Installation_with_docker.md

Installation Guidelines

1. Install Docker Desktop from https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/
2. Pull the pinto image sajedalmorsy/pintos:1.0 from Docker Hub:

sudo docker pull sajedalmorsy/pintos:1.0

3. Go to the place in where you would like to install the project Note: You may install it in any place as per your preferences
   ex:

cd ~

4. Clone the repo:

git clone git@github.com:SajedHassan/CSEx61-dockerized-pintos.git

5. From the directory, in which the repo is cloned, run a container from the pulled image and attach the repo as a volume:

sudo docker run --platform linux/amd64 --rm -it -v "$(pwd)/CSEx61-dockerized-pintos:/root/pintos" a85bf0a348d6

Note: If you got an error which is related to specifying container image platform use this command instead:

sudo docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd)/CSEx61-dockerized-pintos:/root/pintos" a85bf0a348d6

6. You should now be inside of the running container. Navigate to:

cd ~/pintos

7. Update the permissions and exclude it from git:

chmod -R 777 .
git config core.filemode false

8. Build the utils:

cd ./src/utils
make clean
make

9. Check out the branch of the current project phase.
   For Phase 1 (Threads), checkout threads-dockerized
   For Phase 1 (Userprog), checkout user-prog-dockerized

git checkout threads-dockerized

10. Build the current phase code:

cd ~/pintos/src/threads/
make clean
make
pintos run alarm-multiple

Or, for phase 2

cd ~/pintos/src/userprog/
make clean
make

Finally, after making the required code changes, run the following to test you code and calculate your grade from the directory that corresponds to the current phase, ~/pintos/src/threads or ~/pintos/src/userprog:

make grade

Notes:

• If you see permission issue at any stage, run the following from the ~/pintos directory inside the container:

chmod -R 777 .

• For phase 2 (Userprog), you may need to do the build steps of both phases as they do depend on each others in some areas.