Before all, ensure you have installed in your system the packages:
- libglib2.0-dev
- libfuse-dev
- fuse-utils You have also to have FUSE in your kernel, as module or built-in. For informations, refer http://fuse.sf.net .
First, you have to compile and install libhyppo: change directory in the right one and run "./compile". It will put a folder in /usr/local/include with the headers (used to compile applications that want to handle the Hyppocampus filesystem) and a shared library object in /usr/local/lib .
Now, compile Hyppocampus running the "./compile" script in "hyppocampus" directory: it will create a directory in your home, ~/.hyppocampus , that will contains the real copy of the filesystem and the configuration file, and a new executable, "hyppo", will be put in /usr/local/bin .
To mount Hyppocampus, choice a directory (don't matter what) and run "hyppo /the/chosen/directory". To run in debug mode, add "-d" at the end of line. If you change mountpoint from time to time contents will be always the same: the only way to run a new Hyppocampus environment is to remove the ~/.hyppocampus directory, or to recompile the source (the script will clean all before install the new copy)
Generato il Thu Aug 10 16:04:58 2006 per Hyppocampus da
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