Disk Images
Standard Images
The following 'standard' images are available on the CityLab testbed. By default, 'Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit (CoT)' is used if no image is specified in the RSPec file.
Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit (CoT)
This is the 'standard' image for the CityLab testbed. It is derived from the standard Ubuntu 16.04 image used on the WiLab2 testbed, but some tools have been removed that are irrelevant for most testbed users. More importantly this image contains all the tools & configuration files needed to flash, erase and connect to the embedded radios listed on the Node Specifications page.
This image can be selected by using the following URN in your RSPec file:
urn:publicid:IDN+lab.cityofthings.eu+image+emulab-ops:UBUNTU16-64-CoT
Voyage 0.10 32-bit (CoT)
This image is derived from a standard Linux Voyage 0.10 installation. The following changes were made to enable it to be used on the CityLab testbed
- Installed the Emulab tools
- Configured Voyage so the root drive is mounted 'rw' by default
- Installed tools & configuration files needed to use the embedded radios
This image can be selected by using the following URN in your RSPec file:
urn:publicid:IDN+lab.cityofthings.eu+image+emulab-ops:VOYAGE010-32-CoT
Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit (WiLab2)
This is the 'standard' Ubuntu 16.04 image used on the WiLab2 testbed. A few (very) minor modifications have been made so Emulab does not try to control the WiFi interfaces, but apart from that everything is standard.
This image can be selected by using the following URN in your RSPec file:
urn:publicid:IDN+lab.cityofthings.eu+image+emulab-ops:UBUNTU16-64-STD
Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit (WiLab2)
This is the 'standard' Ubuntu 14.04 image used on the WiLab2 testbed. No modifications have been made to this disk image.
This image can be selected by using the following URN in your RSPec file:
urn:publicid:IDN+lab.cityofthings.eu+image+emulab-ops:UBUNTU14-64-STD
User-defined Images
As with other JFed testbeds, it is possible for user to create their own disk images through the JFed interface. How this can be done is explained here.
Once your image has been created, you will receive an email containing the urn for your image.