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1. Make sure Docker Desktop is started and wsl ubuntu is installed (see above setup)

2. Clone and open a terminal in a embedded project.

3. Pull down the Docker container you are using by running docker compose pull.

4. Start the container by running docker compose run --rm ner-gcc-arm.

   1. Make sure you are running it in the root directory of the project (Ex. Cerberus, Shepherd, Iroh, Proteus, etc.)

5. To mount any flashing hardware (this may be condensed into a script in the future):

   1. Open a Windows terminal with admin privileges and run winget install usbipd

   2. Open a WSL terminal (wsl) and run the following commands to enable mounting Windows USB devices in the Docker container

      1. Leave the terminal open

   3. (If interacting with hardware) Mount the Raspberry Pi probe by finding the device in another Windows terminal with usbipd list and mount the device in a Windows terminal window (with admin privileges the first time you do this) with usbipd bind --busid=<BUSID>

      1. You’re looking for the CMSIS-DAP v2 Interface device

         

   4. Run usbipd attach --wsl=ubuntu --busid <BUSID>.

   5. Clone and open a terminal in a embedded project.

   6. Pull down the Docker container you are using by running docker compose pull.

   7. Start the container by running docker compose run --rm ner-gcc-arm.

      1. Make sure you are running it in the root directory of the project (Ex. Cerberus, Shepherd, Iroh, Proteus, etc.)

All future mounts after the first time on the device should be:

1. Open wsl with wsl

2. usbipd list to get the pi debug probe BUS ID

3. usbipd attach --wsl=ubuntu --busid <BUSID>

4. docker compose run --rm ner-gcc-arm