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Making a test configuration with a new calibration

In this example we wish to build a single test configuration with the ACD bad channel mask file new_acd_mask.xml. This involves four steps: 1) importing the new mask file and making a new alias to point at it, 2) making a new ACD_Mode vote which reference the newly imported bad channel file, 3) making a new LPA vote file which reference the newly made ACD_Mode vote file, 4) building the new configuration.

  prompt> bin/AncillaryManager.py ACD_Mask --import new_acd_mask.xml -T Test -a -b
  Imported: ACD_Mask_Test_070601220147.xml
    Backup alias on test_ACD_Mask.xml to Test_old
    Set alias on ACD_Mask_Test_070601220147.xml to Test
  prompt> bin/PrecinctManager.py ACD_Mode --copy Nominal -T Test -r ACD_Mask=Test -a -b
  Imported: ACD_Mode_Test_070601220147.xml
    Set alias on ACD_Mode_Test_070601220147.xml to Test
  prompt> bin/ConfigManager.py LPA --copy LAT-70x -T LAT-70x_Test -r ACD_Mode=Test -a -b
  Imported: LPA_LAT-70x_Test_070601220147.xml
    Set alias on LPA_LAT-70x_Test_070601220147.xml to LAT-70x_Test
  prompt> bin/ConfigManager.py --build -n
    [...lots of output while simulating build...]
  prompt> bin/ConfigManager.py --build
    [...lots of output while really doing build...]



Eric Charles 2007-06-05