recently updated to maverick, which broke many things.
also, have to install things on new windows 7 (which is a failed triple-boot and more like a single boot since I can't boot Ubuntu when the win7 drive is attached)
6.005 instructions are for Subclipse. When I reinstalled everything, I went with Subversive instead. So here are some instructions for installing Subversive:
Download eclipse for Java developers (unpack zip where you want, run eclipse, no "installation") Instructions for Helios:
- Help > Install New Software >
- Work with: Pick "Helios - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/helios" (should be one of three given options)
- Under "Collaboration" select Subversive SVN Team Provider (Incubation)
- Agree or not agree to license as you wish
- Restart Eclipse.
- Window > Open Perspective > SVN Repository Exploring
- Automatically pops up: Install Connectors (Subversive Connector Discovery).
Lists several options under Subversive SVN Connectors. I have no idea what the differences between the options mean. I picked SVN Java Kit 1.3.2 which seems to be working fine.
"Install" (blah Connectors, blah SVNKit preselected for you) windows pops up
Next >- Accept license agreement, if you so wish.
- Restart Eclipse. (doh, this is silly, I could've sworn last time I only had to restart once, so these instructions are not optimal)
Now to add the 6.005 SVN repository. (remember to pull your folder via SVN Admin!)
- Window > Open Perspective > SVN Repository Exploring
Click the [ ]+ button (the tiny one that looks like a cylinder with a green plus sign next to it)
URL: https://svn.csail.mit.edu/6.005/fa10
"There is a problem with this site's security certificate" > Trust Always >
"User Credentials" > well yea, enter in the user name and password you created when you did Lab 0.1 > Ok
"Create master password for recovery" > Yes or No as you wish. I hit No.
Done!
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