Setup the Linux Client:

Copy the BNRLinuxClient.zip to the Linux machine and unzip the files.

 

Map the Render path:

You can modify the smbdrive.sh to Map the Samba (windows) drives
(This may require (SU) SuperUser rights) 
 

(bnetnode.load)
; -----------------------------------------------
; Make sure you end each setting with a ';'
; -----------------------------------------------
;
;
CONTROLLER_IP=192.168.1.24;
;
COMPUTERNAME=Linux73;
USERNAME=UnixUser;
; -----------------------------------------------
; local Paths used by the BNRCLIENT to file the Scene files
; -----------------------------------------------
BNR_SCENEDIR=/render/NetRender/build;
BNR_FRAMEDIR=/render/NetRender/frames;
;
; -----------------------------------------------
; local settings that will be used to launch the LWSN shell
; These Paths are used to find the Linux or OSX Unix files
; Make sure you include the full path
; -----------------------------------------------
; FOR Linux Lightwave
LINUX_LW_LWSN=/usr/share/lwsn-7.5c/programs/lwsn; 
LINUX_LW_CFG=/usr/share/lwsn-7.5c/.lwext3rc;
LINUX_LW_TEMPDIR=/tmp;
;
;
; For Maya
;
MAYA_BATCHRENDER=/usr/maya/bin/render;
MAYA_PROJECTDIR=/usr/maya/projectdir;
CREATEBATCHLOG=1;
;

Edit the configuration file (bnetnode.load):

Edit the 'bnetnode.load' file and set all the paths
(Note: If you are going to use the runit_lw.sh or runit_maya.sh - You will want to modify the 'bnetnode.lw' or 'bnetnode.maya' files, because the scripts will copy these into the 'bnetnode.load')

The BNR SCENEDIR and BNR_FRAMEDIR must be the same directories that the Controller is using.


 

Start the BNR Linux Client:

You can use the 'runit_lw.sh' or 'runit_maya.sh' shells scripts to launch BNR . You can also use the -d switch to launch BNR as a unix .service