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| You need to download a special fork of Contiki to try these changes out. Open a Terminal, and then: | You need to download a special fork of Contiki to try these changes out. Open a Terminal, and then: | ||
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| $ git clone https:// | $ git clone https:// | ||
| $ cd contiki-sparrow/ | $ cd contiki-sparrow/ | ||
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| Open a Terminal, and type these: | Open a Terminal, and type these: | ||
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| $ sed -i '/ | $ sed -i '/ | ||
| $ sudo aptitude update | $ sudo aptitude update | ||
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| Connect the Sparrow board to your computer through USB. Once this is done, you'll likely see a new //ttyUSB// port appear in ///dev//. In the folder /// | Connect the Sparrow board to your computer through USB. Once this is done, you'll likely see a new //ttyUSB// port appear in ///dev//. In the folder /// | ||
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| ==== MAC Address / Node Number ==== | ==== MAC Address / Node Number ==== | ||
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| It uses the same first 7 bytes, and lets you choose a different number for the last. From this point forward, we will refer to that last digit of the MAC address as the "Node number" | It uses the same first 7 bytes, and lets you choose a different number for the last. From this point forward, we will refer to that last digit of the MAC address as the "Node number" | ||
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| $ make NODE=3 AVRDUDE_PORT=/ | $ make NODE=3 AVRDUDE_PORT=/ | ||
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| ===== Hello World ===== | ===== Hello World ===== | ||
| - | From a terminal, type... | + | Go back in your terminal |
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| $make upload | $make upload | ||
| $make login </ | $make login </ | ||
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| Working correctly, you should see this: | Working correctly, you should see this: | ||
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| - | Power-on reset. External reset! | + | MAC address 2: |
| - | *******Booting Contiki 2.5******* | + | nullmac sicslowmac, channel 26, check rate 65535 Hz |
| - | MAC address 2: | + | Routing Enabled |
| - | IP addresses [4] fdfd::3 fe80:: | + | Autostart other processes |
| - | Hello, world </ | + | |
| + | IP addresses [4 max] | ||
| + | fdfd::3 | ||
| + | fe80:: | ||
| + | Hello, world | ||
| + | </ | ||
| ==== Ping ==== | ==== Ping ==== | ||
| Now that we know the node itself is working and printing OK, we want to make sure two nodes can talk. The best way to do this is with a ping. | Now that we know the node itself is working and printing OK, we want to make sure two nodes can talk. The best way to do this is with a ping. | ||
| - | This requires two nodes. If you already have hello-world on one node, the easiest thing to do is to put ping-ipv6 on a second node, and ping the other. So for this example, say we already have hello-world working on node 3 on / | + | This requires two nodes. If you already have hello-world on one node, the easiest thing to do is to put //ping-ipv6// on a second node, and ping the other. So for this example, say we already have //hello-world// working on node 3 on /// |
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| + | We'll connect a second node to the computer, and presume it's connected to /// | ||
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| $ make upload AVRDUDE_PORT=/ | $ make upload AVRDUDE_PORT=/ | ||
| $ make login AVRDUDE_PORT=/ | $ make login AVRDUDE_PORT=/ | ||
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