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__Documents__ https://bhallalab.github.io/MouseBehaviour
-A `cmake` based C++/Python pipeline to run behavioural experiment.
+A C++/Python pipeline to run behavioural experiment.
# Protocols
A protocols must be listed in `./Protocols/BehaviourProtocols.csv`. You must specify the right
-protocol code duging configuration. See section __How to run the pipeline__ below.
+protocol code duging cmake configuration. See section __How to run the pipeline__ below.
# How to run the pipeline
-Both the arduino and the camera should be connected to the computer before starting the
+The Arduino uno board and the camera should be connected to the computer before starting the
session.
## Download and setup (done once)
-This code will __only__ work on Ubuntu-16.04. Install arduino, c++ compiler
-(gcc), cmake, and boost libraries.
+This application works __only__ on Ubuntu-18.04 because of the camera firmware available in this repository
+from PointGrey Inc works only with Ubuntu 18.04.
+
+Install arduino, c++ compiler (gcc), cmake, and boost libraries.
Script `bootstrap.sh` will try to install all dependencies. Required
libraries for PointGrey camera is in the source.
$ git clone https://github.com/BhallaLab/MouseBehaviour.git
$ cd MouseBehaviour
- $ sudo -E ./bootstrap.sh # on first time post login. If it fails, manual configuration is needed.
-
-The script `bootstap.sh` will try to configure your system. You must have `sudo`
-permissions because we need to add to various groups (`pgrimaging` and `dialout`)
-before you can access camera and serial port. __In case, something odd happens,
-raise an issue on github__.
+ $ sudo -E ./bootstrap.sh # If it fails, manual configuration is needed.
Once bootstrap is successful, logout and login. Changes made to your groups comes
into effect only after a fresh login. To verify that you are in appropriate groups, type `groups`
-command in terminal. Make sure that `pgrimaging` and `dialout` appears in the
-group list. If not, things have not gone properly.
+command in terminal. Make sure that `flirimaging` and `dialout` appears in the
+group list.
To build and upload to arduino: