[Linux] copy image to tftp && download code into board

#!/bin/bash

# cp file from A place to tftp

cp -a /home/freeman/111.2.1.148/luke/UBEE_D3_CableRG/build/dgwsdk/images/dgwsdk-3.0.0.125-120207.img /home/freeman/tftp

chmod 777 ./dgwsdk-3.0.0.125-120207.img

# change ifconfig eth0 IP address

sudo ifconfig eth2 192.168.100.2

ifconfig

sleep 1

#use xdotool finish download code into board

xdotool key alt+1

xdotool type 'set UBFINAME1 dgwsdk-3.0.0.125-120207.img'

xdotool key 'Return'

xdotool type 'run update1'

xdotool key 'Return'

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[Terminal] One terminal open multiple screen

You can do it in screen the terminal multiplexer.

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  To split vertically: ctrla then |.


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  To split horizontally: ctrla then S (uppercase one).


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  To unsplit: ctrla then Q (uppercase one).


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  To switch from one to the other: ctrla then tab

EDIT, basic screen usage:

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  New terminal: ctrla then c.


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  Next terminal: ctrla then space.


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  Previous terminal: ctrla then backspace.


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  N'th terminal ctrla then [n]. (works for n∈{0,1…9})


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  Switch between terminals using list: ctrla then " (useful when more than 10 terminals)


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  Send ctrla to the underlying terminal ctrla then a.

Reference :

Linux - How to split the terminal into more than one “view”?

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[Linux] copy image to tftp && download code into board

#!/bin/bash

# cp file from A place to tftp

cp -a  /home/freeman/111.2.1.148/luke/UBEE_D3_CableRG/build/dgwsdk/images/dgwsdk-3.0.0.125-120301.img /home/freeman/tftpboot/

chmod 777 ./dgwsdk-3.0.0.125-120207.img



# change ifconfig eth0 IP address

sudo ifconfig eth1 192.168.100.2

ifconfig

sleep 1



#use xdotool finish download code into board

xdotool key alt+1

xdotool type 'set UBFINAME1 dgwsdk-3.0.0.125-120301.img'

xdotool key 'Return'

xdotool type 'run update1'

xdotool key 'Return'

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[DUT Section Backup]dd function

dd function

tftp -l U-Boot -p 192.168.100.20 ( Put U-Boot file into 192.168.100.20)



tftp -r XXXX -g 192.168.100.20 ( Take U-Boot file from 192.168.100.20)

dd have two method



dd some section become abc.img

1.dd if=/dev/mtdblock0 > /tmp/0.img

2.dd if=/dev/mtdblock0 of=/tmp/0.img

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[Program skill] Question

Simple Question :

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  [program skill] FUNCTION dominance_count

Sort:

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  Algorithm Gossip: Shell 排序法 - 改良的插入排序

Sort(vedio):

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  Heap Sort


• 
  Quick Sort


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  Shell Sort


• 
  Merge Sort

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[program skill] FUNCTION dominance_count

/* ------------------------------------------------------ */

/* FUNCTION dominance_count :                             */

/*    Given two sorted (increasing) arrays, this function */

/* computes the number of pairs that satisfies f[i]>g[j]. */

/* This function is similar to coincidence_count().       */

/*                                                        */

/* Copyright Ching-Kuang Shene               June/30/1989 */

/* ------------------------------------------------------ */

 

#include <stdio.h>

 

int  dominance_count(int f[], int g[], int m, int n)

{

     int  index_f, index_g;

     int  count;

 

     count = index_f = index_g = 0;

     while (index_f < m && index_g < n){

    printf("\n index_f = %d  index_g = %d \n",index_f,index_g);

          if (f[index_f] <= g[index_g])

               index_f++;

          else

               index_g++, count += m - index_f , printf("\n count = %d \n",count);

     }

     return count;

}

 

 

/* ------------------------------------------------------ */

 

 

 

int main(void)

{

     int  x[] = { 1,3,5,7,9};

     int  nx  = sizeof(x)/sizeof(int);

     printf("sizeof(x) / sizeof(int) = %d /%d , nx = %d",sizeof(x),sizeof(int),nx);

 

     int  y[] = {2,3,4,7,8};

     int  ny  = sizeof(y)/sizeof(int);

 

     int  i;

 

     printf("\nDominance Count of two Increasing Arrays\n");

     printf("\n  #   Array 1   Array 2");

     printf("\n --   -------   -------");

 

     for (i = 0; i < nx; i++)

          printf("\n%3d%10d%10d", i, x[i], y[i]);

     printf("\n\nThere are %d Dominance Pairs. \n",  

            dominance_count(x, y, nx, ny));

    return 0;

}

Result :

sizeof(x) / sizeof(int) = 20 /4 , nx = 5

Dominance Count of two Increasing Arrays



  #   Array 1   Array 2

 --   -------   -------

  0         1         2

  1         3         3

  2         5         4

  3         7         7

  4         9         8

 index_f = 0  index_g = 0



 index_f = 1  index_g = 0



 count = 4



 index_f = 1  index_g = 1



 index_f = 2  index_g = 1



 count = 7



 index_f = 2  index_g = 2



 count = 10



 index_f = 2  index_g = 3



 index_f = 3  index_g = 3



 index_f = 4  index_g = 3



 count = 11



 index_f = 4  index_g = 4



 count = 12





There are 12 Dominance Pairs.

 

Cpmpile code :

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  Save file as xxx.c (note : small c not a big C)


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  Compile gcc -Wall GT_COUNT.c -o GT_COUNT


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  Execute ./GT_COUNT
  
   

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