Dear Sir/Madam,
I work for Imperial College London and would like to advertise an upcoming
short course in Body Sensor Networks and send the details to subscribers of
TinyOS. According to the help notes, I will need to create an account but I
can not see how to do this.
Thank you and I would
What I did was to read an unconnected (floating) ADC pin, keep only the
least significant bit, shift that into a uint32_t, and repeat that until
I had 32 random(ish) bits. It probably isn't cryptographically secure,
but I only needed one random number (because I was using it as a
temporary identifi
Hi Jimmy,
Your patch worked for me too. I reported it as bug:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3066006&group_id=56288&atid=480036
Andris
2010/9/13 Chih-Ming Hsieh :
> Hi Andras,
>
> Yes, this was exactly what I encountered. Good to know that I am not the
> only one facing this pr
Hi all,
I am new with TinyOS. I am running a XubunTOS virtual machine image in
VMware player. I have also installed TinyOS 2.x source tree. "$
tos-check-env" runs successfully. But I cannot run "$ configure"
command. Actually, there is no configure file under
"tinyos-2.x/tools/tinyos" but under
hi all,
in tinyos 2, where does the PANID filtering happen? because i operated two
networks with two different PANIDs. but they can hear each other. (i'm using
telosbs)
thanks.
ranal fernando
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Thanks Dear Deeksha,
Yes I want to know that in which layer this logic is checked In order to
change it to my scenario.
In my scenario I want to use AM_BROADCAST_ADDR .But i dont like every node
in the listening distance receives this packet.Just some nodes with a
characteristic inside the node ca
At first, i want to say hello.
This is my first mail at this mailinglist.
I'm from Karlsruhe, Germany, Student of Computer science.
My situation:
i have 2 micaz motes with the same software installed. (Same
TOS_NODE_ID, too)
Now, i want to have 2 different random numbers at the two motes.
My i
Hi all,
I am working on a scenario in Blip which using UDPEcho is a case. I define a
UDPMsg as a newUDPSocket() for receiving UDP packets and sending as well. In
this regard, I programmed two motes and the basestation to see how are they
working together. so here are my misunderstandings:
1- Two
IRIS mote's speed in serial port is 57600 baud rate. How could I increase
it to the faster one?
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IRIS mote's speed in serial port is 57600 baud rate. How could I increase
it to the faster one?
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If you have exactly the same software installed on both motes and the motes
dont rely on any "third factor" which hand out a seed for the "random"
number generator you will always get the same order of the "random" numbers
on both motes. The reason I highlight the word random is because random
numb
>
> What I did was to read an unconnected (floating) ADC pin, keep only the
> least significant bit, shift that into a uint32_t, and repeat that until
> I had 32 random(ish) bits.
>
>> Interesting solution, need to remember that one :)
/Henrik
2010/9/14 Michiel Konstapel
> What I did was to re
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