<ysionneau>
there is an I€€€ paper as well about that
<ysionneau>
but you need to pay like $$$30
<larsc>
yea, saw that as well
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<lekernel>
ysionneau, if you want to read I€€€ papers, I have free access
<ysionneau>
lekernel: ah cool, if you can grab this one http://goo.gl/i2UIoM please :)
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<ysionneau>
hum, writting {A,B,C,D} in fpga RAM and reading back into {B,A,C,D} is not a fantastic idea :)
<ysionneau>
now lm32 unittests pass again
<ysionneau>
very useful those unit tests that mwalle did for the mmu :)
<ysionneau>
and very well written
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<aeris>
medium indianess
<ysionneau>
weird indianness :p
<wpwrak>
military-grade encryption. (enigma)
<ysionneau>
so well encrypter it could not boot anything, not even unit tests :p
<ysionneau>
encrypted*
<lekernel>
xilinx does something like that for their PLL control data
<lekernel>
no idea why
<lekernel>
but bits forming e.g. the multiplier and divider values are spread all over the place
* kristianpaul
likes mojo
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<wpwrak>
(test results) sounds like a great victory. useful for my monthly statistics :) how many boards were made in this run ?
<lekernel>
10
<wpwrak>
so the next run will be the big one ?
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<lekernel>
hmm, maybe
<lekernel>
the designers insisted I move the micro-USB connector, though that should be relatively risk-free
<wpwrak>
do creotech also do the SMT ? or are they just taking care of testing and maybe logistics ?
<wpwrak>
("do the SMT") as in "have a line"
<lekernel>
yes, they do the SMT
<wpwrak>
great. it's nice to have the ability to check PCBs right at the end of the line.
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<wpwrak>
the only drawback i see is that they're really hard to reach, in case you have to visit them ;-)
<larsc>
Now I'm getting timing errors on my reset signals...
<wpwrak>
that's what you get for playing god and messing with the fundamental constants of the universe
<larsc>
no, thats what I get for using the reset signal from the wrong clock domain...
<larsc>
but my dma controller is finally able to run at 295 Mhz on the datapath
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<lekernel>
wpwrak, about 6 hours of train to Warsaw + a not-that-expensive cab ride to Piaseczno... it's not that bad
<lekernel>
China would be worse :)
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<wpwrak>
oh, i had found some company with that/a similar name in lodygowice, which would be really remote. didn't look very high-tech either, though apparently doing some engineering. can't find it anymore :-(
<wpwrak>
let's repeat this when he's back ..
<davidc__>
wpwrak: its probably creotech.pl . They build stuff for cern, so probably a reputable mfg
<wpwrak>
yes, they look right. the other one looked more like two guys (at most) and a soldering iron. if they're actually in electronic :)