This document explains how to install and launch the Live* demo

1. To run the demo you will need a 64-bit machine with 64-bit Xen and Linux.
   You will also need libvirtd to be installed

   # uname -m
   x86_64

   # cat /proc/xen/capabilities
   control_d

   # virsh list
       Id Name                 State
   ----------------------------------
        0 Domain-0             running

2. Also, you will need wxPython

   # rpm -qa | fgrep wx
   wxBase-2.8.9-1.fc8
   wxBase-2.8.9-1.fc8
   wxPython-2.8.9.1-1.fc8
   wxGTK-gl-2.8.9-1.fc8
   wxGTK-gl-2.8.9-1.fc8
   wxGTK-2.8.9-1.fc8
   wxGTK-2.8.9-1.fc8

3. Download files:

    demo-1.0-rc1.tbz2.1
    demo-1.0-rc1.tbz2.2
    demo-1.0-rc1.tbz2.3

4. Concatenate and unpack. 
   You will need at least 3.5GB of disk space available for the demo.

    cat demo-1.0-rc1.tbz2.? | tar -tjvf -

5. Open launchpad.conf in an editor and add hostname and MAC address of
   your machine.

5. Go to the livestar-demo and launch the launchpad

    cd livestar-demo
    ./launchpad

   The launchpad command spills a lot of debugging output. 
   You can focus on the GUI and ignore it for now.

6. Double-click on "Hardware" and select the amount of memory, swap 
   and the size of the copy-up space.

   If you run the demo before you can also select the previous tagged
   copy-up image to avoid dynamic creation of a new empty image.

   Then return to the main panel.

7. Double-click on "Software" and select the "Fedora 9 Base" image and 
   "Sun Java6u11"

   Then return to the main panel.

8. Double-click on "Properties" and check the "Additional Properties" and
   "Additional Files" box. Then click the "Find" button next to the 
   "Additional Properties" checkbox. A dialog box will pop up. Browse the
   directory named "customization" and select the file "custom.props" Click OK.
  
   Then return to the main panel.

9. Double Click on "Disks" and select a the "../disk1.disk:1" entry. This is the
   first entry in the list.

   Then return to the main panel.

10. Go to the "Builder" menu at the top-left of the launchpad GUI and 
    select "Launch"
   
11. The GUI will create a xen guest domain and start a vncviewer attached to
    the virtual frame buffer of this domain. 

12. Once the guest domain boot completes, you can log in as root with password test123

13. Run the following command to verify that Sun Java 6 update 11 is installed:

    # java -version

    and:

    # javac -version

    These commands will verify that Sun java is indeed present in your system.