Linux console

To install the software, open the terminal and run the following commands:

wget -O myvms-gpu.run 'https://myvms.eu/count.php?c=451'
chmod 0755 myvms-gpu.run
sudo ./myvms-gpu.run

To install the demo version, open the terminal and run the following commands:

wget -O myvms-gpu-demo.run 'https://myvms.eu/count.php?c=453'
chmod 0755 myvms-gpu-demo.run
sudo ./myvms-gpu-demo.run

Installation without interactive questions:

yes | sudo ./myvms-gpu.run

/opt/myvms/bin/licensing activate XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

If you have changed the MyVMS administrator username or password, activate the licence as follows:

/opt/myvms/bin/licensing -uusername -ppassword activate code-from-a-card

We recommend adding a space at the beginning of the command to prevent account data from being saved in the shell history.

/opt/myvms/bin/licensing list

sudo rm /var/opt/myvms/license /var/opt/myvms/cfg/licenses

sudo systemctl restart myvms

Create a directory where the disk will be mounted:

mkdir /media/disk1

Find the disk UUID:

sudo blkid

Copy the disk UUID and open the fstab configuration file:

sudo nano /etc/fstab

Add the disk at the bottom of the file:

UUID=7af467a3-7987-4073-a9ea-594da30375b7 /media/disk1 ext4 defaults 0 2

Mount the disk:

sudo mount /media/disk1

Assign full access rights to the disk for all users:

sudo chmod 0777 /media/disk1

Use the following path in MyVMS:

X:/media/disk1/archive

sudo /opt/myvms/bin/sysinfo

sudo systemctl disable myvms.service
sudo rm -rf /opt/myvms /etc/opt/myvms /var/opt/myvms /lib/systemd/system/myvms.service

We recommend uninstalling the software with the command below. Application settings and licence information will be kept:

sudo /opt/myvms/sbin/uninstall

You can also uninstall MyVMS together with its settings. Licence information will be kept:

sudo /opt/myvms/sbin/uninstall -P