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title: "Radar Demo" author: [David Stadelmann] date: "2017-02-20" subject: "Installation" subtitle: "User Guide" ...

System Installation - Ubuntu 22.04

  1. Power off the system
  2. Plugin the Ubuntu 22.04 USB stick
  3. Install Ubuntu 22.04

Select Try or Install Ubuntu

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Wait until the system boots and wait until you see following screen

Install Ubuntu

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Keyboard Layout

Keyboard Layout

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Select the minimal installation and if you have access to the internet, download updates while installing Ubuntu

Updates and other software

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Install by erasing disk and install Ubuntu

Install

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Confirm - Write the changes to disk?

Confirm - Write the changes to disk?

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Select location

Select location

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As credentials set following values:

Your name: demo
Your computer's name: lightning (intel), thunder (intel), rainbow (amd), unicorn (amd)
Pick a username: demo
Choose a password: xxxxxx
Log in automatically

Who are you

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Update the software for Ubuntu 22.04

Software Updater

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Do not update to Ubuntu 24.04

Skip Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Upgrade

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Reboot the system. You will be prompted to remove the USB Stick

Reboot

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Skip Ubuntu Pro

Skip Ubuntu Pro

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Do not send system info

Don't send system info

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Disable Location Services

Disable Location Services

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Finalize with Done

Finalize with Done

Power Settings

Balanced

Make sure to select Never from the Screen Blank options

Performance

Remove Favorites

Right click on the icons in the top left corner and select "Remove from Favorites"

Favorites

Radar Demo Application

Install Essentials

Open a terminal by pressing and releasing the meta key (Windows Key). Start typing terminal and select the "Terminal" icon

Open Terminal

Install the tools required for updateing the demo application

> sudo apt install git git-lfs ansible

Install git and ansible

you will be prompted for the password -> xxxxxx

Copy the application data

Using the github repository

Open a terminal. Opening the terminal is described in Install Essentials Then execute the following commands:

> cd /home/demo
> git clone git@github.com:scs/radar-demo
> cd radar-demo
> ./update.sh
> sudo reboot

Using a usb stick

Copy the repository from the stick to the demo user home directory as radar-demo

Copy Radar Demo

Open a terminal. Opening the terminal is described in Install Essentials Then execute the following commands:

> cd /home/demo/radar-demo
> git checkout .
> ./update.sh
> sudo reboot

Instead of using git clone you might use a usb stick to copy the data to the system

This will update the repo, install all relevant dependencies and update the card. It is possible that a reboot is required after running the update script. Please do not stop the update once started.

For the update the password of the current user is required to gain root privileges.

For the demo to run you will additionally require the stimuli files. These are not distributed through git as the size is to large.

The usb stick will contain the stimuli files.

Card / FW Update

Important:

This can only be done once all previous steps have been completed and the PC has been rebooted.

Open a terminal. Opening the terminal is described in Install Essentials Then execute the following commands:

> cd /home/demo/radar-demo/update_fw
> ./update_fw.py -s hw

If prompted please input the password of the user

After successful update the PC has to be power cycled (not only rebooted).

Running the application After installation a launcher is installed. One can

call it initially by starting the desktop drawer (the drawer is launched with the meta key aka Windows Key). This is done with the meta (Windows) key. Then typing radar-demo should show an radar icon. This can be clicked or confirmed with enter. To keep the icon on the launcher bar, right click and click 'Add to Favorites'.

Appendix

FAQ

Network Message

If a network message pops up regularly notifying that no connection could be established, then this can be mitigated by disabling the ipv4 connection and setting the ipv6 connection to local only.

Open the settings from the system drop down

Open Settings

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Then select the network settings tab

Select the USB network adapter called "enx..." The image is missleading as it was taken on a VM with no such (USB) device.

Network Settings

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Disable IPv4 in the IPv4 Tab

Disable IPv4

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Set IPv6 in the IPv6 Tab to Link-Local only

Link-Local Only

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USB Ethernet cable

This step does not have to be done normally it is done with the ansible script. But it is kept here for documentation purposes.

  1. Download driver from here ASIX Driver
  2. Execute the following steps in a terminal
> cd Downloads
> tar -jxvf ASIX_USB_NIC_Linux_Driver_Source_v3.4.0.tar.bz2
> cd ASIX_USB_NIC_Linux_Driver_Source_v3.4.0
> make
> sudo make install

Instructions from here Reddit

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