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--- experience_purdue_setup [2012/07/18 08:53] – jtkorb
+++ experience_purdue_setup [2012/07/18 09:21] (current) – jtkorb
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 On each Kindle Fire, install and configure SL4A and Python For Android...
-  - In web browser, search for sl4a.  Should result in reference to android-scripting page at code.google.com.
+  - (Method 1:) In web browser, visit http://tinyurl.com/epfires
-  - Set Search choice to "Featured downloads", press Search button.
+    - Select sl4a_r6.apk download button.  (Should start and complete download.)
-  - Select sl4a_r6.apk download button.  (Should start and complete download.)
+    - Select PythonForAndroid_r4.apk download button.  (Should start and complete download.)
-  - Select PythonForAndroid_r4.apk download button.  (Should start and complete download.)
+  - (Method 2:) In web browser, search for sl4a.  Should result in reference to android-scripting page at code.google.com.
+    - Set Search choice to "Featured downloads", press Search button.
+    - Select sl4a_r6.apk download button.  (Should start and complete download.)
+    - Select PythonForAndroid_r4.apk download button.  (Should start and complete download.)
   - Select browser Menu -> Downloads.
   - Select sl4a apk download from above; complete install process (first time will require overriding installation setting).
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 On a UNIX workstation with Android tools installed (e.g., sslab machines)...
-  - Ensure adb is in your path (or create alias): /p/android-sdk/platform-tools/adb.
+  - Ensure adb is in your path: /p/android-sdk/platform-tools.
   - Download fetch.py from [[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/jtk/sl4a/fetch.py]].
   - Connect Kindle Fire via USB.