📄️ Turning it on
To power the Rover, you can use either:
📄️ Safety measures
We have taken care to make sure all risks involved in this project are reduced to a minimum. However, you are provided "real-world" hadrware and appropriate precautions should be taken. This list highligts the most important do's and dont's:
📄️ Interfacing the Debix
While the Debix has the ability to be used as a desktop computer, the supported (and recommended) way of interfacing with it is in headless mode, through the command line. Thus we have two different ways of getting a shell onto the Debix.
📄️ The Rover utility
The rover utility is the main command used for interacting with the ASE software framework and starting/stopping the rover itself. The rover command centers around the configuration file /home/debix/rover.yaml. This file simply includes a list of programs which should be executed when starting the rover.
📄️ Setting up the debugger
To get up and running quickly, we provide you with a fully Dockerized debugging suite for all participants. You will be up and running in no-time.
📄️ Putting it all together
Step 1: update all modules