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Revision as of 18:09, 14 November 2011
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MansOS = Mobile agent netted sensor Operating System.
MansOS is an operating system for wireless sensor networks and netted embedded systems. It is designed for users familiar with C programming and Unix-like environment. MansOS supports various platforms and controllers, including TelosB and MSP430, Atmega controllers and Arduino, and others. Users may develop and test their systems on a PC as a virtual "mote".
General information
- Introduction
- Philosophy
- Architecture
- MansOS features - a simple list of features supported by MansOS
- MansOS tutorial
Access (Download)
- MansOS SVN quick access
- Read-only access is open to public. For example, to get the whole MansOS tree in the current-directory/mansos do this:
svn co http://mansos.net/svn/mansos/ mansos
- Read-write access is open to authenticated developers via svn+ssh.
svn co svn+ssh://yourloginname@mansos.net/svn/mansos mansos
Development with MansOS - tools and techniques
- MansOS tutorial
- Building MansOS - description of make targets.
- MansOS configuration options - configuration file syntax and options.
- MansOS platforms - List of supported platforms and platform specific notes, e.g.:
- make syntax
- dependencies for this platform,
- where is the particular executable built
- what options are available for this platform
- MansOS API
- Application examples
- Setting up and using Makefiles
- Eclipse setup
- Compiling MansOS with IAR Embedded Workbench
- Debugging and testing
- FAQ
Developing the MansOS - notes
- Source directory structure
- Coding standard
- Adapting a new hardware platform
- Future developments - Reference Guide for a simpler interface
Hardware notes
- An Ideal_mote should... | would have... (notes for future HW designs)
Chips
Platforms
- Supported platforms, such as telosb, Tmote Sky, Mini, Arduino, generic msp430, Atmel chips, etc.
Related publications and papers
- Flexible Hardware abstraction describing the HPL - HAL - HIL architecture
- LiteOS paper, the original OS from which MansOS branched
- MansOS poster abstract, presented at Sensys 2010 (PDF)
