Mica2/Atmel128 Information

Though there is no official Mica2 release, we did tag a snapshot of the TinyOS source that is relatively stable for the Mica2. Note that asynchronous ACKS are not implemented in this tagged version  or elsewhere. You can download a tgz of the snapshot or download the tagged source files directly from CVS. Please see the instructions below for either option.

Once you have your environment set up, you can find information on compiling TinyOS programs for the Mica2 (Atmega128) here: http://berkeley.intel-research.net/pbuonado/mica128/devtools.html

CVS

The tag is `tos-1-1-0-pre1` and can be downloaded directly from the CVS tree on SourceForge with a CVS command like:

cvs -d:<your-access-info> co -r tos-1-1-0-pre1 tinyos-1.x
 

Please see the CVS download instructions at SourceForge for information about what <your-access-info> should be.

tgz Snapshot

For convenience, here is an exported (i.e., no CVS information included so you can’t obtain, for example, the revision history of the files) tgz of the tos-1-1-0-pre1 snapshot: http://webs.cs.berkeley.edu/tos/dist-1.1.0/tos-1-1-0-pre1.tgz.

The tgz should be unzipped in a Cygwin shell with the command

cd /cygdrive/<your-primary-drive>; tar zxvf tos-1-1-0-pre1.tgz

We have a recent tools-only Installation Wizard for WIndows (sorry, no RPM) that can be combined with this snapshot to create a nearly full TinyOS development environment; you will still need to obtain the latest WinAVR tools as per the compilation instructions above. Here is the tools-only Wizard. If you already have your environment set up with nesc-1.1beta and the appropriate WinAVR tools, you won’t need the Wizard.

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