Do you know what is the extra handshaking that I have to send to write a packet.
I know that the crc isn´t calculated but when I send by the serial port it
works without calculating the crc.
Thanks Michael
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> However, it looks like an earlier bug is back, where if you boot into
> an image, then that UID is not shown as the currently-executing image
> afterwards.
>
I've just checked it with different LED versions (LED 0 blink for slot
0, LED 1 blink for slot 1, etc).
It looks like the 'tos-deluge -b'
> >
> > Do you have a suggestion for how long to wait before calls to
> > tos-deluge so there won't be errors? I'm using 5s now without errors,
> > but I'm not sure how safe that is, or if it is too long (as fast as
> > possible is nice for testing).
>
> I just committed a fix that should allow the
Hello,
I believe that the -b does not change the program in execution. It only
reboots the mote, and you can even use it without an image number. In fact,
I believe it simply ignores the image number if you provide it.
To reprogram the directly connected mote you should use the -r command, as
exp
On Jan 18, 2008 2:31 PM, Dimas Abreu Dutra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I believe that the -b does not change the program in execution. It only
> reboots the mote, and you can even use it without an image number. In fact,
> I believe it simply ignores the image number if you provide it.
Apologies in advance if I'm doing something dumb again ;-)
It looks like dissemination is broken. When you run tos-deluge -d or
-dr, nothing happens on the non-basestation motes.
I've seen this with my own testing, and also with
apps/tests/deluge/Blink/burn-net.
burn-net works fine up until the
Hi David,
I have faced also the similar problem for burn-net so I give it up. I
think before run
"tos-deluge -dr 1", you might run "tos-deluge -s 1" first.
Regards,
Weiping SONG
David wrote:
Apologies in advance if I'm doing something dumb again ;-)
It looks like dissemination is broken
In Boomer the file is under Deluge someplace so I just built that.
You are using T2 so the path is different. Perhaps look in
tos/lib/tosboot and see if there is a Makefile. Otherwise a top
level make might do it.
MS
Nue Noi wrote:
I guess it doesn't exist.
What did you rebuild?
Nuenoi
On Jan
Hi!
On Fri, 18 Jan 2008, David wrote:
I removed that field completely because we don't really need it anymore. If
the dissemination worked then you should see using -p that the correct
image (UID) is in the proper place.
How do the motes now determine when they have an older or newer image
th
Most likely the problem is that you are busy-waiting in your loop
and not giving the send task(s) a timeslot to run. A better way
to do this would be to fire off the next send from the sendDone()
of the previous.
MS
Chris Yao wrote:
Hi,
Suppose that for sensor node A, its neighbor list is st
Dear all,
I am sending this question again hoping that there is any one can answer my
question. I am using "Sample.getSample" to do sampling for 6 channels using
MDA300. The sampling is done in the "start ( )" function which is called
when the timer is fired. Now, if I change the timer period
Dear all,
Is it possible to fit environment data into tossim? like collect some data
from sink node, then find a way to fit into Tossim?
Or how to use tossim to generate real data?
Thanks in advanced.
--
Best wishes,
Kenneth Chan
Wish you have a good day!
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dbg() is a printf() like trace routine that works under the simulator.
...CLR_RED... is a macro that boils down to setting whatever output pin
that has been defined as the RED_LED_PIN to 0, which will turn the LED on.
And "ledsOn |=" sets the RED_BIT bit of ledsOn to 1, probably to keep track
of
I'm using the TinyOS v.1.1.11 Installshield to install the TinyOS.
Installation stalls forever at 99% of installing cygwin running the
/etc/postinstall/automake-devel.sh script that never finishes up. Anyone
experienced the same or has a solution for this problem?
ggeorgak
Coalton Bennett cornell.edu> writes:
>
> Hello All,
>For any skilled Crossbow users who are familiar with Xserve
> I have a question about viewing the output from the
> mote(s). I am going through some of the tutorials that come
> with the software package and I am currently on
I'm not very familiar with SF, but if you use the 'standard' MoteIF
code to send you should have no problem with handshake or CRC. To
create your own you'll probably have to reverse engineer the existing
code starting from Packetizer.java. I also don't know how you received
messages at a re-Mote w
On Jan 18, 2008, at 10:00 AM, Yi-Tao Wang wrote:
Based on the tutorial for tossim, it seems like all nodes must run the
same code. Is this true?
Yes.
If not, how do I specify different apps for
different nodes?
This comes up every once in a while on the list. Look through the
archives
Based on the tutorial for tossim, it seems like all nodes must run the
same code. Is this true? If not, how do I specify different apps for
different nodes?
Thanks,
Dave
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