News
RHINO
Learn about Rhino in South Africa
The University of Cape Town, Stellenbosch University, and the Square Kilometer Array South Africa (SKA-SA) are organizing the 1st annual Workshop on High Performance Signal Processing (WHPSP) to be held at the University of Cape Town 28-31 January 2013.
HiCCE-FMC-128
It looks like we have boards.
After a little bit of a struggle, due to the digital potentiometers being shipped in a different package than was designed, we now appear to have boards. I will be seeing Sanjee next week to check things out.
ZIO
zio-beta4 tagged in the repository
The master branch is now tagged zio-beta4. It includes new software-only drivers for stress-testing and experimenting, some bug fixes for corner cases and some incompatibilities to be future-proof (no more serious
ZIO
PF ZIO presented at ELCE '12
Alessandro Rubini presented the new protocol family ZIO (PF_ZIO) at the Embedded Linux conference Europe 2012 in Barcellona. The presentation started with a rapid overview about the ZIO framework to explain the development context of the new protocol family.
White Rabbit Switch - Testing
WR.V2 802.1Q
A total of 15 test cases were run to verify the functional behavior of the Basic Filtering Services based on requirements stated on the 802.1Q PICS Protocol Implementation Conformance Statements.
White Rabbit
Workshop 27-28 November Madrid
The 7th White Rabbit workshop will be held in Madrid on 27 and 28 November 2012. Anyone interested can register, there are no costs involved.
FMC Bus
fmc-bus version 1.0
After development within the spec-sw package, where it is at the basis of release 2.0 and later of that package, the kernel support for the bus called “fmc” is now a separate project.
White Rabbit Standardization
WR proposed to be included into PTPv3
ISPCS2012 conference is the PTP conference. Since WR extends PTP, it is very important for the project. At the conference, WR was very visible thanks to as many as 3 WR-related regular papers which were presented and our participation in the PlugFest.