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Skboyd: /* Shutdown via iLO */

2026-06-10T20:34:16Z

Shutdown via iLO

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	CM> pc -nc -off		CM> pc -nc -off
	Turning back on the workstation works pretty much the same (with a slightly different command):		Turning back on the workstation works pretty much the same (with a slightly different command):
	CM> pc -nc -on		CM> pc -nc -on
	~~If this information should not be sufficient let me know.~~


	====Crash of XtremeCT II workstation computer====		====Crash of XtremeCT II workstation computer====

Skboyd: /* Crash of XtremeCT II workstation computer */

2026-06-10T20:33:37Z

Crash of XtremeCT II workstation computer

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 ====Frozen computer - "bootstrap failure" on boot up====
 The micro-CT computer is frozen or there is a "bootstrap failure" on boot up, This happens to the client computers (those connected to the scanners) when there is interruption in the network.  The only option is to restart the computer.
 ====Crash of XtremeCT II workstation computer====

Skboyd: /* Recover a disappeared due to import */

2026-06-05T01:34:41Z

Recover a disappeared due to import

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	1. Manually copy all of the associated files for the measurement from the new directory to the original directory:		1. Manually copy all of the associated files for the measurement from the new directory to the original directory:
	<pre>		<pre>
	$copy DISK2:[xtremect2.data.00001234.00001234].;* DISK2:[xtremect2.data.00004321.00004321] /log		$ copy DISK2:[xtremect2.data.00001234.00001234].;* DISK2:[xtremect2.data.00004321.00004321] /log
	</pre>		</pre>
	2. Change the header information of the measurement files to those of the original directory. To do this, you will need special software. The use of this software is RESTRICTED. Users must seek special permission to use the software from Steve, Ying, or Anne BEFORE using. Once you have permission, the software can be found here: DISK1:[MICROCT.COMMANDS.FORBIDDEN].		2. Change the header information of the measurement files to those of the original directory. To do this, you will need special software. The use of this software is RESTRICTED. Users must seek special permission to use the software from Steve, Ying, or Anne BEFORE using. Once you have permission, the software can be found here: DISK1:[MICROCT.COMMANDS.FORBIDDEN].
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	You can view the header information for a file by using the command:		You can view the header information for a file by using the command:
	<pre>		<pre>
	$ctheader [ISQ file]		$ ctheader [ISQ file]
	</pre>		</pre>

Skboyd: /* Recover a disappeared due to import */

2026-06-05T01:34:19Z

Recover a disappeared due to import

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	3. Run the software:<pre>		3. Run the software:<pre>
	$r [software]		$ run [software]
	</pre>		</pre>
	4. The software will ask for:		4. The software will ask for:

Skboyd: /* Duplicate as new import to database */

2026-06-05T01:33:27Z

Duplicate as new import to database

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	</pre>		</pre>
	you could redirect the results to a temporary database (but normally, if you already imported the data, why not use our own database now).		you could redirect the results to a temporary database (but normally, if you already imported the data, why not use our own database now).


			[[Image:Redirect.jpg\|15px]] [[#top\|''Return to Contents'']] or [[Main_Page\|''Return to Main Page'']]

			===Import ISQ===
			When you import, please note that the sample number AND measurement number are updated, so meas 10907 is now 10908.

			Suppose you have a sample 3000, meas 10000, C0001234.isq, and want to import this into sample 3001, this is what I would do:

			To make a copy of the scan (i.e., keep it in sample 3000 and make another copy in 3001)
			<pre>
			$ cd 300010000
			$ copy C0001234.isq D0001234.isq, also copy any other files you want imported (RSQ, GOBJs, etc)
			$ import

			UCT_IMPORT V1.2

			---------------



			ISQ-file []: D0001234.ISQ

			Sample number [0]: 3001

			Change File Header name [Y]: Y

			Optional: Operator Measurement [0]: 1 (1 = bonelab)

			Site 20 Radius L

			Optional: Controlfile Nr. [0]: (change if desired)

			Execute Rename Command [Y]: Y
			</pre>

Skboyd: /* Manipulate ISQ */

2026-06-05T01:32:08Z

Manipulate ISQ

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	$ run ut:uct_ext_header_display.exe		$ run ut:uct_ext_header_display.exe


	~~[[Image:Redirect.jpg\|15px]] [[#top\|''Return to Contents'']] or [[Main_Page\|''Return to Main Page'']]~~

	~~===Import ISQ===~~
	~~When you import, please note that the sample number AND measurement number are updated, so meas 10907 is now 10908.~~

	~~Suppose you have a sample 3000, meas 10000, C0001234.isq, and want to import this into sample 3001, this is what I would do:~~

	~~To make a copy of the scan (i.e., keep it in sample 3000 and make another copy in 3001)~~
	~~<pre>~~
	~~$ cd 300010000~~
	~~$ copy C0001234.isq D0001234.isq, also copy any other files you want imported (RSQ, GOBJs, etc)~~
	~~$ import~~

	~~UCT_IMPORT V1.2~~

	~~---------------~~



	~~ISQ-file []: D0001234.ISQ~~

	~~Sample number [0]: 3001~~

	~~Change File Header name [Y]: Y~~

	~~Optional: Operator Measurement [0]: 1 (1 = bonelab)~~

	~~Site 20 Radius L~~

	~~Optional: Controlfile Nr. [0]: (change if desired)~~

	~~Execute Rename Command [Y]: Y~~
	~~</pre>~~

Skboyd: /* Shutdown a workstation locally */

2026-05-21T21:39:59Z

Shutdown a workstation locally

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	====Shutdown a workstation locally====		====Shutdown a workstation locally====
			These instructions were provided by Pascal in May 2026:

	- end the session		- end the session
	- enter 'shutdown' as username and hit enter key for a few times (no password needed)		- enter 'shutdown' as username and hit enter key for a few times (no password needed)

Skboyd: /* Shutdown a workstation locally */

2026-05-21T21:39:37Z

Shutdown a workstation locally

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	====Shutdown a workstation locally====		====Shutdown a workstation locally====
	- end the session		- end the session

	- enter 'shutdown' as username and hit enter key for a few times (no password needed)		- enter 'shutdown' as username and hit enter key for a few times (no password needed)

	- the screen eventually turns black/blank		- the screen eventually turns black/blank

	- just give it another minute or so, then press and hold the power button until the workstation turns off		- just give it another minute or so, then press and hold the power button until the workstation turns off

	- remove both power cords for a few minutes		- remove both power cords for a few minutes



	- reconnect power cords		- reconnect power cords

	- wait for at least 30 seconds		- wait for at least 30 seconds

	- press and release again the power button; the workstation will then turn on with a slight delay		- press and release again the power button; the workstation will then turn on with a slight delay



	The workstation should then be back online after a few minutes.		The workstation should then be back online after a few minutes.

Skboyd: /* Shutdown a workstation remotely */

2026-05-21T21:39:10Z

Shutdown a workstation remotely

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	[[Image:Redirect.jpg\|15px]] [[#top\|''Return to Contents'']] or [[Main_Page\|''Return to Main Page'']]		[[Image:Redirect.jpg\|15px]] [[#top\|''Return to Contents'']] or [[Main_Page\|''Return to Main Page'']]

			====Shutdown a workstation locally====
			- end the session

			- enter 'shutdown' as username and hit enter key for a few times (no password needed)

			- the screen eventually turns black/blank

			- just give it another minute or so, then press and hold the power button until the workstation turns off

			- remove both power cords for a few minutes



			- reconnect power cords

			- wait for at least 30 seconds

			- press and release again the power button; the workstation will then turn on with a slight delay



			The workstation should then be back online after a few minutes.

	====Shutdown a workstation remotely====		====Shutdown a workstation remotely====

Sebastian.polanco: /* Standard Reconstruction */

2026-04-22T15:12:47Z

Standard Reconstruction

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	</pre>		</pre>
	'''General Usage for Non-interactive Reconstruction''':		'''General Usage for Non-interactive Reconstruction''':
	$ submit/noprint/que=sys$slow um:uct_reconstruction.com/params=(<b>DISK2:MICROCT.DATA.00000610.00002449]C000####.RSQ </b>, a)		$ submit/noprint/que=sys$slow um:uct_reconstruction.com/params=(<b>DISK2:[MICROCT.DATA.00000610.00002449]C000####.RSQ </b>, a)
	*Normally jobs are submitted to sys$slow queue instead of running them interactively.		*Normally jobs are submitted to sys$slow queue instead of running them interactively.