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Computer System Laboratory

Learn to install software for the lab, including VirtualBox, Ubuntu, and more. Create virtual machines, install Ubuntu, share folders, test setups, and more in this comprehensive guide.

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Computer System Laboratory

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  1. Computer System Laboratory Lab1 Environment Setup I

  2. Experimental Goal Install necessary software for coming Labs. / 21

  3. Environment • Host System • Windows XP • Build System • VirtualBox + Ubuntu 8.04 • Target System • Creator XScale PXA270 • Software • VirtualBox • Putty • TFTP Server • Domingo • You can download all software from • RSWiki CSL Course Software / 21

  4. Install VirtualBox (1/2) • Download VirtualBox from https://www.virtualbox.org/ or course website (VirtualBox-4.1.20-80170-Win.exe). • Install VirtualBox. • Use default setting is fine. • Note that the network will be disconnected temporarily during the installation. • The related networking drivers should be installed. / 21

  5. Install VirtualBox(2/2) After installation complete, you can execute “Oracle VM VirtualBox” to manage your virtual machines. / 21

  6. Create a Virtual Machine in VirtualBox • Step1: click “新增” in “Oracle VM VirtualBox管理員”. • Step2: create a Ubuntu Linux virtual machine. • Use default setting is fine. • Step3: adjust sizes of memory and disk for your machine. • The size of disk needs at least 20GB. / 21

  7. Install Ubuntu 8.04 in VirtualBox (1/3) • Download Ubuntu 8.04 (ubuntu-8.04.4-desktop-i386.iso) from course website. • Step1: start your virtual machine. • Step2: choose the Ubuntu image file for booting from CD/DVD. • “裝置”  “CD/DVD 裝置”  “選擇虛擬 CD/DVD 磁碟檔案” • Step3: restart the virtual machine. • Step4: install Ubuntu 8.04. • English version is more stable. • Use default setting is fine. • Change timezone to “Asia”  “Taipei”. • Remember to create an account to login Linux. / 21

  8. Install Ubuntu 8.04 in VirtualBox (2/3) Step5: eject the image file after installation complete and then restart the virtual machine. Now, you can see the Ubuntu 8.04 desktop as follows. / 21

  9. Install Ubuntu 8.04 in VirtualBox(3/3) • To return the ownership of keyboard and mouse from virtual machine to Windows XP, press the right ctrl key. • In Ubuntu, if you want to execute commands in command-line (like CSIE workstation), you can use “Terminal”. • “Applications”  “Accessories”  “Terminal” • If you want to execute commands with root privilege, you can type “sudo<command>”. • e.g. % sudomkdir /etc/test / 21

  10. Share Folder Between Windows and Ubuntu • Step1: create a folder, <shared folder>, in Windows XP. • Step2: install guest additions in Ubuntu 8.04. • “裝置”  “安裝 Guest Additions” • Execute the script in Ubuntu 8.04. • % sudo/media/cdrom/VBoxLinuxAdditions.run • Step3: set up the shared folder in VirtualBox. • “裝置”  “共享資料夾” • Add a shared folder in “機器資料夾”. • Set folder name to <shared folder>. • Mark it to be “自動掛載” and “永久性”. • Step4: mount the shared folder in Ubuntu 8.04. • % sudomkdir –p /mnt/<your path> • % sudomount.vboxsf<shared folder>/mnt/<your path> / 21

  11. Test Your Shared Folder • Step1: create a file and a directory in the shared folder, e.g., <mounted folder>, in Ubuntu8.04. • % cd <mounted folder> • % touch test1 • % mkdir test2 • Step2: check your shared folder in Windows XP. / 21

  12. Share Clipboard • After installation complete of guest additions, you also can share clipboard between Windows XP and Ubuntu. • In VirtualBox: • “機器”  “設定值” • “一般”  “進階” • Change the setting of “共用剪貼簿” from “停用” to “雙向”. / 21

  13. Install Putty Step1: download putty from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html or course website. Step2: putty can be executed without installation. / 21

  14. Install TFTP Server (1/2) • Step1: download TFTP server (tftpserver-setup.exe) from our course website and install it. • Please allow the TFTP services executing in the firewall. • Step2: after installation complete, execute “TFTP Server Manager”. • Step3: connect to local TFTP server. / 21

  15. Install TFTP Server (2/2) • Now, you can see the window of “TFTP Server Manager”. • You can change the root virtual folder by “Manage Virtual Folders”. • Files in this virtual folder can be downloaded from TFTP client. • For convenience, you can set the path of virtual folder to the shared folder, i.e., the <shared folder> in slide10. • The default path is C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\WinAgents\TFTP Server 4\TFTPRoot\. / 21

  16. Install Domingo Step1: download domingo (DomingoforLinux_V131923.iso) from our course website. Step2: you can mount this image file to virtual CD/DVD drives by DAEMON-tools or directly extract this image by WinRAR. Step3: click autorun.exe in CD to install. / 21

  17. Create a PXA270 Project in Domingo (1/4) Step1: after installation complete, execute “Domingo for Linux 1.3”. Step2: choose “New Project”. / 21

  18. Create a PXA270 Project in Domingo (2/4) • Step3: configure “TargetMachine” and “Processor”. • TargetMachine= Carrier ICE/WINeZ/WIN2K ARM • Processor = PXA270 / 21

  19. Create a PXA270 Project in Domingo (3/4) • Step4: configure “peripheral configuration manager(PCM)”. • Import creator_pxa270.pcm. • Click “To Initialize PCM when Connect“ and “Ok”. / 21

  20. Create a PXA270 Project in Domingo (4/4) Now, you can see a project window in Domingo for our target board Creator XScale PXA270. / 21

  21. Misc • We collect some common commands in Linux and questions in course website. • http://rswiki.csie.org/dokuwiki/courses:101_1:csl_common_ins_errors • If you have any problems, please refer to the document first. / 21

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