# disable puppet (shouldn't have much of an effect, but may as well disable it anyway)
puppet agent --disable benchmarking

# create a working directory
mkdir hepspec
cd hepspec

# copy over spec2006-1.2.tar.gz
scp user@systemwithhepstoremounted:/hepstore/hepadmin/sources/spec2006-1.2.tar.gz ./

# copy over spec2k6-2.23.tar.gz (configs for HEPSPEC)
scp user@systemwithhepstoremounted:/hepstore/hepadmin/hepspecs/spec2k6-2.23.tar.gz ./

# copy over runspec32-N.sh and runspec-result-sum.sh (and runspec64-N.sh if desired)
scp user@systemwithhepstoremounted:/hepstore/hepadmin/hepspecs/runspec* ./

# untar spec2006 1.2 source
tar zxf spec2006-1.2.tar.gz

cd spec2006-1.2

# 'install' - enter 'yes' when prompted
./install.sh

# make a directory for HEPSPEC config and cd into it
mkdir cernconfig
cd cernconfig

# untar config files here, copy config files to config directory
tar zxvf ../../spec2k6-2.23.tar.gz

cd ..

# 32 bit system default gcc config
cp cernconfig/linux32-gcc_cern.cfg config/cern32.cfg

# and 64 bit system default gcc config (if desired)
cp cernconfig/linux64-gcc_cern.cfg config/cern64.cfg

# run runspec32-N.sh for desired number of simultaneous runs, or over range
# this will take a long time - it'll first compile the benchmark, then run it
# e.g.
../runspec32-N.sh 1

# to check compilation and do a single run

# to proceed to run through 2 to 16 runs (e.g. for dual quad-core system with HT on)

for i in `seq 2 16`; do ../runspec32-N.sh $i ; done


# results will be in result-{timestamp} directory, use runspec-result-sum.sh to view

# suggest archiving and copying results directory for future reference
tar -cvzf results.tgz result-*


# when done, re-enable puppet
puppet agent --enable