Linuxlab machines (accessible from console or over the network) are the standard, supported, development environment for the project. We will test by running your projects on a Linuxlab machine, without necessarily being there (e.g.remote connection with ssh).
So the good news is you don't have to physically be there to test it before submission; you can ssh, export DISPLAY, run bochs etc. The bad news is that you must test it on a linuxlab machine. "It runs on my bochs at home" is not an excuse for a project that doesn't run.
Once again, before submitting make sure your project runs atop of a bochs running on a linuxlab machine. It doesn't matter whether you are at UMD in the Linuxlab or at home to test that fact.
You should generate your submission contents as follows:
cd project0/build gmake clean cd ../.. zip -r proj0.zip project0(The above was changed to use zip rather than tar. The submit server only accepts files in this format.) In other words, make sure you submit a
We will grade your last submission. If your last submission is after 6PM on the due date, but before 9AM the next day, a late penalty will apply as instructed on the syllabus. Any submission later than 9AM the next day will not be taken into consideration.