Tenet Software

Welcome

This page describes how to get Tenet software and provides pointers to documents that explain how to run Tenet.

Downloads

Tenet 2.0

Tenet 2.0 introduces several new platforms/protocols/features and has been used in seismic and habitat monitoring deployments for up to a month. Notable features include support for Cyclops camera, RCRT transport protocol, CTP routing protocol and dutycycling using TinyOS 2.x, centralized source-routing using Centroute protocol, and preliminary Emstar emulation of Tenet.

Binary distributions

• Tenet 2.0 for Fedora Core tenet-2.0.FedoraCore.tar.gz
• Tenet 2.0 for Stargate tenet-2.0.stargate.tar.gz
• Tenet 2.0 for Cygwin tenet-2.0.Cygwin.tar.gz

Source distribution

• Tenet 2.0 Source tenet-2.0.src.tar.gz

Tenet 1.0

Binary distributions

• Tenet 1.02 Release (tenet-1.02.tar.gz)
• Tenet 1.01 Release (tenet-1.01.tar.gz)
• Tenet 1.0 Release (tenet-1.0.tar.gz)

Other downloads

• Re-compile and download individual Tenet binaries

Documentation

• README
• HOWTO install Tenet with a single Master
• HOWTO install Tenet with multiple Masters
• Tasking API
• HOWTO write a Tenet application
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Trouble Shooting Motes
• HOWTO recompile Tenet mote binaries
• HOWTO use Cyclops in Tenet

Browsing the repository

• ViewCVS Interface: ViewCVS allows browsing of files and their revision histories within CVS.
• LXR Interface: LXR is a cross-referencing browser. LXR support coming soon.

Read-only (anonymous) access to the repository

Anonymous CVS is enabled. To check out the Tenet repository using CVS tools, use these commands:

cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@enl.usc.edu:/root login

(Press enter when asked for password)

cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@enl.usc.edu:/root co tenet

The pserver method can only be used for anonymous, read-only access. For commit access, SSH must be used, as described below.

Commit access to the repository

Committing to the repository requires SSH (pserver won't work), and a user account.

1. Subscribe to the cvs commit mailing list.
2. Send mail to enladmin at enl.usc.edu to request an ENL user account. Include your name, institutional affiliation, faculty advisor (if a student), and desired username in the request.
3. setenv CVS_RSH ssh

cvs -d your_username@enl.usc.edu:/home/public_repository/root checkout tenet

Mailing lists

For help running Tenet or questions about Tenet, please email tenet-users@enl.usc.edu.
Click here to subscribe to tenet mail list.

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Last Modified: November 10, 2007