Changes between Version 21 and Version 22 of CORNET/HowToUseCORNET

Timestamp:

10/19/15 19:41:23 (9 years ago)

Author:

maroje

Comment:

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CORNET/HowToUseCORNET

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-== Current Testbed Operational Status ==
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-=== '''NOTE:'''  CORNET recently upgraded the node image to 64 bit Ubuntu 13.10 with !GnuRadio 3.7.1 and UHD 3.5.4 (1st and 2nd floor; floors 3 and 4 in progress). In the unlikely case this upgrade has broken your research, the old image can still be installed.  Please contact the CORNET administration for details. ===
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 All CORNET nodes currently have private IP addresses, and are behind the CORNET firewall.  However, the
 ssh port for each individual node is still directly accessible through the firewall.  To access the CORNET nodes you must ssh to the CORNET gateway, ''128.173.221.40'', using a specific port that is unique to each CORNET node.   The CORNET gateway redirects the ssh traffic to the appropriate CORNET node ssh server.
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 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 ===
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-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.  Only waveforms and components developed using OSSIE 0.8.0 and later are supported:
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-{{{
-# sudo ./reconf <- Only needed if using a different version of OSSIE than 0.8.1
-# sudo ./configure
-# 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:
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-{{{
-# cd ~/eclipse
-# sudo ./eclipse
-# ALF
-}}}
 
 === Time Synchronization ===
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 Each node contains the following software:
 
- * Ubuntu Linux 10.04 Client Version
- * GNU Radio 3.3.0
- * OSSIE 0.8.2
+ * Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS
+ * GNU Radio Companion 3.7.6