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Using JCAT with the CFS on VMware
Joe Benassi edited this page Aug 6, 2013
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###Procedure:
The procedure is very much the same as is described in the Getting Started page within JCAT, but this document will hopefully ease the process.
#####To download the CFS:
- Go to http://sourceforge.net/projects/coreflightexec/files/cFE-6.1.1/, and download the two files.
#####To build the CFS:
- Navigate to "/Projects/cfs-mission/". Run "setvars.sh".
- Navigate to "/Projects/cfs-mission/build/pc-linux/". Type "make clean".
- Navigate to "/Projects/cfs-mission/build/pc-linux/". Type "make".
- Navigate to "/Projects/cfs-mission/build/pc-linux/". Type "install".
#####To run the CFS:
- Ensure "Auto eth2" is the active wired network connection.
- Navigate to "/Projects/cfs-mission/build/pc-linux/exe/". Type "su" and input the password.
- Type "./core-linux.bin".
#####To end the CFS:
- In the "/Projects/cfs-mission/build/pc-linux/exe/" directory, type Ctrl + 'c'.
#####If you have the CFS successfully running in VMware:
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To set up networking:
- Enable all traffic from ports 1234 and 1235 in your "eth2" network connection.
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To determine the IP Address to input in JCAT > Configure > Output:
- In VMware Player, right click the desktop and select "Open in Terminal".
- Type "ifconfig".
- Find the first IP address following "inet addr:" in the "eth2" section. (it should be 192.168.***.***).