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Now there are some configuration items in <code>~/mihini/lua/agent/defaultconfig.lua</code> that you may optionally want to modify. | Now there are some configuration items in <code>~/mihini/lua/agent/defaultconfig.lua</code> that you may optionally want to modify. | ||
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* Enable the highest logfile output level, this way you can easily see errors in the code | * Enable the highest logfile output level, this way you can easily see errors in the code | ||
**<source lang="lua">log.defaultlevel = "DEBUG" -- default log level: can be one of NONE, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DETAIL, DEBUG, ALL. See log.lua for details</source> | **<source lang="lua">log.defaultlevel = "DEBUG" -- default log level: can be one of NONE, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DETAIL, DEBUG, ALL. See log.lua for details</source> | ||
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=== Next === | === Next === | ||
Revision as of 03:27, 9 July 2013
So far, all the work is being done directly on your remote system. For the following sample, pi user is being used on a RaspberryPi running Raspbian Wheezy. Connect to you device using ssh and follow the steps.
$ ssh pi@raspberry.local
Compilation prerequisites
First of all, you will need some compilation tools:
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential cmake git telnet
Sources to compile
Get the sources
$ cd $ git clone http://git.eclipse.org/gitroot/mihini/org.eclipse.mihini.git mihini-repo
Run the compilation
Lets move into the repository you just cloned. Make sure you have all prerequisites mentioned above installed. Now, simply run the following in the repository you just cloned, here called mihini-repo/.
# Compile Mihini $ cd mihini-repo $ ./bin/build.sh # Compile a Lua interpreter $ cd build.default/ $ make lua # Optional, if you want to use Modbus over serial (e.g. to run the Greenhouse sample) $ make modbus_serial # Move the result of the build in your HOME $ mv runtime ~/mihini
Next
Then, you can go back to the main tutorial: Run Mihini on an Open Hardware platform