Hi to all,
I-ve some question about Collection in tinyOs, I hope someone can help me.
1) The StdControl interface should generate the collection tree (from what
specified from the EasyCollection example). However, looking at the code of
CollectionC I see that the StdControl interface only sets
1.) stm25p is actually only 1MB. So, by changing the base of
GOLDENIMAGE to 1048576, you are going out of bound. I think that
IndexError: list assignment index out of range is to warn you about
this.
2.) I believe that Telosb has 48K ROM, so your guess of 50504 bytes is
out of bound. The
It seems a bit unfortunate that we can't add deluge support to one of
our standard apps like MultihopOscilloscope without overstepping the
ROM bounds of the msp430. Is there any room for optimizations on the
Deluge side to bring down some of these costs?
Kevin
On Feb 16, 2008 1:50 AM, Chieh-Jan
you need a serial@/dev
you don't have the initial slash after the @ in what you sent so it
can't find the file.
Kevin
On Feb 15, 2008 7:28 PM, Leena Ganguli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I am using the XubunTOS live CD (for tinyOS 2.x) to see if I can get the
TestSerial program
you need a serial@/dev
you don't have the initial slash after the @ in what you sent so it
can't find the file.
Kevin
I have tried that, but unfortunately the same error shows up, i.e.
I have also used the command in the Mote-to-PC tutorial
What command are you running to get the bash complaint?
It looks like the shell wants a file name where you
have put the serial... string.
I am using the command
serial@/dev/ttyUSB0:micaz
as described in the Mote to PC tutorial located here:
ooh, I see, it's a command to the testserial program...hain't never used it...
But it sounds like you have the same problem with Listen as well,
and kevin has fixed your '/' syntax toounfortunately you have
removed the email traceback and I can't remember what the original
error message was.
Hi!
Is there a strong argument to have MultihopOscilloscope application a
Deluge basestation? Right now the tos-deluge expects to be the only one
using the serial connection to the mote.
Sorry for coming late on this thread.
Razvan ME
On Sat, 16 Feb 2008, Kevin Klues wrote:
It seems a bit
My apologies for removing the traceback.
The error was:
bash: serial@/dev/ttyUSB0:micaz: No such file or directory
I am quite sure that the base-station was attached to USB0 (by the way, I'm
using a USB to Serial cable), since,
that is the only one I have been able to use for the motes, and I
Hi Phil,
I just observed the following problem you mentioned before on a micaz after
the node
transmitting a broadcast packet. Is it because microcontroller is not fast
enough to
hand the SFD event? Is there any way to get around this problem?
Is there any problem if we let sendDone returns TRUE
OK let's see...
You were able to program the micaz using /dev/ttyUSB0 is that right?
Then what is the exact error printed by Listen when you try to read data?
The error below looks like the result of you typing that text directly to
the bash command prompt.
Please also include the actual commands
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