Thundercomm TurboX C8550 - Configuring SDK Manager
In this section, you will find a guide on how to get the SDK Manager configured with your Thundercomm account[1][2]. This section assumes that you already have the Thundercomm SDK Manager downloaded installed in your computer, if not, please check our Installing SDK Manager section.
Create SDK Git Access Token
1. Use your web browser to log in to the Thundercomm SDK Git. The username and password should be the same as the ones used for accessing the Thundercomm documentation.
2. Create an SDK Git access token:
2.1. Go to the Preferences page.
2.2. Click on the Access Tokens section on the left bar.
2.3. Create a Personal Access Token named sdkmanager. Make sure you set an expiration date and tick all the checkboxes under the Select scopes section.
2.4. Save somewhere safe the generated token.
Configure the SDK Manager App
1. Execute the SDK Manager container:
turbox-sdkmanager-setup.sh --os-version 18.04 -u
2. Inside the Docker container, execute the sdkmanager application:
sdkmanager --init
2.1. Once the execution starts you will have to enter the previously generated access token.
2.2. Tell the script to automatically generate an SSH key by typing Yes when prompted.
2.3. Provide the SDK Git associated email. Configure the SSH key name, location and passphrase or leave the default values by keep pressing Enter.
2.4. When asked to initialize the Git account type Yes and provide your name and email.
2.5. When asked to select the region choose the nearest to you.
Once the application finishes the SDK Manager will be ready for operations such as Downloading_Prebuilt_Images or Building Images from Source.
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