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Hi Marco Mirazita,</div>
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I was able to verify today that we still have all of the equipment and programs necessary to make the d0 measurements when the new spherical mirrors arrive at JLab.</div>
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We will at least be able to take data in the same way we did in 2016/2017 with a Debian Linux PC running the CCD data acquisition and analysis programs and a second Windows PC running the software for the linear stages.</div>
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However, to maybe make things easier, would it be possible to get the source code or a way to install the programs onto a different Linux machine (like a Raspberry Pi or Red Hat Enterprise Linux machine)?<br>
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Being able to run the test station from another machine would allow us to put the test station onto the JLab network and would also let us have a backup way to run tests in case something happens to the Debian PC’s hard drive. </div>
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-Tyler</div>
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