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Expand Up @@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ resource folder (`app/src/main/resources`) and will be included in the ONOS app
binary. The copy that gets included in the ONOS app will be the one that gets
deployed by ONOS to the device after the connection is initiated.

### 4. Restart ONOS and load updated pipeconf
### 4. Restart ONOS

**Note:** ONOS should be already running, and in theory, there should be no need
to restart it. However, while ONOS supports reloading the pipeconf with a
Expand All @@ -158,7 +158,17 @@ executions, including ONOS.
Wait approx. 20 seconds for ONOS to completing booting, or check the ONOS log
(`make onos-log`) until no more messages are shown.

### 3. Push netcfg to ONOS to trigger device and link discovery
### 5. Load updated app and register pipeconf

On a terminal window, type:

```
$ make app-reload
```

This command will upload to ONOS and activate the app binary previously built (located at app/target/ngsdn-tutorial-1.0-SNAPSHOT.oar).

### 6. Push netcfg to ONOS to trigger device and link discovery

On a terminal window, type:

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