I've just received the hardware and was looking to put tinyOS on it.
Is anyone else working on it?
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You should probably start by learning the C language. This may help:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C_Programming
But a quick answer goes something like this:
A 'C' string like gv is an array of chars (or bytes to most machines)
so it may be declared and initialized thusly:
char string[] =
Hi All !
I am using the follwing to compile my nesC application:
make micaz sim
my program compiles successfully, says:
compiling PeriodicReaderAppC to object file sim.o
So what I get is an object file in /build/micaz/ directory and not an
executable file. My question is how do I get
From your message, it seems to me that you are using TinyOS-1.x. I am
not sure about TinyOS-1.x, but a good direction to start is to search in
this mailing list.
http://www.tinyos.net/scoop/special/support#mailing-lists
here is a search
Hi all,
I read the tutorials on tinyos-2.x but i still haven't understood the
difference between a function (in C style) and a task
Does anyone explain me this difference, please?
Thanks in advance
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Platform: Linux Fedora
TinyOS version: 2.x
Programmer: MIB510
Device(s): Micaz, Stargate
I posted earlier on this however now I have a bit more intuition as to the
nature of my problem. I have an application which writes data to the micaz's
512KB flash EEPROM through the logger component. My code first resets the
write pointer whenever the mote is power cycled using
I'm a student of the university of Pisa. I would want to program a
atmega2560 with the tinyOs, is possible? it serves the avr-GCC-4?
Many thanks.
Domenico Arenga.
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I wonder if it is possible to change the spreading sequence in CC2420 for
MicaZ or TelosB
in the program or not. As we know, the transceiver CC2420 is
802.15.4compliant. But can we
modify the physical layer parameters such as changing the spreading sequence
to some sequence
other than those
On 10/11/07, Domenico Arenga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would want to program a atmega2560 with the tinyOs, is possible? it serves
the avr-gcc-4?
For the avr-gcc 4 bit, see the instructions I posted earlier. In terms
of actually running TinyOS, you'll presumably have to do some amount
of
when I run tos-check-env in Ubuntu 7.04, it says:
Classpath:
use of uninitialized value in concatenation . or string at
/usr/bin/tos-check-env line 319.
/opt/tinyos-2.x/support/sdk/java/tinyos.jar
.
So, is there a problem? How could I solve it? Thank you!
I mean the drivers for chip under TinyOS, for example the drivers under the
folder tos/chips.
If drivers for MCU is prepareed, you can try to make your platform
defination(see lesson 10 in tutorials**)
And then try to make TinyOS recongnize your platform(just like yamp in
lesson) for your start.
I'm struggling with getting tmote sky to work after years of banging
my head on mica/TOS. Using the CD I got from Moteiv a couple months ago,
labeled boomerang Tmote Tools CD v2.0.5 I loaded the entire system from
scratch and managed to get the Delta demo to compile and run, finally,
on a
I'm trying to install a compiled program that I received from a colleague
onto a tmote sky. I'm doing this via make telosb reinstall,1 bsl,5. I get
the error NAK received (wrong password?). I'm running v. 1.1.15 (see rpm
-qa results below). I've looked at discussion on this subject but can't seem
Hi, when I compile Blink using 'sudo make micaz sim' in TinyOS 2.x under
Ubuntu 7.04, I got the following problem. I've search the help archive, but
it doesn't help
mkdir -p build/micaz
placing object files in build/micaz
writing XML schema to app.xml
compiling BlinkAppC to object
Hello,
A question: Can I compile my code to create a binary file? not intel or
motorola, hexadecimal code. Is the main.exe the binary?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for your help.
I tried your method today but my CmuCAM3 seems did not receive the command.
Would you please help me to tell me if my program is correct or not?
For the time being, concurrency is not a problem. I just want to ensure my
command is sent to CmuCAM3 through UART0 TX on Tmote
I'm trying to take advantage of the strengths of different LPL states.
Specifically, I want my motes to listen in the lowest state
(XE1205LPLSTATES-1) until they receive a request. At that point I
want both nodes to switch to high power mode and transfer data, after
which they return to the
Sorry, you're using a bunch of code with which I am still unfamiliar.
Your use of usart.tx('S'); should be right, assuming tx() expects
to get a single char (byte) as an argument. My only suggestions are
that usart.tx(); may not block or queue -- if it works like most
TOS interfaces -- so you may
On Oct 10, 2007, at 4:33 PM, zahid iqbal wrote:
Hi All !
I am using the follwing to compile my nesC application:
make micaz sim
my program compiles successfully, says:
compiling PeriodicReaderAppC to object file sim.o
So what I get is an object file in /build/micaz/ directory and not an
The avr-gcc-3 .3 exist in tinyOs 1.x is patched. Should I do the same with
avr-gcc-4? Or wrong? Thank you very much,
Domenico
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On 10/10/07, Nick Soldner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I posted earlier on this however now I have a bit more intuition as to the
nature of my problem. I have an application which writes data to the micaz's
512KB flash EEPROM through the logger component. My code first resets the
write pointer
Have you just installed tinyos? If so, what installation method did you use?
Did you follow all instructions from Step 5 in
http://www.tinyos.net/tinyos-2.x/doc/html/install-tinyos.html?
Ariel
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Ok, I will try, here. I am using TinyOS-2.x, so I will only comment on
this version.
Correct me if I have misunderstood.
a normal C function is really like a private function to your TinyOS
application (thread return until a function is finished), while a task
(you can post it, thread return
check your CLASSPATH carefully.
in your CLASSPATH, you should have at least something like
CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:.:$TOSROOT/support/sdk/java/tinyos.jar
where $TOSROOT of course pointing to your TinyOS root directory.
regards;
Peizhao
Derek Tarm wrote:
when I run tos-check-env in Ubuntu
We had actually talked about making this the official version
supported by tinyos at one point. Are we ready to start moving
towards this now? I know there were still issues with the new
compiler not liking return statements inside of atomic sections
though.
Kevin
On 10/11/07, David Gay
I wonder if you have a timing race condition in your init code?
Just an idea, probably nothing useful...
MS
Nick Soldner wrote:
I posted earlier on this however now I have a bit more intuition as to
the nature of my problem. I have an application which writes data to the
micaz's 512KB flash
Tasks are like threads or processes. The task function gets put on
an execution queue and is then fired up sometime later. The post task
command returns, nearly, immediately and only indicates if the function
was put on the queue successfully.
MS
Roberto wrote:
Hi all,
I read the tutorials on
First off, using timers, you're not going to get very precise timing
measurements. Timers inherently introduce jitter since they are run
in synchronous context and are the result of a task being posted.
Second, calling getNow on two separate motes doesn't necessarily
correlate on some global
Right so now you need to either create a python script (or run
python interactively), or write a C++ program to interact with this
object file.
Take a loot at tutorial 11
http://www.tinyos.net/tinyos-2.x/doc/html/tutorial/lesson11.html
specifically at the sections entitled Running TOSSIM
You can sort of think of a task as a deferred function call.
Explicitly making a function call (in the traditional sense), causes
the program to jump to that function and execute the code it contains
immediately.
Posting a task, however, tells the program to set the function aside
until all of
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