Getting Started With BUBBL
You will need a Java Virtual Machine running on your PC. This can be downloaded and installed by following the link on the home page.
You will then need to download BUBBL by clicking one of the links on the Home page.
On Microsoft systems, the file downloaded will automatically take you through the installation process.
On Linux and Apple systems do the following:
On Microsoft systems, the file downloaded will automatically take you through the installation process.
On Linux and Apple systems do the following:
When you have downloaded the BUBBL 'jar' file, move it to a folder where it can be kept. Installation is started by double clicking on the 'jar' file.
Normally that is all you need to do, but, depending on your set-up, double clicking on the jar file may not start it properly, or an archive management tool may be opened. If this is the case, go back and try right-clicking on the jar file and select 'open with <your java installation>'. If neither of these works, open a command prompt and type 'java -jar <path-to-your-jar-file>'.
BUBBL should install itself to a folder called 'bubbl' in your home folder.
Other options for installation can be found by typing 'java -jar <path-to-jar-file> --help'
Normally that is all you need to do, but, depending on your set-up, double clicking on the jar file may not start it properly, or an archive management tool may be opened. If this is the case, go back and try right-clicking on the jar file and select 'open with <your java installation>'. If neither of these works, open a command prompt and type 'java -jar <path-to-your-jar-file>'.
BUBBL should install itself to a folder called 'bubbl' in your home folder.
Other options for installation can be found by typing 'java -jar <path-to-jar-file> --help'
BUBBL on the Raspberry Pi
BUBBL can be installed on a Raspberry Pi as a 'slave' vm which can be remotely programmed/controlled from a PC via a lan connection.
On the Raspberry Pi, invoke BUBBL with the command line:
'java -jar <path-to-your-jar-file> /SLAVE'
BUBBL can be installed on a Raspberry Pi as a 'slave' vm which can be remotely programmed/controlled from a PC via a lan connection.
On the Raspberry Pi, invoke BUBBL with the command line:
'java -jar <path-to-your-jar-file> /SLAVE'
After you have installed BUBBL on your pc, you need to select Edit,Configuration from the BUBBL desktop main menu and add the following rows to the table:
Name Value
PiIPA <Internet Address of your Raspberry Pi>
PiPort 49449
Starting BUBBL should now use the Raspberry Pi as it's target vm.
Name Value
PiIPA <Internet Address of your Raspberry Pi>
PiPort 49449
Starting BUBBL should now use the Raspberry Pi as it's target vm.