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This document explains how to install the framework provided by the SOBA Project, which is referred to as the "SOBA Framework." The SOBA Framework operates on multi-platforms, and the SOBA Framework for Windows (supporting WindowsXP and Windows 2000) and the SOBA Framework for Linux (supporting Red Hat Linux 9) are currently available.

This document consists of the following two parts.

• Part I Installation of the SOBA Framework for Windows
• Part II Installation of the SOBA Framework for Linux

Contents

Part I Installation of the SOBA Framework for Windows

1. Introduction

2. Obtaining the SOBA Framework and Installation Contents

2.1. How to Obtain the SOBA Framework

2.2. Installation Contents

3. Installation of the SOBA Framework and Starting the Common Application

3.1. Installation Procedures using the Installer

3.1.1. Starting up the Installer

3.1.2. License Agreement

3.1.3. Selecting the Installation Folder

3.1.4. Selecting the Installation Components

3.1.5. Completing the Installation Setup

3.1.6. Completing the Installation

3.2 Starting the Common Application

3.2.1. Initial Setup for the Common Application

3.2.2. Starting and Closing the Common Application

4. Uninstallation of the SOBA Framework

4.1. Starting up the Installer

4.2. Completion of Uninstallation

5. Installation of the Tool Applications

5.1. Tool Applications

5.2. Installation of Sobazilla

5.3. Uninstallation of Sobazilla

Part II Installation of the SOBA Framework for Linux

1. Prerequisites

1.1. Software Prerequisites to Install the SOBA Framework

1.2. Software Prerequisites to Use a Camera

1.3. Software Prerequisites to Play Sounds

2. Installation Procedures

2.1. Installation of Prerequisite Software

2.2. Installation of the SOBA Framework

2.3. Installation of Sobazilla

2.4. Setting Up the User Environment

2.5 Starting the Common Application

3. Settings

3.1. Changing the Password Setting

3.2. Starting the Configuration Tool

3.3. Setting Sobazilla

4. Other Considerations

4.1. Multicast

4.2. Display Setting

4.3. Warning Message