Hey Thanks,
I have installed the cygwin through installation CD and just followed the
instructions.
It got installed in C:\Crossbow\cygwin and I can see some related
sub-directories in my C:\Crossbow\cygwin\opt\MoteWorks directory.
These sub directories are
apps
make
tools
tos
Some test
Hi Peeyush,
I think the CD has some really-really old version of cygwin and tinyos. I
recommend to install cygwin based on the official documentation (
http://cygwin.com/install.html), and install the following extra packages:
gcc
make
python
perl
rpm
After that, you can follow the tinyos wiki
Yes, You should install cygwin manually, and everything works fine. Miklos
On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 2:45 PM, András Bíró andras.b...@unicomp.hu wrote:
Hi Peeyush,
I think the CD has some really-really old version of cygwin and tinyos. I
recommend to install cygwin based on the official
Hi all,
I want to listen to the radio transmissions coming to my Base station
(XSniffer in Cygwin) program.
Though I am able to receive and see the data through XSniffer 1.0 tool, I
want to parse the data manually and use certain part of message.
In linux version of tiny os we have
If you have installed tinyos on cygwin sucessfully, then you can use
the java Listen application (i have done it so many times). You need
to install a 32-bit java even on a 64-bit windows, then get the
tinyos-tools installed, which should install the toscomm.dll and other
stuff at the right place.
