Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of CORNET/HowToUseCORNET

Timestamp:

10/28/10 14:41:52 (14 years ago)

Author:

drdepoy

Comment:

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CORNET/HowToUseCORNET

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 In the interest of open and collaborative development, each user has read access to the other user folders and read/write access to their own folder.  You may upload files into your NFS directory in the following way:
 
-- Login to any node using the above ssh procedures.
+- Verify you can login to the node by following the above ssh procedures.
 - Change to your user directory:
 
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 }}}
 
-- Use the SCP command in the remote shell to copy files or folders to your user directory:
+- Open a new local shell (ctrl+shift+t in Ubuntu)
+- Change to the directory which contains the files to copy:
 
- 
+{{{
+# cd /path/to/myfiles
+}}}
+
+- Use the SCP command to copy the local directory "mydir" to the remote node:
+
+{{{
+# scp -r -P [Port] mydir *my_login*@cornet.wireless.vt.edu:/users/*my_login*
+}}}
+
+Note: the -P MUST be capitalized.  -r means recursive copy, and is used for copying directories.  You do not need to use -r to copy single files.
+
+Once you have copied the files to your user directory, verify the copy was successful by issuing the "ls" command in the first shell you opened.  You may now directly work with the files in your user directory.  
+
+=== Using OSSIE with CORNET ===
+
+In order to place custom OSSIE waveforms and components on the nodes, first follow the above procedures to copy the needed directories to your CORNET user directory.  When finished, ssh into a node and browse to your user directory.  In order for OSSIE and ALF to recognize your components, they must be installed to the node.  To install a component or waveform, simply enter the component or waveform directory and issue the following commands:
+
+{{{
+# make
+# sudo make install
+}}}  
+
+This will compile your code and place the binaries in the /sdr/dom/bin and /sdr/dom/waveforms directories.  You can then start the waveforms using the c_wavloader command line tools or from the OEF/ALF environment.  Provided you are logged in with X11 forwarding enabled, you can load the Eclipse and ALF GUI's on a remote node with the following command:
+
+{{{
+# cd ~/eclipse
+# sudo ./eclipse
+# ALF
+}}}
 
 === Node Software ===