Hello Razvan ME :
   today, i modify the application in the directory of app/Blink and let it
support deluge :

   -    in the BlinkAppC.nc , use the component DelugeC and then
   DelugeC.Leds -> LedsC
   -    Modify the Makefile , add "TINYOS_NP = BNP ","CFLAGS +=
   -DDELUGE_BASESTATION"

i can use "tos-deluge /dev/ttyS0 micaz -i 0 ./build/micaz/tos_image.xml" to
download the image to specified slot (section ?)  and i also can use
"tos-deluge /dev/ttyS0 micaz -p 0" to get the information of image.

*but there are  alos some problems :*
1. i can't reboot the mote to load the image from specified slot to the
internal flash(128K) in MCU . after i use "tos-deluage /dev/ttyS0 micaz -r
1", i find the three leds blink once(i think) , then the red led blink
quickly and never stop . what is the reason , Razvan ME ?
2 . after i use "make micaz reinstall.1 mib510,/dev/ttyS0" to install the
programme to the mote , i use "tos-deluge /dev/ttyS0 micaz -i 1
./build/micaz/tos_image.xml" to load another application image to the slot 1
, then i use "tos-deluge /dev/ttyS0 micaz -p 1" , i can get the information
of image in slot 1. but after i reboot the mote(by hand) , i ping the mote
using "tos-deluge /dev/ttyS0 micaz -p 1", i get  "No valid image was
detected" . why ? maybe the programme did't save the image information in a
non-volatile storage(link EEPROM) .

all my tests are based on serial port , i have not tested the network
programme .
*questions:*
1 .  how many slots(sections ?) are the external flash  partitioned ?
2 .  in the network programme , there is a word named "base station" , is it
the application of BaseStation in /tinos-2.x/apps ?

thank you !!


2008/5/14 Razvan Musaloiu-E. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hi!
>
> On Wed, 14 May 2008, jiwen zhang wrote:
>
>  Hello :
>>    I am researching deluge and have some problems when i use the version
>> of tinyos-2.x.git from http://hinrg.cs.jhu.edu/git/ on the day of
>> 2008-5-4.
>>    1. when i put the tinyos-2.x-git tree in two different computers , i
>> find the compile choices are different. for exaple , when i compile the
>> application of Blink in the directory of
>> /opt/tinyos-2.x/apps/tests/deluge/Blink and the compile choice in one
>> computer is that "-D*IDENT_PROGRAM_NAME*=\"BlinkAppC\"
>> -*DIDENT_USER_ID*=\"Administrator\"
>> -*DIDENT_HOSTNAME*=\"zjw\" -*DIDENT_USER_HASH*=0x2567b0c3L -*
>> DIDENT_UNIX_TIME*=0x482a65deL -*DIDENT_UID_HASH*=0xad6bbf5dL"  and the
>> other
>> is "-D*IDENT_APPNAME*=\"BlinkAppC\" -D*IDENT_USERNAME*=\"zhangjiwen\" -D*
>> IDENT_HOSTNAME*=\"zjw\" -D*IDENT_USERHASH*=0x0eac215cL
>> -D*IDENT_TIMESTAMP*=0x482a64abL
>> -D*IDENT_UIDHASH*=0x9bde9ac6L" . i use *the same Tinyos tree* , why are
>> the
>> compile choices different ? * where* are these macroes such as
>> IDENT_USERNAME , IDENT_TIMESTAMP defined ?
>>
>
> Those flags are generated by tos-ident-flags. The file is part of the tools
> package and the source of it is in:
>        tinyos-2.x/tools/tinyos/misc
> The flags are suppose to be different because their purpose is to uniquely
> identify an image.
>
>    2. some files in the directroy of tos/lib/deluge/ contains the macroes
>> for example , in the file DelugeP.nc , there is a macro named
>> IDENT_UIDHASH,
>> in the file FlashVolumeManagerP.nc , there are macroes named
>> IDENT_APPNAME,IDENT_TIMESTAMP,IDENT_UIDHASH and so on . so when i compile
>> the application of Blink in in the directory of
>> /opt/tinyos-2.x/apps/tests/deluge/Blink  on one of the two computers, it
>> will give errors like "IDENT_APPNAME not defined" , the reason is obvious
>> ,
>> should i modify all the names which the errors tell me not defined ? i
>> think
>> there should be a easy way , because the deluge should be cross-PC(-:)) .
>>
>
> You are probably using an older tools package. Can you install the tools
> from sources (from tinyos-2.x/tools)?
>
>  3 . If i want to repot deluge to the platform of mica2 , which files
>> should i modity ?  and how ?
>>
>
> What is 'repot'? :P I don't have any mica2 motes but the code works fine on
> micaz.
>
> --
> Razvan ME
>
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