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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions vm/README.md
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If it does not, check out the correct version:
```bash
cd mx && git checkout 7.75.0
mx --version && cd ..
./mx --version && cd ..
```
5. Add `mx` to your `PATH` environment variable:
```bash
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3. Enter the directory and check out the required tag. The tag is derived from the definition of `jdks.labsjdk-ce-latest.version` in [common.json](../common.json) in the Graal repository.
```bash
cd labs-openjdk
git checkout `cat /path/to/graal/common.json | grep '"labsjdk-ce-latest"' | sed 's:.*\(jvmci-[^"]*\)".*:\1:g'`
git checkout `cat /path/to/graal/common.json | grep '"labsjdk-ce-latest":' | sed 's:.*\(jvmci-[^"]*\)".*:\1:g'`
```
For example, at the time of writing this guide, the tag is `jvmci-25.1-b14`:
```
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