**PHOTOSCAN**

Friday August 3, 2018 : start
	added woody and cube to `~/.ssh/config` file of linux dell so that i can ssh easily. 

	Started with photoscan. downloaded standard version and will try to install it on woody till i get file path of the installation on cube. i need to document a simple procedure anyway. 

	LINUX CMD
	:	`lshw -C display` to see which graphics card is being used
		want to see cpu, gpu info of system together but cant find it


	Photoscan system requirements summary:
	Minimal configuration

	1. OS : windows XP or later (32 or 64 bit), MacOSX Mountain Lion or later, Debian/Ubuntu with GLIBC 2.13+ (64bit)
		- find out name of OS using `uname`

	2. Processors - Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent
		- find info about [macosx](http://osxdaily.com/2011/07/15/get-cpu-info-via-command-line-in-mac-os-x/). cube is debian so wont have to worry about mac. 
		- `lscpu` gives model name of proc. 
	3. 4gb RAM 
		- check RAM with `cat /proc/meminfo` MemTotal will give you RAM in kB
		- [ ] learn awk
		- `awk '/MemTotal/ {print $0}' /proc/meminfo` prints the RAM
		- BETTER COMMAND THAT I WROTE `awk '/MemTotal/ {gb =$2 /1048576; print "RAM: "gb" GB"}' /proc/meminfo`

	Installation : `photoscan.sh`

	Tutorial : Orthophoto & DEM Generation (without GCPs)
	files too big to load onto woody. might as well try it on the cube. 

	Time log : 12-3 & 1/2 = 3.5 hours

Wed Sept 12, 2018 :  qtmediaplayer error
	import video, store in folder, 10 frames
	qtmediaplayer error

	/home/lance/projects/PhotoScan/

	[qtmediaplayer not found error](https://forum.qt.io/topic/28620/solved-qtmultimedia-defaultserviceprovider-requestservice-no-service-found-for-org-qt-project-qt-mediaplayer/4)


Thursday Sept 13, 2018 : permissions
	permissions to execute photoscan

	groups kg11 - part of users
	groups bherndon also part of users


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