My time to contribute to this great community... I won't make it fancy cuz I haven't had a chance to take snapshot of the procedure. I will and then update this post.
Note: this is about how to
UPDATE you currently working v44 Virtual Machine to v57.
Clone you v44 machine: just so that is something goes wrong you can fall back on a working VM...
1) Open VM Ware
2) Select your v44 machine
3) Select "VM" then "Clone"
4) Click "Next" then make sure "The current state of the virtual machine" is selected and click "Next"
5) Select "Create a full clone" and click "Next"
6) Name the new Virtual Machine (eg "EasyDIS_v44_Program_v57") and select "Finish"
Updating from v44 to v57
1) Select the new virtual machine
2) In the "Devices" tab double click on "CD/DVD (IDE)"
3) Select "Use ISO image file:" and browse for the "DIS v57 PROGRAM"
4) Click "Ok"
5) Power up the VM
6) Click "Administration" and in the DIS column select "Installation"
7) It will prompt you that the CD needs to activate, select ok, then take a walk as it will take some time
8) Once is done turn off the VM (via the "Shutdown" command in "Calibrating touch shield"
Make sure it communicates
On top of the normal things to check as described in the "READ THIS FIRST" white paper from [IIRC] DavidMC (please let me know if this is wrong... I'm really quoting based on memory and could be wrong... No offense, really), chances are the configurations of EDIABAS.INI in the DIS (not the one native in the INPA/EDIABAS installation, but the EDIABAS.INI in the VM) is not configured correctly. Here's how to fix it:
1) Power up the VM, go in "Administration" -> "Calibrating touch shield"
2) Select "7 SCOADMIN NETWORK"
3) Left click in the blank section of the window and hit CTRL + SysRq to access to UNIX root
4) At the prompt type "root" then enter and in password type "password" (it will not appear... that's just UNIX...) then enter
5) Once you get to TERM = (scoansi) hit enter to get to the command line
6) Type "cd /etc" then enter
7) Type "vi ediabas.ini" then enter
8) You will notice that under "RemoteHost = not_available" and "#RemoteHost = tarantella". We need to make it look like "RemoteHost = 192.168.68.1" and "#RemoteHost = diaghead"
9) With the arrows move the cursor to the "n" of "not_available" and hit the letter "x" (to delete) untill all you have left is "RemoteHost ="
10) Hit the letter "i" (to edit) and type " 192.168.68.1" (with the "space" between "=" and "1")
11) Hit "esc" to exit the editing mode
12) Move the cursor on the "#RemoteHost = tarantella" line and repeate the procedure to make it look like "#RemoteHost = diaghead". Once you're done with this change as well hit "esc"
12) Once you're done type ":wq" to save the changes (if you ever screw up, just hit "esc" and type ":q!" to discharge any change and start all over from #7)
13) Type "init 6" to restart
14) Run the APITEST to make sure you're now connected
I hope this helps someone...
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