mait.sh1.132.1

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Get the MAIT image

Start a project with AIDC Launch and check that you are inside the MAIT image.

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Steps

Three steps from your project folder to a checked workspace.

You do not download the image yourself: AIDC Launch does it when you start a project.

  1. Start and open a shell
    $ aidcx start --trusted
    $ aidcx shell
    Step 1 of 3

    Start the project

    First complete the launcher installation and sign in. On native Linux, open a terminal in your project folder. On macOS or Windows, run bare aidcx after host installation and login to open the MAIT Linux terminal, then open your project folder there. Run the following project commands in that Linux terminal:

    --trusted is needed only the first time you start a project in a folder.

    What you get

    A shell inside the project workspace.

  2. Check the release
    $ cat /etc/mait/image/version
    Step 2 of 3

    Check the release

    What you get

    The release number of the image you are in.

  3. Check the account
    $ id
    $ printf 'written in the workspace\n' > workspace-marker.txt
    Step 3 of 3

    Check your account and your files

    Open the same project folder on your computer: workspace-marker.txt is there, and it is yours.

    What you get

    A working account that matches yours, and proof that project files live on your computer. Files elsewhere survive removal only when they are in storage you deliberately preserve, such as a named volume. Remove the demonstration marker after checking it on the host.

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