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 ===== How to install Lrose and TITAN with latest update =====
-With recent updates from NCAR, TITAN is now part of a larger program called LROSE (Lidar Radar Open Software Environment).
+With recent updates from NCAR, TITAN is now part of a larger program called LROSE (Lidar Radar Open Software Environment). To be able to being installing TITAN, you must first download the latest release of LROSE from the NCAR github repository. First you will need to create an area to download the release to:
-To be able to being installing TITAN, you must first download the latest release of LROSE from the NCAR github repository.
-First you will need to create an area to download the release to:
+<code> mkdir release </code>
-<code> % mkdir release </code>
 This can be named anything you'd like but NCAR suggests **"release"** or **"bin_test_area"**
 After the directory is created you need to enter the directory and download the release:
-<code> % cd release </code>
+<code> cd release </code>
-<code> % wget https://github.com/NCAR/lrose-core/releases/lrose-20180626.bin.x86_64.tgz </code>
+<code> wget https://github.com/NCAR/lrose-core/archive/lrose-blaze-20180911.tar.gz </code>
-It is important to check what the latest release is in the repository, but it will be close in resemblance to the release above.
-Once the release is downloaded, untar the file:
+It is important to check what the latest release is in the repository, but it will be close in resemblance to the release above. Once the release is downloaded, untar the file:
-<code> % tar xvfz lrose-20180626.bin.x86_64.tgz </code>
-This will create a folder titled **"lrose-20180626"**.
+<code> tar -xvzf lrose-* </code>
-<code> % ls </code>
-Check to make sure the directory was created then:
+This will create a folder titled **"lrose-*"**.
-<code> % cd lrose-20180626.bin.x86_64 </code>
+change to new diretory:
-Now to install it:
-<code> % ./install_bin_release.py --verbose --prefix=/usr/local/lrose </code>
+<code> cd lrose-core* </code>
-That will install lrose and install the necessary files within the lrose directory.
+To build LROSE using standard method:
+<code> build/checkout_and_build_auto.py --debug --prefix ~/lrose --package lrose-blaze </code>
+That will install lrose and install the necessary files within the ~/lrose directory. Once lrose is installed, TITAN will now have its required prerequisites to be able to be installed.
-Once lrose is installed, TITAN will now have its required prerequisites to be able to be installed.
 To be able to install TITAN the tcsh shell must be used. **Tcsh** or **csh** can be used, both operate the same on linux.
 When downloading TITAN, there are different templates to choose from found at:
 <code> https://github.com/NCAR/titan-templates/releases </code>
 From there, download the latest release available, such as:
 <code>  titan_template_single_radar.20180101.tgz </code>
 or
 <code> titan-20180102.x86_64.tgz </code>
 At this point, you are unable to use **wget** to download the release, so you will need to make sure you transfer this file from download to the same folder the lrose release was put into. From there:
 <code> % tar xvfz titan_template_single_radar.20180101.tgz </code>