Mac OS X:

Supported OS versions: OS X 10.11, OS X 10.12, OS X 10.13.

To install, follow the normal installation of a dmg file.

• If you are running Mac OS X 10.11 and up, and receive "USPOT" can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer message. You just need to lower the security settings temporally to install USPOT:

  1. Close System Preferences on your Mac.
  2. Open Terminal and type the following command:

     sudo spctl --master-disable

  3. Enter your administrator password.
  4. Security & Privacy's "Allow apps downloaded from: Anywhere" setting will now be restored. It will also be selected by default.
  5. After USPOT installation, return your Security & Privacy settings back to normal.

• If you are running Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8) and up, and receive "file damaged" error during the installation, it does not mean that the dmg file is damaged. You just need to lower the security settings temporally to install USPOT. After that, return your security settings back to normal. Here is what you do: Launch System Prefrefence -> Security and Privacy -> General, and select Allow applications downloaded from Anywhere.

• If JAVA 10 and up has been installed , please download and install Mac + JRE 1.8.

Windows:

Supported Window OS versions: Windows 7 and 10. To install, follow the normal windows installation.

Linux:

Supported OS versions: Mint, Ubuntu, Debian

To install, in the install directory, type command:

 chmod +x uspot_x_x_x-linux.sh 

, then type command:

./uspot_x_x_x-linux.sh

Trouble shooting:

• For Debian, Mint and Ubuntu users:
  • uspot_x_x_x-linux.sh requires csh or tcsh. To install csh, you can use command:

    sudo apt-get install csh

  • To determine 32-bit or 64-bit Linux system, please use command

    uname -a

    1. If result contains "i686": Download Linux + 32-bit Java VM
    2. If result contains "x86_64": Download Linux + 64-bit Java VM

User Guide:

User Guide is included in the download package.