tcpborphserver is a server designed to control roaches. It speaks
KATCP over port 7147. There are three versions of tcpborphserver at
the moment.
ps; however i dont have a clue on what that means :)
On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 3:19 AM Nivek Ghazi wrote:
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> Hi Wesley, Danny,
>
> It don't think its
Yep, it's the process on the RPi that configures the FPGA and responds to
requests from casperfpga.
The tcpborphserver starts up as a daemon when the RPi boots (this is setup
via linux's upstart service), after which it listens for commands over the
Ethernet port.
The code is here:
I can't say I've seen this particular behaviour before.
We did have issues with ROACH1s turning themselves on or off with ESD (touch
the case, or plug a cable in/out and the board would turn on/off). That was
fixed with proper grounding.
Jason
> On 29 Aug 2018, at 18:42, Jonathon Kocz
Hi Wesley, Danny,
It don't think its was a power issue as the RPi 3b+ was getting its power from
the 40 pin connection to the SNAP board. I measured the current draw to be
around 1.1A at idle when using a RPi 3b and around 1.8A when running firmware.
These measurements were made by connecting
Sounds like you do have the official image I'll upload it to the wiki!
tcpborphserver is a server which runs on the RPI and speaks katcp (the
protocol the roaches use). It basically receives katcp read/write/program
commands over a TCP socket and then actions them on the FPGA using the
chip's
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