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=Installing Prerequisites= The recommended way to set up your system and build Echo is to do the following. ==On Ubuntu-based Linux== - Ensure you have Mercurial installed (one way is to run the following commands in a Terminal): ``` sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install mercurial ``` - Ensure you have access to [[/diffusion|the repositories]]. - Ensure you have updated the host fingerprint as per the [[technical_documents/repositories/|Repositories]] page. This will avoid any certificate errors when attempting to clone. - Clone the rEI Echo installer repository into the desired location. - Run `sudo ./SetupEcho.sh` and follow the prompts. =Building Echo= Do one of the following: # Navigate to the cloned EchoInstaller directory and run `./BuildEcho.sh`. # Open the `echo3` project in [[tools/netbeans|NetBeans]] and Build from there.

=Installing Prerequisites= The recommended way to set up your system and build Echo is to do the following. ==On Ubuntu-based Linux== - Ensure you have [[tools|Mercurial]] installed first. - Ensure you have access to [[/diffusion|the repositories]]. - Ensure you have updated the host fingerprint as per the [[technical_documents/repositories/|Repositories]] page. This will avoid any certificate errors when attempting to clone. - Clone the rEI Echo installer repository into the desired location. - Run `sudo ./SetupEcho.sh` and follow the prompts. =Building Echo= Do one of the following: # Navigate to the cloned EchoInstaller directory and run `./BuildEcho.sh`. # Open the `echo3` project in [[tools/netbeans|NetBeans]] and Build from there.

=Installing Prerequisites= The recommended way to set up your system and build Echo is to do the following. ==On Ubuntu-based Linux== - Ensure you have Mercurial installed (one way is to run the following commands in a Terminal): ``` sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install mercurial ```[[tools|Mercurial]] installed first. - Ensure you have access to [[/diffusion|the repositories]]. - Ensure you have updated the host fingerprint as per the [[technical_documents/repositories/|Repositories]] page. This will avoid any certificate errors when attempting to clone. - Clone the rEI Echo installer repository into the desired location. - Run `sudo ./SetupEcho.sh` and follow the prompts. =Building Echo= Do one of the following: # Navigate to the cloned EchoInstaller directory and run `./BuildEcho.sh`. # Open the `echo3` project in [[tools/netbeans|NetBeans]] and Build from there.