You should now have coSARA installed in c:\Program Files\coSARA. However, we are not done yet.
coSARA relies on the TAP ethernet driver which has been installed in the above installation process. However,
this interface adaptor must be connected to the real adaptor via Microsoft's Internet Connection Sharing (ICS).
You can do this by selecting "Network Connections" from your "Control Panel".
In the example above, the Wireless adaptor is the one connecting our system to the Internet. By clicking on
this entry, clicking on "Properties" and then selecting the Advanced tab, the ICS option is visible. To
activate ICS, click on the check box and select the "TAP" adaptor in the select box titled "Home networking
connection". Aso, you might want to confirm that the IP address on your TAP adaptor is set to 192.168.0.1
OK, now its time to bring up coLinux! Go to "c:\Program Files\coSARA" and click on the coLinux icon.
If you changed the defaut installation path, then this will not work until you change the properties of the
coLinux shortcut (and the VNC shortcut if you are going to use the GUI features of the X1-Debian installation.
You will see normal Unix stuff scroll on the coLinux window. For this example, there was a problem with the
network connection between TAP and the Internet adaptor as reported. The coLinux session then provides you the
default root password.. Log on as root using that password. Change it immediately!
For text based operations (i.e., you loaded the Debian-T filesystem), change the current directory to
"/usr/local/sara" and then start SARA by typing:
cd /usr/local/src
perl reconfig # You only have to do this once
./sara