Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of CostTerraSummerSchoolDemo

Timestamp:

08/05/12 20:46:54 (12 years ago)

Author:

ismael (IP: 85.50.118.53)

Comment:

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CostTerraSummerSchoolDemo

@@ -43 +43 @@
 }}}
 
+6) Run the MAC-TEST to obtain your processor performance:
+{{{
+sudo runcf -t NOFCORES 1000000
+}}}
+replacing NOFCORES with the number of cores in your processor. You should see something like this:
+{{{
+child 2: 1344192127:118 -> 1344192127:1561      diff: 0:1443    693 MMACS
+child 3: 1344192127:117 -> 1344192127:1561      diff: 0:1444    692 MMACS
+child 1: 1344192127:214 -> 1344192127:1597      diff: 0:1383    723 MMACS
+child 0: 1344192127:214 -> 1344192127:1597      diff: 0:1383    723 MMACS
+parent: 1344192126:183204->1344192127:3329 diff: 0:820125
+}}}
+
+Now set the ''mops'' field in /usr/local/etc/platform.conf option to the MMACS obtained in the test.  
+
 == Running the Demo application ==
 
@@ -70 +85 @@
 Which set the fft size to 256 and 512 tones respectively (4 and 8 MHz bandwidth). By default, the framework will use one processor only from your computer. If you have a multi-core processor, edit the 'nof_cores' option in /usr/local/etc/platform.conf file. In our tests, the OFDM application runs perfectly in a 2.5 GHz Intel processor using one core only. The 512 mode produces frequent real-time faults (printed stdout). This mode works correctly in a dual-processor environment. 
 
-== Using the USRP ==
+== USRP ==
 
 If the UHD driver is installed before running ALOE's configure script, the option dac=uhd in /usr/local/etc/platform.conf file allows ALOE to send samples to the USRP. Just edit the platform.conf file and run the OFDM-128 waveform from the ALOE command man. The device sampling frequency is automatically configured by ALOE. Since not all devices can work with the same sampling frequencies, the execution period (time-slot) can differ slightly from one set-up to another.  
@@ -78 +93 @@
 == Distributed Processing ==
 
+1) Download and install ALOE in two computers
+
+2) Setup your network, making sure you have full TCP and UDP connectivity between both computers. 
+
+3) Edit file /usr/local/etc/xitf1.conf and replace 192.168.1.1 by the ip address of your MASTER node.
+
+4) 
+
+