anchor.diff:  
   Here are the steps to take to setup a new UDOO-Neo to run the OrigenLink server application.  These instructions are not intended to be exhaustive, but should be good enough to get you up and running.
   
  -* Change the name of the computer to something unique (like udooneo-myname).  This name is the string that you will enter in your environment ruby file for your app.  Your computer running origen g pattern/my_pattern.rb and the UDOO should be attached to the same network (either through USB or ethernet)
  +##### Change the name of the computer to something unique (like udooneo-myname).
  +
  +This name is the string that you will enter in your environment ruby file for your app.  Your computer running origen g pattern/my_pattern.rb and the UDOO should be attached to the same network (either through USB or ethernet)
   
   ~~~
   prompt$> sudo nano /etc/hostname
  
positive.code:   (debugger prompt): disp tester.synchronize
  ~~~
  
  * Use tester.transaction (makes the most sense to have this in your app's reg read/write methods).  Before the transaction method executes the code block provided it will perform a synchronization.  Then, the code in the block is executed (which generates new vectors) and a second synchronization is performed.  The transaction method returns a boolean indicating whether the vectors generated by the code block passed or failed.
  
  ~~~ruby
    result = tester.transaction { dut.jtag.shift_xx (yy) }
  
negative.code: ~~~
  
  
  ##### Select link as your environment to run a pattern over the link connection when the origen generate command is run:
  
  ~~~
  origen e environment/link.rb
  