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  • DOCUMENTATION
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  • INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
  • Getting started with Coraye
  • Installation under Mac OS
  • Installation under Windows
  • Installation of the Windows driver for your spectrophotometer
  • Interface presentation
  • Plugins installation and management
  • Visualization modules
    • Gamut Viewer
    • Spectral viewer
  • Calibration
    • Create a profile from a standard reference
    • Customization of targets
    • Create a profil from a calibration
    • Printing chart RGB
    • How to use a ruler with a Xrite ColorMunki Photo or an Xrite I1 Studio
    • Create an icc profile from an average of measured charts
  • Colors Management
    • Capturing a color
    • Capturing a Light
    • Color finder module
    • Color converter module
    • Delta E Finder
    • Density
  • Colors tables
    • Colors tables
    • Example of using a color table with Photoshop
    • Create swatches containing reproducible colors in print
    • Create a color table from a spot color chart measurement
    • Export a Color Table to Wasatch RIP
    • Export a Color Table to EFI Fiery RIP
    • Export a Color Table to Onyx
    • Export to ColorGATE
    • Export a Color Table to Caldera RIP
    • Export a Color Table to Epson Edge Print RIP
    • Export a color table to the Roland Versaworks RIP
    • Export to Adobe Photoshop
    • Export to Adobe Illustrator
    • Export to Adobe Indesign
    • Import / Export a color table with the spectro densitometer XRite eXact
    • Convert color tables to make them printable
    • Reproduction report of colors contained in a table
    • Rename the colors of a table
    • Create a color chart
    • Prepare to print and cut a color chart
    • Prepare a color chart for metallic printing
  • QUALITY CONTROL
    • Print Control
    • Create a reference for Proof
    • Create a reference from a printed Mediawedge
    • Create a reference from a printed chart
    • Create a reference from the values of an imported range
    • Create a reference from a spot color swatch
    • Control a grayscale
  • First steps: Control of a standardized Mediawedge
  • Chart control
  • Compare and edit chart measures
  • Installation Problems
    • Plugin fail to install
  • Plugins
    • Barbieri
      • Barbieri LFP et LFP qb
      • Barbieri LFP qb Sensing Unit
      • Barbieri Spectropad
      • Gateway Barbieri
    • Konica Minolta CM-26
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  1. Installation Problems

Plugin fail to install

It may happens that you fail are blocked while installing a plugin or opening Coraye for the first time. Let's see together how to unlock the situation with only two commands !

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Last updated 5 years ago

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Coraye require a specific folder to be accessible

You may create or unlock a specific folder that is used by Coraye to install dependencies. This folder is /usr/local/lib.

Does the folder exist ?

To check if the folder exist you will need make a specific command into your terminal (Space + Cmd then ask for "terminal"). The command you will need to enter is :

sudo mkdir /usr/local/lib

Then your password will be required, so enter it. What have we done :

  • sudo mean "as an admin, please do the following command".

  • mkdir mean "create this folder if it does not exist yet

  • /usr/local/lib is the folder we want to create/check that it exist

Does we have the right to read & write inside the folder ?

To allow Coraye to write and read inside the folder we will do a second and final command inside our terminal :

sudo chmod ugo+rw /usr/local/lib

This time it won't ask for your password since you already enter it. With this last command what have we done :

  • sudo still mean "as an admin, please do the following command".

  • chmod mean "change the folder access right to..."

  • ugo+rw mean "... read and write mode"

  • /usr/local/lib is the folder we want to read and write in

Now you can quit Coraye that should be still be blocked (Force exit if needed) then re-start it.

And we're done 🎉

Blocking at around 90% of the installation process