LSSS - Readme Contact information Home page: http://www.marec.no/ Email: support@marec.no ________________________________________________________________ Installing LSSS on Windows 1. Run the installation program. 2. See optional post-install steps in ReleaseNotes.txt. ________________________________________________________________ Installing LSSS on Linux 1. Unzip the LSSS installation zip file for linux. The resulting directory is referred to as LSSS_INSTALL_SRC. 2. Install Java a. Make sure Java 8 or newer is installed. An installation file for java is included in LSSS_INSTALL_SRC. The latest version of java can be downloaded from http://java.com/. b. Set the environment variable JAVA_HOME to the java installation directory. This is preferably done in a script performed at each login, such as .bashrc. 3. Install dongle driver a. Change directory to LSSS_INSTALL_SRC/sentinel_keys_protection_installer_* depending on your Linux distribution. b. Run skpi_install.sh as root. c. Select option 1. SUD - Sentinel USB Daemon. d. Rebooting might be necessary to start the daemon. 4. Install LSSS a. Unzip the LSSS zip-file in LSSS_INSTALL_SRC. The resulting directory is referred to as LSSS_HOME. 5. Start LSSS a. Insert a valid dongle in an USB port. b. Start LSSS by running LSSS_HOME/lsss/LSSS.sh. 6. Optional a. Create a shortcut to the startup script on the desktop using the icon LSSS_HOME/lsss/LSSS.png. b. See optional post-install steps in ReleaseNotes.txt. ________________________________________________________________ Notes for Linux users 1. /bin/bash is used in the start up scripts LSSS_HOME/{lsss,korona}/*.sh. These scripts may be modified to use another shell if /bin/bash is not available. 2. In order to achieve hardware graphics acceleration X might have to be configured to use 24 bit colors. 3. On 64-bit systems it might be necessary to install additional libraries in order to run the dongle driver that is a 32-bit application.