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Extract to your home folder of the host machine


To begin install simply run on the host machine:
(See HostReadMe for Host information, configuration and installation)

cd ~/BeagleTomb
sudo sh ./myinstall.sh



*----  Once all dependencies are met and the installer gives no errors ---- *



Client Beagle Board:
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make sure you have installed java and cacao
then simply move the extracted BeagleTomb folder from your host machine to the client beagleboard.

Begin by making a directory
$ cd mkdir ~/BeagleTomb/


place BT_config in your angstrom /home/root/BeagleTomb directory

edit BT_config with your host IP, port, etc. make sure you leave a FULL TAB spacing between the variable name and value.
You can also use the preference menu conveniently in the file menu of the application.

$ nano ~/BeagleTomb/BT_config       

ctrl+x to save the values when done.

place BglMP.jar in your angstrom /home/root/BeagleTomb directory
place BT  in your angstrom /usr/bin/ directory 

make sure the last 2 files are executable  (e.g. chmod 777 /usr/bin/BglTomb ) ( chmod 777 /home/root/BglMP.jar

To Start Beagle Tomb simply use the command: 
$ BglTomb 

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If you want you can also transfer files to your board from your host machine via SCP   --my preferred method.

*Your Guest Computer must have a static local IP address
*reminder the Angstrom Demo pass is blank just hit enter when prompted.

Transfer the files if you unzipped them to your host computer's root folder e.g. /home/skynet/BeagleTomb/

ssh root@yourbeagleIP
# cd mkdir ~/BeagleTomb/
# quit

in another terminal or the same one run
$ scp /home/skynet/BeagleTomb/* root@yourbeagleip:/home/root/BeagleTomb/
$ scp /home/skynet/BeagleTomb/BT root@yourbeagleip:/usr/bin

*Host Must have static local IP address
*guest should have static local IP address  -optional</description><dc:creator xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">Grant Hutchinson</dc:creator><pubDate>Thu, 06 Oct 2011 00:21:29 -0000</pubDate><guid>https://sourceforge.net8bee50caa98e421627806d805853ff50e49029b7</guid></item></channel></rss>