NSLS-II-MX-EIGER2CBF-14Oct20

This is a fork of the orginal eiger2cbf written by Takanori Nakane. This version contains mods for the NSLS-II MX beamlines.
The primary objective of this release is to support use of eiger2cbf under MS Windows-10. As of September 2020, there are two ways in which to adapt eiger2cbf to MS Windows 10, use WSL2 Ubuntu or use MSYS2. WLS2 Ubuntu provides full support for all eiger2cbf features, but requires that the WSL2 Ubuntu subsystem have been installed first, making installation on older Windows 10 systems problematic. The MSYS2 version has more limited feature support, but allows the creation of an NSIS installer that can be used to install the eiger2cbf program as eiger2cbf.bat, but not of the plugins.

This release fixes a bug in the prior release in the eiger2cbf mode of writing a single frame to cbfout for the Windows-10 binary.

NSLS-II-MX-EIGER2CBF-01Oct20

This is a fork of the orginal eiger2cbf written by Takanori Nakane. This version contains mods for the NSLS-II MX beamlines.
The primary objective of this release is to support use of eiger2cbf under MS Windows-10. As of September 2020, there are two ways in which to adapt eiger2cbf to MS Windows 10, use WSL2 Ubuntu or use MSYS2. WLS2 Ubuntu provides full support for all eiger2cbf features, but requires that the WSL2 Ubuntu subsystem have been installed first, making installation on older Windows 10 systems problematic. The MSYS2 version has more limited feature support, but allows the creation of an NSIS installer that can be used to install the eiger2cbf program as eiger2cbf.bat, but not of the plugins.

NSLS-II-MX-EIGER2CBF-29Sep20

This is a fork of the orginal eiger2cbf written by Takanori Nakane. This version contains mods for the NSLS-II MX beamlines.
The primary objective of this release is to support use of eiger2cbf under MS Windows-10. As of September 2020, there are two ways in which to adapt eiger2cbf to MS Windows 10, use WSL2 Ubuntu or use MSYS2. WLS2 Ubuntu provides full support for all eiger2cbf features, but requires that the WSL2 Ubuntu subsystem have been installed first, making installation on older Windows 10 systems problematic. The MSYS2 version has more limited feature support, but allows the creation of an NSIS installer that can be used to install the eiger2cbf program as eiger2cbf.bat, but not of the plugins.

This release was found to have a bug in the reporting of pixel size and sensor thickness. Please use one of the later releases,