Getting access is now easier than ever. Head on over to [ssi-svn.stanford.edu https://ssi-svn.stanford.edu/]. You'll need to login with your SUID. The page will try to find any saved passwords attached to your username. If none are found, just click the link to generate a new password. From then on, the generated password will be displayed on that page. The displayed username and password is what you'll use to connect to SVN. You can write it down somewhere, or just come back to that page every time you need it.
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Getting access is now easier than ever. Head on over to [ ssi-svn.stanford.edu https://ssi-svn.stanford.edu/ ]. You'll need to login with your SUID. The page will try to find any saved passwords attached to your username. If none are found, just click the link to generate a new password. From then on, the generated password will be displayed on that page. The displayed username and password is what you'll use to connect to SVN. You can write it down somewhere, or just come back to that page every time you need it.
===Exploring an SVN Repo===
===Exploring an SVN Repo===
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The [ssi-svn.stanford.edu https://ssi-svn.stanford.edu/] page should now show a list of all the SSI SVN Repositories. Try clicking on the first, "altium-core". It will prompt for a username and password, see above. The page should now show the files in the root of the repository. Click on "iwuzhere.txt." It's a list of everyone who has followed this guide! Lets get you added to the list.
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The [ ssi-svn.stanford.edu https://ssi-svn.stanford.edu/ ] page should now show a list of all the SSI SVN Repositories. Try clicking on the first, "altium-core". It will prompt for a username and password, see above. The page should now show the files in the root of the repository. Click on "iwuzhere.txt." It's a list of everyone who has followed this guide! Lets get you added to the list.