatibility with other systems. However, the packages for Fedora Core 4 do not contain a Qt library since they have run on a variety of systems using the Qt library installed on the system.
Last updated January 31, 2008.