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1. Retrieve the Partek yum repo configuration
   $ sudo wget -P /etc/yum.repos.d http://packages.partek.com/redhat/stable/partekflow.repo
   Step 1 needs to be performed only once prior to the first installation. Re-installation and updates do not require this step.
   
   
2. Install Partek Flow
   $ sudo yum install partekflow
   
   
3. When asked to continue, type the letter Y and press Enter
   
   
4. (Optional) To manually configure Partek Flow or to set additional advanced options or environment variables, edit the file located at:
   /etc/partekflow.conf
   
   
5. Start the Partek Flow server
   $ sudo service partekflowd restart
   The following message indicates that Partek Flow is now running:Starting Partek Flow server: OK
   Step 5 needs to be performed only once after installation. Partek Flow will start automatically whenever a server restarts.

Installation on a Computer Cluster

The installation procedure on a computer cluster is highly dependent on the type of computer cluster and the environment it is located. We can to support a large array of Linux distributions and configurations. Please consult with Partek Licensing Support (licensing@partek.com) for additional information.

End User Tools

A user can access Partek Flow using a web browser on any browser-enabled device, such as a personal computer, tablet, smartphone etc. We recommend using Google Chrome™ or, alternatively, Mozilla Firefox™. The screen resolution should be set to 1024 × 768 pixels or higher. This is particularly important for the use of visualization tools such as Chromosome Viewer.

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