GIR3.2_ERM: ERM-feedback-20111101.txt

Subject:
Re: ERM questions
From:
"Michael S. Wang" <michael.s.wang.38@gmail.com>
Date:
11/1/2011 5:08 PM
To:
Luisa Nevers <lnevers@bbn.com>
CC:
bergman@ee.columbia.edu, Harry Mussman <hmussman@bbn.com>, Heidi Picher Dempsey <hpd@bbn.com>

Hi Luisa, 

    I've uploaded the ERM wiki with two new files: 

    1. ERM-Simulator.v.1.zip
    2. GENI-ERM-NetFPGA.zip

    Hope this helps. Thanks!

Warm regards, 
Michael

On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 12:00 PM, Luisa Nevers <lnevers@bbn.com> wrote:

    Hi Michael,

    Thank you for the quick response.  No rush, good luck on your midterm.

    Luisa


    On 10/24/2011 11:56 AM, Michael S. Wang wrote:
>     Hi Luisa, 
>
>         Thanks for the feedback. I have updated the descriptions of the two packages on the ERM wiki (based on your previous email). 
>
>         I will address the others changes by Wednesday as I have a midterm tomorrow evening that I have to prepare for right now. 
>
>         Thanks!
>
>     Warm regards, 
>     Michael
>
>     On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 11:39 AM, Luisa Nevers <lnevers@bbn.com> wrote:
>
>         Hello Michael,
>
>         I have reviewed both packages and here is feedback for the READMEs.  As noted earlier,
>         I am not able to test the setup, so can only comment on instructions.
>
>         geni_umf_v3_3pin package:
>         =======================
>         1. Minor. The README_ERM_Updated.txt "Getting started with Design" section uses the
>             project name "reference_nic", it is probably a well known term, but it should be explicitly
>             mapped to the geni_umf_v3_3pin project.
>
>         2. In the same section the directories descriptions do not match what is delivered in
>              the package:
>             - README states "The src directory is empty". In the package, the directory
>              contains these files: crypto.v,  crypto.v~, user_data_path.v  user_data_path.v~.
>            - README states "The sw directory is empty".  In the package there is no "sw" delivered.
>            - README states "There is one file under include". In the package there are two files
>              "crypto_defines.v" and "dev_id.v" in addition to "lib_modules.txt"
>
>         GENI 10 Simulations 2 Package:
>         =========================
>         3.  Readme does not provide an overview that explains the scope of the package.
>
>         4. The "Running the simulator" section does not explain about the simulator,
>             and it does not list which simulator the files can be used in.  Should include
>            Simulator name and version.
>
>         Luisa
>          
>
>         On 10/24/2011 10:07 AM, Luisa Nevers wrote:
>>         Hello Michael,
>>
>>         Thank you for attaching the 2 packages to the GENI wiki page.  I do not see
>>         any changes to the GENI ERM page that describes the packages and their
>>         relevance.  It would be helpful to add text to describe each. 
>>
>>         I will start reviewing the two packages this morning and will get feedback to you.
>>
>>         About the email failure, if possible, could you forward me one of the failure
>>         notifications.  We have been experiencing some filtering issues, and if the
>>         failures are related, I could get our support group to address it.
>>
>>         Thank you,
>>         Luisa
>>
>>
>>
>>         On 10/22/2011 8:37 PM, Michael S. Wang wrote:
>>>
>>>             Hi Luisa, 
>>>
>>>                 I've uploaded a new simulation zip file onto the ERM GENI wiki. 
>>>
>>>
>>>                It is called GENI_10_Simulations_2.zip.
>>>
>>>                It contains a readme file that describes how to use the simulation. 
>>>
>>>                Items 2-4 will be addressed by today as well. 
>>>
>>>
>>>               Sorry if you got several emails on this. My email system keeps sending me "failure notifications" when I try to send to you. 
>>>
>>>         Warm regards, 
>>>         Michael
>>>
>>>         On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 9:55 AM, Luisa Nevers <lnevers@bbn.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>             Hello Micheal,
>>>
>>>             Sorry about the delay, I finally got a chance to start checking out this deliverable and
>>>             have several questions.
>>>
>>>             1. I have looked at the ERM_Final_Report_Sep11.doc document and do not seen any
>>>                 usage/installation information.  What should I use as documentation to use the
>>>                 simulation? 
>>>
>>>             2.  I may not be able to use the NETFPGA code, due to lack of equipment, but I
>>>                 expect I should  be able to build it, right?  I have unpacked it, and found that
>>>                the README.txt only describes the directory structure of the NETFPGA code and how
>>>                the of the deliverable (geni_umf_v3_3pin) fits into that structure.  Is there
>>>                documentation for building this module?
>>>
>>>             3. Unpacking the geni_umf_v3_3pin.rar file creates approximately  200 files (no directories)
>>>                at the top level.  How does this map to the structure that is in the README.txt? 
>>>
>>>             4. When using unrar to unpack the geni_umf_v3_3pin.rar file, there is around
>>>                 a dozen prompt to overwrite existing files.  Why is taking place?
>>>
>>>             Thanks,
>>>             Luisa
>>>
>>>
>>>             On 10/13/2011 10:30 PM, Michael S. Wang wrote:
>>>>             Hi Luisa, 
>>>>
>>>>                 The source code for the ERM project can be found on the GENI ERM wikipage (http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/Embedded%20Real-Time%20Measurements). 
>>>>
>>>>                 Under the attachment section, please download the two files: 
>>>>
>>>>                   1. GENI_10_Simulations.zip
>>>>                   2. geni_umf_v3_3pin.rar
>>>>                   
>>>>                  Furthermore, the file ERM_Final_Report_Sep11.docx will provide a summary of the entire project and explanations of the code release. 
>>>>
>>>>                  Please let me know if you need anything else. Thanks!
>>>>
>>>>             Warm regards, 
>>>>             Michael
>>>>                 
>>>>
>>>>             On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Keren Bergman <kb2028@columbia.edu> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>                 Hi Mike,
>>>>                 Please respond to them with the link to our ERM release
>>>>                 -----Original Message-----
>>>>                 From: Luisa Nevers [mailto:lnevers@bbn.com]
>>>>                 Sent: Friday, October 07, 2011 10:28 AM
>>>>                 To: Luisa Nevers
>>>>                 Subject: GENI Integration Release 3.2 Candidates
>>>>
>>>>                 Hello GENI PI,
>>>>
>>>>                 You are receiving this email because your project has a software
>>>>                 milestone due within the GENI Spiral 3 Integration Release 2 (GIR3.2)
>>>>                 time frame.  This is the final reminder for GENI Spiral 3.  Make sure to
>>>>                 reply with your software release information if you want to be included
>>>>                 in the GEC12  list of projects that made Spiral 3 software
>>>>                 deliverables.   Please let me know how to access both the software  and
>>>>                 its supporting documentation.
>>>>
>>>>                 The GIR 3.2 effort focuses on software released after March 31, 2011.
>>>>                 For more information about the GIR efforts, please see
>>>>                 Spiral3_GIR_Guidelines.pdf available at:
>>>>                 http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GpoDoc#GENISpiral3IntegrationReleaseGuideli
>>>>                 nes
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>                 For a detailed list of software milestones being considered for GIR3.2,
>>>>                 see the full list at:
>>>>                 http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GIR3_2_candidates
>>>>
>>>>                 Thank You!
>>>>                 Luisa Nevers
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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