Stage B < Installation < Viivi's Cell < Entrance

Viivi Installation Stage B

Here the Viivi installation process of Stage B is summarized briefly.

Use the Boot-Up File

Here we will boot Viivi in a handy way by using a boot-up file.

Check the boot-up file
Depending on your platform, choose one (within your head) from the boot-up files in the Viivi system directory:
- ```
viivi		the boot-up script file for Unix-like platform
```
- ```
viivi.bat		the boot-up batch file for Windows platform
```

Try to run the boot-up file
Most of the cases, the boot-up file can boot Viivi as it is.

In the terminal/CMD window, change the directory to the Viivi system directory.
(Here the home directory on Windows platform is assumed as C:\Users\ilma\.)

	$ cd ${HOME}/Viivi/⮠			for Unix-like platforms (sh system) ($ is the shell prompt)
	% cd ${HOME}/Viivi/⮠			for Unix-like platforms (csh system) (% is the shell prompt)
	> cd C:\Users\ilma\Viivi\⮠	for Windows platforms (> is the cmd prompt)

Now try to run the boot-up file in the current directory with an argument-command "-K", as

	$ ./viivi -K⮠		for Unix-like platforms (sh system) ($ is the shell prompt)
	% ./viivi -K⮠		for Unix-like platforms (csh system) (% is the shell prompt)
	> .\viivi -K⮠		for Windows platforms (> is the cmd prompt)

If you see the Viivi's prompt

at the end of the output, then the installation process at Stage B was successful.

As we did in Stage A, try to input 30 and (exit) to see the same results.

In the above check, we provided the argument command "-K" to boot Viivi in the kernel-mode.
You can boot Viivi also in the IDE-mode with the argument command "-G" as

	$ ./viivi -G⮠		for Unix-like platforms (sh system) ($ is the shell prompt)
	% ./viivi -G⮠		for Unix-like platforms (csh system) (% is the shell prompt)
	> .\viivi -G⮠		for Windows platforms (> is the cmd prompt)

To quit the IDE, please choose from the "File" menu on the controller to the item "exit Viivi".
(The basic operating instructions are briefly summarized in a Simple Tutorial.)

If you succeeded in the installation Stage B here, you can continue to use Viivi in this style.
But it must be troublesome that you have to specify the path to the boot-up file (in the case here "./" or ".\") at the head of the command line.
In the next Stage C, we will make it possible to boot Viivi from everywhere without the path-specifier, using environmental variables.

Do you have a problem here?
Please refer to Troubled at Stage B.

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