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18.3.5.2 Using NFS mount (mounting a directory in mvBlueLYNX-X)
A second way to run and debug the samples remotely is to make the files available to mvBlueLYNX-X via
NFS mount. Therefore export your workspace in the NFS configuration /etc/exports like the following
way:
1.
On the machine with your IDE, open a terminal shell (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal).
2.
Enter sudo vi /etc/exports/.
You have to enter the password of the user matrix which is matrix.
3.
Enter the following line (read-only rights; otherwise keep the default value):
/home/matrix/workspace *(ro,no_subtree_check).
4.
Now, reload the exports:
sudo /etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server reload.
5.
Afterwards, you can mount the workspace on the mvBlueLYNX-X by entering the following
command in the Terminals tab of Eclipse:
mkdir /mnt/workspace
mount [IP ADDRESS OF YOUR IDE MACHINE]:/home/matrix/workspace
/mnt/workspace -n -o nolock,tcp
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Figure 111: Eclipse - Running sample
22 April 2016 Version - 1.49
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