On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 3:13 AM, dwaraka nath <[email protected]>wrote:
> > > On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 3:37 PM, Eric Decker <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> >> On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 1:53 AM, dwaraka nath >> <[email protected]>wrote: >>> >>> >>> my hardware connections are following TelosB architecture.. >>> >> >> So what does that mean? What is the TelosB architecture? >> > > I'm speaking about PCB layout. > Then say PCB layout. That isn't even close to what architecture means. I trained as a computer architect a long time ago. The semantic difference is significant. Use the right terms for the thing you are talking about. That's the point and will avoid confusion. There is already enough confusion with out making it more difficult. And unless you copied the telosb peripherals, then I doubt it is that similar to the telosb. Given that you are using a 2618 and a 2520, saying it is like a telosb isn't very helpful at all. What does your peripheral map look like? Why don't you send me a schematic? > in which i'm able to install latest version of Blip. here I made a new >>>>> platform for "mymote" which is same as I tried in TinyOS-2.0.2. I >>>>> succeeded >>>>> in compiling the code in command line. But when I port the ihex file on to >>>>> the processor through 'bsl', I'm unable to program using bsl. >>>>> >>>> >>>> It would be helpful if you say what went wrong. Just saying it >>>> doesn't work doesn't help. >>>> >>> >>> when i tried to "install" the program my hardware is not responding for >>> bsl programming >>> >> >> >> >> Okay so you now have to debug the board using mspdebug. This is >> something you are going to have to learn. I'm not sure where to point you >> for an introduction to this kind of debugging. >> >> I use msp430-gdb and mspdebug to debug my stuff. There is a learning >> curve. >> >> It is also beyond the scope of tinyos-help. Too steep and it requires >> as far as I'm concerned a certain base level of skill. ie. do you know >> GDB? do you know how to work with a remote GDB server? etc. >> > > yes... I'm trying to use msp430-gdb which is unable to communicate with > the FET module.. > > whether is it depend on msp430-jtag? > eh. i don't understand what you are trying to say. > the same changes worked in TinyOS-2.0.2 for my hardware. >>> >> > I find that hard to believe. TinyOS-2.0.2 doesn't have any support for >> the 2618 processor. So how could your "same changes" possibly work? >> > > we have used msp430-gcc-4.4.3 ( have support for latest msp430 > processors) and directed TinyOS to the msp430 directory in platform files. > So you ported the x2 changes from the TinyOS trunk to the older stuff? I'm not really interested in helping debug what looks like a cobbled together piece-meal system. I would suggest that you switch over to using the TinyProd development trunk at https://github.com/tp-freeforall/prod This tree tracks the tinyos development trunk and should have the current BLIP stuff. And I would recommend that you switch to the toolchain packages at http://tinyprod.net/repos/debian-dev/ And if you are on cygwin, I'd recommend you switch to Debian Squeeze of a recent Ubuntu (I'm currently using 10.04 but anything 10.04 or more recent is fine). If you do this, I'll be much more willing to help you figure things out. I am not interested in re-inventing the wheel nor in debugging a cobbled together environment. eric
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