Configure Your Mangoh Development Environment - mangOH Red Getting Started Manual

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mangOH Red Getting Started Guide (non-Octave)
A.1.2 Configure Your mangOH Development Environment
Note: (VM only) If the prompt "[sudo] password for mangoh" appears, type "mangoh" and press Enter. (The VM's account
name and password are both "mangoh".)
To configure your development environment using Leaf:
1. Create a 'workspace' (working directory) for your mangOH development, and then go to that directory.
(e.g. create ~/myWorkspace to match the tutorial examples in https://docs.legato.io/latest/confLeaf.html.)
$ mkdir ~/myWorkspace
$ cd ~/myWorkspace
2. Create a Leaf profile for to develop specifically for your mangOH Red and its CF3 module (other profiles can
be created later):
a. Search the leaf remotes for packages for your device. Use the leaf search command using appropriate
tags (from the table) to refine your search—examples are shown after the table.
For example, to find all Leaf packages for mangOH Red boards using WP76 modules:
$ leaf search -t mangOH -t red -t wp76xx
Tip:
All matching packages are listed with descriptions plus the search tags assigned to the packages. To see
more detailed information about each package, do the search with the '-v' (verbose) flag.
e.g. $ leaf search -t mangOH -v
General command format:
$ leaf search [-t <tag>] [-t <tag>] ...
Typical tag types
Platform
mangOH type
Module type
Build status
Rev 1 2020-03-01
<tag> values
mangOH
Packages built specifically for mangOH boards.
red
yellow
Packages for specific mangOH boards.
green
wp750x
wp76xx
Packages for specific CF3 modules.
wp77xx
wp85
stable
Packages that have been released to the Source.
dev
Firmware build using newer Legato release (not released to the Source)
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