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Boiarino: /* initial setting after installing card into new machine */

2026-02-02T18:19:53Z

initial setting after installing card into new machine

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	== initial setting after installing card into new machine ==		== initial setting after installing card into new machine ==

			Login as ''clasrun'' and run command ''ti_config'', enter root password in a process. It will save TIpcieUS's driver ''config'' file to ''/root'' directory. Later in case of problems, driver can be effectively restored by running script ''ti_reload''.

	It should be 3 scripts in ''$CODA/src/scripts'' directory with following contents:		It should be 3 scripts in ''$CODA/src/scripts'' directory with following contents:

2026-02-02T18:17:01Z

initial setting after installing card into new machine

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	== initial setting after installing card into new machine ==		== initial setting after installing card into new machine ==

	It should be 3 scripts in ''/~~root~~'' directory with following contents:		It should be 3 scripts in ''$CODA/src/scripts'' directory with following contents:

	ti_config:		ti_config:
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	set dest = "/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:$temp"		set dest = "/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:$temp"
	echo $dest/config		echo $dest/config
	cp $dest/config /root/config		echo "Enter root password"
			su - root -c "cp $dest/config /root/config"

	ti_reload:		ti_reload:
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	set dest = "/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:$temp"		set dest = "/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:$temp"
	echo $dest		echo $dest
	cp -f /root/config $dest		echo "Enter root password"
			su - root -c "cp -f /root/config $dest"

	ti_menu:		ti_menu:

2026-02-02T17:16:51Z

initial setting after installing card into new machine

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	== initial setting after installing card into new machine ==		== initial setting after installing card into new machine ==

			It should be 3 scripts in ''/root'' directory with following contents:

			ti_config:

			#!/bin/csh
			#
			# save TIpcieUS driver config file into /root
			#
			set temp = `lspci \| awk -F' ' '/9038/{print $1}'`
			echo $temp
			set dest = "/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:$temp"
			echo $dest/config
			cp $dest/config /root/config

			ti_reload:

			#!/bin/csh
			#
			# TIpcieUS driver reload
			#
			set temp = `lspci \| awk -F' ' '/9038/{print $1}'`
			echo $temp
			set dest = "/sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:$temp"
			echo $dest
			cp -f /root/config $dest

			ti_menu:

			#!/usr/bin/tcsh
			#
			# William's menu
			#
			~jgu/PCIeTI/TIpcieUS/tools/TIcontrol /dev/xdma0_user

	== TIpcieUS ==		== TIpcieUS ==

2026-02-02T16:58:11Z

TIpcieUS

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			'''TIpcieUS'''

			== initial setting after installing card into new machine ==

	== TIpcieUS ==		== TIpcieUS ==

2026-02-02T15:14:58Z

TIpcieUS

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	'''NOTE:''' controlling tool can be used as following:		'''NOTE:''' controlling tool can be used as following:

	~~reboot machine~~
	ssh as root		ssh as root

2026-02-02T15:14:04Z

TIpcieUS

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	ssh boiarino@...		ssh boiarino@...
	su

	For release 1.4.0 on RHEL7 mchines:		For release 1.4.0 on RHEL7 mchines:
	cd /usr/clas12/release/1.4.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma		cd /usr/clas12/release/1.4.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma

	For release 2.0.0 ~~on RHEL7 mchines~~:		For release 2.0.0:
	cd /usr/clas12/release/2.0.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/~~xdma_rhel7~~		cd /usr/clas12/release/2.0.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS-devel/xdma

	~~For release 2.0.0 on RHEL9 mchines~~:		make -B
	~~cd /usr/clas12/release/2.0.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma~~
			Become superuser (''su'') and run following:

	~~make -B~~
	make install		make install
	reboot		reboot

	~~'''NOTE: On some machines, ssh as 'boiarino' and then type 'su', otherwise installation does not work !!!'''~~

	'''NOTE:''' controlling tool can be used as following:		'''NOTE:''' controlling tool can be used as following:

2026-01-29T20:10:06Z

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	For release 2.0.0 on RHEL7 mchines:		For release 2.0.0 on RHEL7 mchines:
	cd /usr/clas12/release/2.0.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma_rhel7		cd /usr/clas12/release/2.0.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma_rhel7

	For release 2.0.0 on RHEL9 mchines:		For release 2.0.0 on RHEL9 mchines:

2026-01-29T20:09:52Z

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	reboot machine		reboot machine
	ssh as root		ssh as root

			Run TI control script:
	cd ~jgu/PCIeTI/TIpcieUS/tools		cd ~jgu/PCIeTI/TIpcieUS/tools
	./TIcontrol /dev/xdma0_user		./TIcontrol /dev/xdma0_user
	~~for~~ slave mode, type '2', then type '9'. It should bring TIpcie board to the right state. After that you can start the daq from scratch.
	For Sampa setup, set TI board to the 'bridge' mode by typing '15'.		or run following if exists:
	Another useful option is 4 - it shows temperature etc parameters.		/root/ti_init

			For slave mode, type '2', then type '9'. It should bring TIpcie board to the right state. After that you can start the daq from scratch.

			For Sampa setup, set TI board to the 'bridge' mode by typing '15'.

			Another useful option is 4 - it shows temperature etc parameters.

	== old version ==		== old version ==

2026-01-29T20:05:52Z

TIpcieUS

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	ssh boiarino@...		ssh boiarino@...
	su		su

			For release 1.4.0 on RHEL7 mchines:
	cd /usr/clas12/release/1.4.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma		cd /usr/clas12/release/1.4.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma

			For release 2.0.0 on RHEL7 mchines:
			cd /usr/clas12/release/2.0.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma_rhel7

			For release 2.0.0 on RHEL9 mchines:
			cd /usr/clas12/release/2.0.0/coda/src/TIpcieUS/xdma

	make -B		make -B
	make install		make install

2025-03-05T16:32:47Z

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	./TIcontrol /dev/xdma0_user		./TIcontrol /dev/xdma0_user
	for slave mode, type '2', then type '9'. It should bring TIpcie board to the right state. After that you can start the daq from scratch.		for slave mode, type '2', then type '9'. It should bring TIpcie board to the right state. After that you can start the daq from scratch.
			For Sampa setup, set TI board to the 'bridge' mode by typing '15'.
	Another useful option is 4 - it shows temperature etc parameters.		Another useful option is 4 - it shows temperature etc parameters.