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+ | This page is going to be obsoleted by [[Kameleon]] | ||
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+ | A script <code class=" | ||
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+ | The tool used is "Linux Live Scripts": | ||
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+ | Note: now, we have a <code class=" | ||
+ | --[[User: | ||
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+ | For more informations: | ||
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+ | It's a Debian system with all oar 2.4 packages installed and some fake resources preconfigured so that you can directly test oarsub. The 2.4 is not yet released, but it's not far from the stable 2.3 release and it has the new user RESTful API that you can test with this live system. | ||
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+ | And now, a Centos system is available! --[[User: | ||
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+ | It's an iso image, so you can burn it on a CD and boot a computer on it. But the most convenient way is probably to boot it with your favourite virtualisation software. Here is an example of how to start it with KVM: | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | kvm -m 512 -boot d -cdrom / | ||
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+ | If you want to keep persistent modifications, | ||
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+ | * All available isos: http:// | ||
+ | * Debian / OAR 2.4.0 beta2 (not tested) : http:// | ||
+ | * Centos / OAR 2.3.3+svn2135: | ||
+ | * Centos / OAR 2.4.0-test1: | ||