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 #Under the <tt>Dynamo >></tt> prompt, we will create a tutorial project; <br /> <tt> dtutorial mytest -p ptest</tt><br />
 #Open a '''different''' system shell. Let's call it ''project execution shell''.
-#On this shell, ''activate'' ''Dynamo'':  <br /><tt>source <Dynamo Root>/dynamo_activate_linux_with_shippedMRC.sh</tt><br />
+#On this shell, ''activate'' ''Dynamo'':  <br /><tt>source <Dynamo Root>/dynamo_activate_linux_shipped_MCR.sh</tt><br />
 #Go to same folder in which you created the project. Both shells should have the same <tt>pwd</tt>
 #Execute the project in the  ''project execution shell'': <br /><tt>./ptest.exe </tt><br />Please note that this project has been unfolded during creation. For your own projects, you'll need to unfold them manually through the [[dcp GUI]] or with the command: <br /><tt>dvunfold ptest</tt><br /> invoked inside the ''Dynamo console''

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 You can quickly run a test project in order to check that your standalone is correctly installed:
 # Open a system shell. Let's call it ''dynamo console shell''
-# Activate Dynamo on this shell: <br /> <tt>source <Dynamo Root>/dynamo_activate_linux_with_shippedMRC.sh</tt> <br/>or equivalently for your system (Mac or Windows).
+# Activate Dynamo on this shell: <br /> <tt>source <Dynamo Root>/dynamo_activate_linux_shipped_MCR.sh</tt> <br/>or equivalently for your system (Mac or Windows).
 #Start the ''Dynamo'' console  on it by typing <br /> <tt> dynamo </tt> <br /> on it. Now this shell will work as a console when you can type ''Dynamo'' commands after the prompt <tt>Dynamo >> </tt>
 #Under the <tt>Dynamo >></tt> prompt, we will create a tutorial project; <br /> <tt> dtutorial mytest -p ptest</tt><br />

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 To use ''Dynamo'' is standalone modus in a shell, you need to activate first that shell, typically with:
-<tt>source <DYNAMO_ROOT>/dynamo_activate_linux_shippedMCR.sh</tt>
+<tt>source <DYNAMO_ROOT>/dynamo_activate_linux_shipped_MCR.sh</tt>
 ==Using the standalone==

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	#Execute the project in the ''project execution shell'': <br /><tt>./ptest.exe </tt><br />Please note that this project has been unfolded during creation. For your own projects, you'll need to unfold them manually through the [[dcp GUI]] or with the command: <br /><tt>dvunfold ptest</tt><br /> invoked inside the ''Dynamo console''		#Execute the project in the ''project execution shell'': <br /><tt>./ptest.exe </tt><br />Please note that this project has been unfolded during creation. For your own projects, you'll need to unfold them manually through the [[dcp GUI]] or with the command: <br /><tt>dvunfold ptest</tt><br /> invoked inside the ''Dynamo console''
	# Check the result in the ''dynamo console shell'' by <br /><tt>ddb ptest:a -v </tt><br /> This should show a reconstructed thermosome.		# Check the result in the ''dynamo console shell'' by <br /><tt>ddb ptest:a -v </tt><br /> This should show a reconstructed thermosome.
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		+	== Typical problems with the standalone ==
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		+	Some of the software installed in your system may enter in conflict with the [[MCR libraries]] supplied by ''Dynamo''. Is it also possible that some system libraries enter in conflict with the [[MCR libraries]]. In most cases, [[Library conflicts \| preloading a valid library]] solves the problem.

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	Additionally, the standalone version is automatically delivered with the newest Matlab version. If you are running ''Dynamo'' on Matlab versions previous to release R2014b, you can experiment visualization problems in some programs.		Additionally, the standalone version is automatically delivered with the newest Matlab version. If you are running ''Dynamo'' on Matlab versions previous to release R2014b, you can experiment visualization problems in some programs.
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−	~~==Functionality restrictions==~~
−	There is one single functionality not available in the standalone version: although multicore projects can be run normally, the averaging step of each iteration will run on single core. For most projects, this limitation has no practical effect, as the numerical bottleneck is the alignment step.

	== Testing your standalone ==		== Testing your standalone ==