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 Once you have copied the ova to your laptop, follow these steps: Once you have copied the ova to your laptop, follow these steps:
-  * execute: ''$ VBoxManage hostonlyif create'' (this will ensure that additionnal virtual network interface(s) are created before importing the VM) +  * execute: ''$ VBoxManage hostonlyif create'' (this will ensure that additional virtual network interface(s) are created before importing the VM) 
-  * import the ova in virtualbox.+  * import the ova in virtualbox. Note that if the import fails with error ''Seeking within the archive failed (VERR_TAR_UNEXPECTED_EOS)'', this can be a bug of some versions of virtualbox. A solution is then to manually extract the files of the .ova (which is actually a tar) with the following command: ''$ tar xf debian-jessie-cortexlab.ova''. It should then be possible to import the extracted ovf without error.
  
-From there you can start the VM. You can connect to accounts cxlbusr or root, without any password. You can also connect to the VM with ssh. The network address to connect to depends on the operating system (use your OS interface managing commands or gui to get the IP address). On Linux, it will most likely be 192.168.56.101, so once the VM is started you should be able to ''$ ssh cxlbusr@192.168.56.101'' or ''ssh root@192.168.56.101'' (change the IP address accordingly, if it's different on your laptop).+From there you can start the VM. You can connect to accounts **cxlbusr** (recommended) or root, without any password. You can also connect to the VM with ssh. The network address to connect to depends on the operating system (use your OS interface managing commands or gui to get the IP address). On Linux, it will most likely be 192.168.56.101, so once the VM is started you should be able to ''$ ssh cxlbusr@192.168.56.101'' or ''ssh root@192.168.56.101'' (change the IP address accordingly, if it's different on your laptop).
  
 You should use the cxlbusr account since the GNU Radio FIT/CorteXlab toolchain is preconfigured in this account (it is installed in ''/home/cxlbusr/opt/cxlb-toolchain''). You should use the cxlbusr account since the GNU Radio FIT/CorteXlab toolchain is preconfigured in this account (it is installed in ''/home/cxlbusr/opt/cxlb-toolchain'').
  
-The SSH is not configured in this VM, so you have to install the SSH key linked to your FIT/CorteXlab account +The SSH is not configured in this VM, so you will have to install the SSH key linked to your FIT/CorteXlab account  
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 ===== FIT/CorteXlab 101 ===== ===== FIT/CorteXlab 101 =====
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-First of all, all tutorial attendees will arrange themselves in groups of two. For each group, a list of resources is given at the beginning of each tutorial. If you're unsure of what resources to use, or if you weren't able to find a group, please refer to the tutorial personnel.+First of all, all tutorial attendees will arrange themselves in groups of two (or three, depending on the number of participants). For each group, a list of resources is given at the beginning of each tutorial. If you're unsure of what resources to use, or if you weren't able to find a group, please refer to the tutorial personnel.
 ==== The tutorial ==== ==== The tutorial ====
  
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 The tutorial can be found under this link: [FIT/CorteXlab 101](CorteXlab101)  The tutorial can be found under this link: [FIT/CorteXlab 101](CorteXlab101) 
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 ===== ISP-IoT Challenge ===== ===== ISP-IoT Challenge =====
  
-More details will be shared in due course ! +/* 
 +More details will be shared in due course !   
 +*/ 
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 +Test your GNU Radio & FIT/CorteXlab skills and have fun here : [isp-iot-challenge](isp-iot-challenge) ! 
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 +Meanwhile, if you feel that you are not ready yet, you can have a look at some of our cool [[tutorials|tutorials]]  
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 +**Reminder** : Even if a job is running during this winter school, it is deployed as a container mode [[sharing_the_testbed_with_other_users|(more information here)]] and **you can still use the testbed**. However, be sure to add the right options while booking nodes.   
 +Here is an example of job reservation with the following options :
  
 +  * inside the container job n°2018
 +  * duration 30 minutes
 +  * book node 4 and 6
  
-Test your GNU Radio & FIT/CorteXlab skills here [isp-iot-challenge](isp-iot-challenge!+<code> 
 +you@srvairlock:~$ oarsub -t inner=2018 -l {"network_address in ('mnode4.cortexlab.fr', 'mnode6.cortexlab.fr')"}/nodes=2,walltime=0:30:00 -I
  
 +</code>
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