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-====== ​Overview ​======+====== ​Installing under Linux - V2 ====== 
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 +**NOTE:** This only applies to our old V2 application. ​ The latest V3 application (which also talks to V1 and V2 ECUs) installs and runs natively under Linux already.
  
 DSMLink is written in Java.  Java is cross platform. ​ So DSMLink should be as well.  And it is, mostly. ​ Here are the steps one user used to get DSMLink up and running under Linux. ​ Please keep in mind that this is not something we at ECMTuning support. ​ We're not going to be able to help much getting this up and going if you have problems. ​ It's being provided here for reference and archival purposes. ​ If the original author would step forward and claim this, I'll *gladly* include your name as key contributor. ​ I don't want anyone thinking I did this writeup. ​ I did not.  I'm merely copying the text here for reference. DSMLink is written in Java.  Java is cross platform. ​ So DSMLink should be as well.  And it is, mostly. ​ Here are the steps one user used to get DSMLink up and running under Linux. ​ Please keep in mind that this is not something we at ECMTuning support. ​ We're not going to be able to help much getting this up and going if you have problems. ​ It's being provided here for reference and archival purposes. ​ If the original author would step forward and claim this, I'll *gladly* include your name as key contributor. ​ I don't want anyone thinking I did this writeup. ​ I did not.  I'm merely copying the text here for reference.
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 ====== Details ====== ====== Details ======
  
-Step 1: Install Blackdown'​s JDK libraries.+**Step 1:** Install Blackdown'​s JDK libraries.
  
   sudo apt-get install j2sdk1.4   sudo apt-get install j2sdk1.4
  
-Step 2: Download JavaComm API (this allows java to communicate with your serial ports)+Note: It seems that there is a open source free version of the JDK available. It also seems to be included with fedora 9, see: http://​www.jboss.org/​feeds/​post/​java_is_finally_free_and_open. 
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 +**Step 2:** Download JavaComm API (this allows java to communicate with your serial ports)
 *Note: This is a tarball I created of the necessary files. If you want to register at Sun.com and download the whole thing, go ahead. *Note: This is a tarball I created of the necessary files. If you want to register at Sun.com and download the whole thing, go ahead.
  
-  wget http://www.dsmlink.com/​images/​forums/​oses/​linux/​javacomm.tar.gz+  wget https://www.ecmtuning.com/​images/​forums/​oses/​linux/​javacomm.tar.gz
   tar -xvf javacomm.tar.gz   tar -xvf javacomm.tar.gz
  
-Step 3: Place comm files in appropriate directories+**Step 3:** Place comm files in appropriate directories
  
   sudo mv javax.comm.properties /​usr/​lib/​j2se/​1.4/​jre/​lib   sudo mv javax.comm.properties /​usr/​lib/​j2se/​1.4/​jre/​lib
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   sudo mv libLinuxSerialParallel_g.so libLinuxSerialParallel.so /​usr/​lib/​j2se/​1.4/​jre/​lib/​i386   sudo mv libLinuxSerialParallel_g.so libLinuxSerialParallel.so /​usr/​lib/​j2se/​1.4/​jre/​lib/​i386
  
-Step 4: Download DSMLink application file+**Step 4:** Download DSMLink application file
  
-  wget http://www.dsmlink.com/​dsmlink.jar+  wget https://www.ecmtuning.com/​dsmlink.jar
  
-Step 5: Create space for DSMLink+**Step 5:** Create space for DSMLink
  
   mv dsmlink.jar /opt/   mv dsmlink.jar /opt/
  
-Step 6: Create code for launcher+**Step 6:** Create code for launcher
  
   sudo gedit /​usr/​bin/​dsmlink.sh   sudo gedit /​usr/​bin/​dsmlink.sh
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   cd /opt java -jar dsmlink.jar   cd /opt java -jar dsmlink.jar
  
-Step 7: Create a launcher.+**Step 7:** Create a launcher.
  
   sudo gedit /​usr/​share/​applications/​DSMLink.desktop   sudo gedit /​usr/​share/​applications/​DSMLink.desktop
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   Categories=Application;​Other;​   Categories=Application;​Other;​
  
-Step 8: Refresh your panel:+**Step 8:** Refresh your panel:
  
   sudo killall gnome-panel   sudo killall gnome-panel
  
-Step 9: There is no Step 9+**Step 9:** There is no Step 9
  
 Happy tuning! Happy tuning!
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