Hi Guys,
I compiled a nesc 1.3 CVS the other day... I'm getting the same error that
Kevin Klues found under Nesc 1.3 Beta 2 -
http://mail.millennium.berkeley.edu/pipermail/tinyos-devel/2008-June/003060.
html
This is all I could find but when I read through I didn't see a solution. Is
there any
Hey Guys,
Just wanted to let you know that the application in
/apps/tests/TestSerialBandwidth/ has an error in the java file
TestSerial.java.
Line 78 should says String source = null; instead of String source = ;
Seemed to trivial to bug the guys on the devel list about.
Thanks
Federico
Sorry about resending this to the list I forgot a vital piece of
information: I am using TInyOS2.x on the iMote2 (but since the
serialactivemessage should be platform independent I don't think the
platform has much to do with it).
Thanks again and sorry for the extra message,
Federico Spadini
Hi Guys,
So I am trying to write a c# interface for the iMote ActiveMessage serial
stack (so namely just a little packet parser so I can send and read data
from the motes).
On the mote side I have written a small program wired to
SerialActiveMessageC that can receive three different types of
If I were to choose to use a MicaZ which has the Atmel RF radio and a
Telos which has the cc2420 in the same tinyos network, would they be
able to communicate? Both of the radios claim to be 802.15.4
compatibile, what do you guys think?
--Federico
So there's a small point in nesc/tinyos programming that is a little unclear
to me as of now which involves how events are called and the entire split
phase operation.
1) Am I allowed to have a return XXX at the end of an event? If so who
does this value get returned to?
a. If so,
me in the right direction?
Thank you,
Federico Spadini
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was too green regarding the motes to feel comfortable
(regarding the i2c read command and a few other driver issues)! However I've
spent a bit of time with them now and feel a bit more knowledgeable.
Any advice would be more than welcome, your time is greatly appreciated!
--Federico Spadini
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