Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of Tutorials/g0WmLTE/Tutorial5

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May 27, 2016, 3:08:13 PM (8 years ago)

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msherman

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Tutorials/g0WmLTE/Tutorial5

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 In this tutorial we will use nodes equipped with USRP B210 and have the basestation on node1-1 and modem on node1-2 on sandbox 1. 
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+=== Quickstart Option ===
+We have an image available, named {{{oai-dev.ndz}}}. It has all the necessary driver and software pre-installed, and two scripts available to immediately boot up the eNB and UE.
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+1. To proceed, after having a reservation, load the following image.
+ * {{{omf load -t node1-1,node1-2 -i oai-dev.ndz}}}
+ * The nodes will automatically turn off when imaging is completed.
+1. Turn the nodes on.
+ * {{{omf tell -a on -t node1-1,node1-2}}}
+1. Open a terminal to each node. You must enable X11 Forwarding to see the GUI and statistics screens.
+ 1. This is a two step process, to extend the tunnel to your local machine. SSH with tunnel to the console, and then again with the tunnel from the console to the node.
+ 1. Linux: Simply use the -X or -Y flags, e.g. 
+  1. {{{ssh -Y username@sb1.orbit-lab.org}}}
+  1. {{{ssh -Y root@node1-1.sb1.orbit-lab.org}}}
+  1. Repeat above two steps for second node.
+ 1. Windows: You must either use an X11 capable ssh client, such as mobaXterm or bitvise ssh, or install a standalone x11 client, such as FIXME
+  1. Start x11 capable client
+  1. SSH to console
+  1. SSH to node
+ 1. Mac: You must use an X11 capable ssh client such as FIXME, or install a standalone X11 client such as FIXME
+  1. Start x11 capable client
+  1. SSH to console
+  1. SSH to node
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 === Prepare the nodes ===