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I had the impression that the b0 configuration was obsolete?

Same for: larsim/larsim/EventGenerator/csu40L_fulloptical.fcl, larsim/larsim/EventGenerator/csu40L_buildopticallibrary.fcl and larsim/larsim/EventGenerator/csu40L_fastoptical.fcl which again refer to the non-existing services.fcl.

This concludes my survey.
If the file services.fcl could be resurrected, it would solve these CSU40l and ArgoNeuT problems.
Otherwise, my recommendation is to deleted the configuration, since it's hard to maintain and at the same time unusable.

Once the original repository is located, use "git log -- <file name>"

git log --full-history -- Utilities/services.fcl
commit 7f9bd2d64858ac71c7ccb495673b184ca02f5e85
Author: Tingjun Yang <tjyang@uboonegpvm04.fnal.gov>
Date:   Thu Aug 14 11:51:06 2014 -0500

    clean up fcl files

git log --full-history -- Utilities/services_bo.fcl
commit aade8c1f7f465f0f5d52cbf90e64b747f3498833
Author: Gianluca Petrillo <petrillo@fnal.gov>
Date:   Thu Feb 26 16:58:19 2015 -0600

    SeedService stuff moved away (temporary exception for ArgoNeuT)

It is clear that these files were intentionally removed. The old fcl files which use services.fcl and services_bo.fcl should also be removed.

Tingjun, do you confirm that ArgoNeut does not use the FHiCL files mentioned above: larevt/CalData/test/simwire_argoneut.fcl, larevt/CalData/test/ffttest_argoneut.fcl and larevt/Filters/mufilter.fcl, and that they can be removed?

I don't see any service.fcl in argoneutcode either, so I am assuming that file was removed rather than moved, and that nobody could be using the files above.

Hi Gianluca,

I confirm those files should be deleted.

Tingjun
Gianluca Petrillo wrote:

Tingjun, do you confirm that ArgoNeut does not use the FHiCL files mentioned above: larevt/CalData/test/simwire_argoneut.fcl, larevt/CalData/test/ffttest_argoneut.fcl and larevt/Filters/mufilter.fcl, and that they can be removed?

I don't see any service.fcl in argoneutcode either, so I am assuming that file was removed rather than moved, and that nobody could be using the files above.