I don't understand very well what you mean when you say that "within which the receiveMsg() command is called...", but I think I can perhaps help you a little bit.When you want to receive something you just need to use the interface ReceiveMsg (GenericComm provides this interface, so just wire
You could add --nodeps flag to the command line to remove
dependencies.
i.e. use the command rpm --nodeps --force --ignoreos -Uvh
tinyos-1.1.10...
Giri
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I think that when you receive a packet through ReceiveMsg or Receive interfaces you don't have to check the CRC, since it has already been checked and you just won't receive the packet if the CRC was incorrect.primalfear 69 [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió: hello thanku very much..bcaz of ur
Hi all,I tried make mica2 in the Blink directory and i get this error:$ make mica2mkdir -p build/mica2 compiling Blink to a mica2 binary
ncc -o build/mica2/main.exe -Os -I%T/../contrib/xbow/tos/platform/mica2 -finline-limit=10 -Wall -Wshadow -DDEF_TOS_AM_GROUP=125 -Wnesc-all -target=mica2
Hi!
Would you please tell me about the applications where
Telos is better than Micaz and vice versa?
If you would begin from scratch, would you buy Micaz
motes or Telos? Why?
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Hi all,
I have a 3-axis accelerometer mount on tmote sky.
Every axis (x,y and z) is connected with a different
pin of the expansion connector and I want to sample a
channel and switch to the next (from x to y and from y
to z) cyclical. I must do it at 6000Hz but I see that
the ADC time for switch
See /opt/moteiv/tos/sensorboards/invent/MicrophoneDriver*.nc
-Joe
On 9/25/06, Raj Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Joe
I am working on an application wherein we are to acquire data from
multichannels of accelerometer.After acquring say 500 points per channel at
2000 hz we are to store them
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Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:20:30 -0700
From: Philip Levis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Tinyos-help] How to use ACK in TOSSIM
To: Michael Schippling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: tinyos-help_list tinyos-help@millennium.berkeley.edu
Message-ID: [EMAIL
Servey,Thanks for the speedy reply. :)I just downloaded
nesC version 1.2.7a from sourceforge. Installation went on fine. But
when I updated to the Jan2005 version it gave me the same error again.I tried updating to the package which you suggested and this is the error i received :
error:
On 9/26/06, Сергей Кушнир [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, David!
I have made some changes to this patch: a little bit about configure.in and
make some corrections in line numbers.
Then I have copied my patch tinyos-binutils-2-16-1.diff in binutils2-16 tree
and execute command:
patch
Could anybody tell me please the difference between
MIB510 (serial) and MIB600 (Ethernet) in putting the
application on the mote!
Do we need the same commands like:
Make micaz install .. or do they have different
installing commands.
Please Help!
You can use timers with HPLPowerManagement, at least with the Mica2/Dot/Z motes. The only problem I have had is that occasionally they get lost, especially if the timer interval is short. My solution has been to always use repeating timers rather than one-shot timers. That way, if you lose one
Hi, Sundaresh! It means that version of nesC compiler in TinyOS 1.1.0
is older than 1.1.1. You have to install the newer version of it. The
last version is 1.27 and you can get it here
http://csl.stanford.edu/~pal/tinyos/nesc-1.2.7b-1.cygwin.i386.rpm
But why do you install 1.1.10? Try better the
Hello, David!
I have made some changes to this patch: a little bit about configure.in and
make some corrections in line numbers.
Then I have copied my patch tinyos-binutils-2-16-1.diff in binutils2-16 tree
and execute command:
patch -p1 tinyos-binutils2-16-1.diff
I have saw these lines:
can somebody please guide me how interrupts are
handled in tinyos 1.1.0 .
i have gone through all the tiny os material available
on net but couldnt able to find how interrupts are
generated and handled and how tinyos get back to its
last task.
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Do
Hello,
I notice that many MSP430-based mote designs, like the Telos revisions,
interject special 'handshaking' between the serial port DTR# signal and the
MSP's RST# pin in BSL configurations. Is there any reason beyond prevention
of unwanted uC resets by spurious toggling of DTR# that
I would be very hesitant to say anything is an absolute guarantee. Brano from Vanderbilt identified a note in the MSP430 User's Guide regarding potentially corrupt readings of a timer based on a asynchronous clock source. This seemed like the likely source of errors in corrupt time values. The
Unwanted reset when inserting and removing from USB.
-Joe
On 9/26/06, R. Steve McKown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I notice that many MSP430-based mote designs, like the Telos revisions,
interject special 'handshaking' between the serial port DTR# signal and the
MSP's RST# pin in BSL
Also, on some platforms such as Linux, it would hold the mote in reset unless the serial port was actively open for read/write.CoryOn 9/26/06, Joe Polastre
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Unwanted reset when inserting and removing from USB.
-JoeOn 9/26/06, R. Steve McKown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello,
One hopes that you have installed the whole TOS development environment...
Try this in the bash shell:
enfield:schip [206] type ncc
ncc is /usr/local/bin/ncc
You may not have that directory in your PATH.
MS
sundaresh sundaralingam wrote:
Hi all,
I tried make mica2 in the Blink
There was just a huge discussion of interrupts and async functions
on this list, perhaps even this month. This is a good search start:
http://www.moteiv.com/community/TinyOS_Information
If you want the actual TOS code that wraps ints you'll have to go
search _every_ source file, just like
On Tuesday 26 September 2006 11:20 am, Joe Polastre wrote:
Unwanted reset when inserting and removing from USB.
On Tuesday 26 September 2006 11:28 am, Cory Sharp wrote:
Also, on some platforms such as Linux, it would hold the mote in reset
unless the serial port was actively open for
Bandu,I'm not sure what's going on. Can you try compiling Ditto from the application directory in /opt/moteiv/apps/invent/Ditto and installing again?Let me know if that helps, thanks,Cory
On 9/23/06, bandu khote [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After rebooting to moteiv application Ditto both the tmote
Hi,I'm using tinyos 1.1.0-1is and doesn't have micaz support. Wich version has it?José
Preguntá. Respondé. Descubrí.
Todo lo que querías saber, y lo que ni imaginabas,
está en Yahoo! Respuestas (Beta).
Probalo ya! ___
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Dr. Levis:
If a command has the following code
command result_t A.p(){
...
post TaskB();
...
}
If some module call A.p(), the execution sequence is : first A.p() is
put into the task queue and runs to
completion, and then TaskB will be executed until a later time. And the
return value of
Dear TinyOSers, I am trying to compile TinyOS 1.1.0 on Fedora Core 4, and ran into a problem that many others have had relating to offsetof(). When I try to compile, I get 4 error messages of the sort /opt/tinyos-1.x/tos/types/AM.h:157: parse error before `struct' As I understand the problem,
Patch files are applied thusly:
patch -p0 tinyos.patch
You need to be in the top level directory and it assumes the patch was
made there. Otherwise you might need to alter the -p option. I seem to
recall that patch was a -p1 but I don't recall.
But you might be able to use a newer version of
Kang,Please search the TinyOS Help archives. It seems like we discuss this at length at least once a month. A handy form for search ing is here:
http://www.moteiv.com/community/TinyOS_InformationShort answer: commands and events are just like C functions, they're not tasks.CoryOn 9/26/06,
KANG
That is an installation error. It means that it cannot find the nesC for
TinyOS compiler called ncc. What version are you running? What system
are you running on? Linux or Cygwin? Have you installed from source,
rpms or cvs?
If you provide this information it may help. You may also want to go
I don't know anything about the MIB600, you might have to have a look on the
crossbow website (www.xbow.com).
For the MIB510 you need to type something like:
make micaz install mib510,device
Where device is the serial port, eg /dev/ttyS0 for COM1, /dev/ttyS1 for COM2
(note the S is
Hi, Cory,
Thank you for you reply.
But on the mailing list, most of them deal with interrupt and event
handler. When I concern about is the command function and task.
If as you said command function is like C function and returns
immediately, why does nesC need asyn command? Asynchrous command
Hi Cory, I was continuing my experiment and I do observe that there are bogus timestamps despite the fix and as you mention, they are less frequent than before. I understand that the problem arises because of trying to read the timer (based on
an async clock source) when it is running.TimerM
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