1. Make your machine able to check out code
2. ssh-keygen -t dsa
3. accept all defaults
4. cat /root/.ssh/id_dsa.pub
5. take results and paste into GitHub @: https://github.com/settings/ssh
6. edit an existing or make a new public key record
7. Configure your home directory
8. cd /root
9. git clone [email protected]:macie-korte/home .home
10. rm .bashrc
11. ln -s .home/.* .
12. rm .git
13. exec bash –login (now git bash prompt should be working)
14. emerge a few tools for later use: a. “emerge squashfs-tools” b. echo "sys-fs/squashfs-tools lzo" >> /etc/portage/package.use/squash c. ssh root@bigdell gpg2 --export-secret-keys | gpg2 --import d. “emerge lsof”
15. Configure Samba
16. ln –s /root/.home/conf/package.use /etc/portage/package.use/samba
17. emerge samba
18. ln -sf /root/.home/conf/smb.conf /etc/samba/smb.conf
19. smbpasswd -a root
20. ln –sf /root/.home/bin/mount-sw /bin/
21. /bin/mount-sw
22. Check out code
23. Stop all running services seen under screen –list
24. “umount /sw”

25. “cd /”
    

26. “rm –rf /sw”
27. “git clone [email protected]:macie-korte/sparkweave /sw”
28. “make -C /sw”
29. systemctl start sw-startup.service
30. systemctl start admin-console.service
31. View code from Windows
32. run \192.168.1.117 and see if you can access the VM
33. Go to “Map a network drive” and do it
34. If this doesn’t work, REBOOT Windows.
35. Change Password
36. “passwd root”