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I couldn't find here nor on the website an explanation regarding the different options to work on the lab exercises ( /tools/labs).
There is no mention on whether one can use its existing environment (Ubuntu 20 virtual machine) and just copy to it the /tools/labs folder content
Correct me if I'm wrong:
A. You can/must/skip git clone this repo and build this specific old (custom?) kernel by yourself?
B. In case I wish to use the docker container (since I'm not there are instructions for the other way),
what sub folder is the minimum I need to download? /tools or /tools/labs/ ? ( I looked at the tools/labs/docker/docker-compose.yml volume mounting)
C.There are 2 dockerfiles (what is the point?) for ubuntu 20.04
tools/labs/docker/kernel/Dockerfile - No need to compile the kernel + no need to clone this repo?
tools/labs/docker/docs/Dockerfile
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IdanBanani
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Cloning the repo vs running the docker image
Cloning the repo vs running the docker container
Sep 27, 2023
IdanBanani
changed the title
Cloning the repo vs running the docker container
Cloning the repo vs building the docker container
Sep 27, 2023
I couldn't find here nor on the website an explanation regarding the different options to work on the lab exercises ( /tools/labs).
There is no mention on whether one can use its existing environment (Ubuntu 20 virtual machine) and just copy to it the /tools/labs folder content
Correct me if I'm wrong:
A. You can/must/skip git clone this repo and build this specific old (custom?) kernel by yourself?
B. In case I wish to use the docker container (since I'm not there are instructions for the other way),
what sub folder is the minimum I need to download? /tools or /tools/labs/ ? ( I looked at the tools/labs/docker/docker-compose.yml volume mounting)
C.There are 2 dockerfiles (what is the point?) for ubuntu 20.04
tools/labs/docker/kernel/Dockerfile - No need to compile the kernel + no need to clone this repo?
tools/labs/docker/docs/Dockerfile
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: