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CS 4440 Wiki:
The PyMD5 Mo

To use it, include from pymd5 import * in your Python 3 script.

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You can download the PyMD5 module at cs4440.eng.utah.edu/files/project1/pymd5.py.

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CS 4440 Wiki:
The PyRoots

To use it, include from pyroots import * in your Python 3 script.

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You can download the file at cs4440.eng.utah.edu/files/project1/pyroots.py.

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Step 2: Setup QEMU Launcher Script

Spend some time getting familiar with your new VM—you'll be using it all semester!

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Setting up a Shared Folder

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Click on the Folder with the Green + button on the right side to create a Shared Folder. Use these Settings to set up your folder:

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  • Folder Path: Select "Other" to choose a folder on your local machine.
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  • Folder Name: Anything to identify it. (Note: on the VM, it will show as sf_NAME)
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  • Read-Only: Unchecked (Checked will mean you can only pull files from your local machine into the VM)
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  • Auto-Mount: Checked (This will make sure it always shows up.)
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  • Mount Point: Leave Blank

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Next time you start your VM, you should be able to see your Shared Folder under "Devices" in the File Manager. If you click into the Shared Folder, you may receive this error.

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If so, do not worry - we are just a step away! In order to give your user (cs4440) permissions, launch your Terminal inside the VM and copy and paste this code:

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sudo adduser cs4440 vboxsf
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Restart your VM and your Shared Folder should now be set up!

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Optional: Working Outside the VM via VSCode

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Table of Contents:

  • Setup via UTM
  • Setup via QEMU
  • Logging-in the VM
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  • Setting up a Shared Folder
  • Using VSCode
  • Troubleshooting