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#! /bin/bash

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# File:   putty_uart_rpi3.sh
# Author: Alexander Hogen (https://github.com/ahogen)
#
# This script assumes you have added your user to the appropriate group(s)
# to access serial devices without sudo access. The "dialout" group comes
# to mind... To add yourself to "dialout", run the following command...
#

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#!/bin/bash
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# File:   build_avdecc_lib.sh
# Author: Alex Hogen (@ahogen on Github)
#
# Download and build the AVB/TSN controller utility from Avnu Alliance 
# (https://github.com/AVnu/avdecc-lib). Tested on Ubuntu 16.04.
###############################################################################

echo "Is the current directory where you want to download and compile avdecc-lib?"

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# File:   julia_async_tasks_semaphore_demo.jl
# Author: Alex Hogen (@ahogen on Github)
#
# This is a demo script I made for myself just to see how Julia's
# syntax for semaphores looks. This script is a basic demonstration
# of a producer and consumer task using a semaphore to protect the
# code sections where the global data variable is accessed.
#
# I built and ran this script with Julia 0.6.0.

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Just wanted to make a note that I'm running Linux Mint 18.1 (Mate desktop) in VirtualBox with xTIMEcomposer 14.3.0 and I was able to get the xTAG drivers working by simply running the provided driver install script. My Google searches only turned up results like the "Enable USB drivers on Linux" article, which is old. The solution listed there by XMOS does probably work for xTAG 2 devices, however, all of the new xTAG devices from XMOS are not shown in that tutorial, but are included in the new distrobution of xTIMEcomposer. For that reason, and the fact that it's probably just a better idea to use the tools that come with

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# File:   julia_busy_dots.jl
# Author: Alex Hogen (@ahogen on Github)
#
# Print a little busy/waiting indicator to the screen. 
#
# Start:
#     $ julia julia_busy_dots.jl
# Stop:
#     $ Ctrl+C

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#!/bin/bash

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# Installs "libftdi" and its dependancies for Ubuntu 12.04/14.0.4 variants of
# Linux.
#
# This is just a copy of the Adafruit script in their tutorial. Go check them
# out over here:
# https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-ft232h-breakout/linux-setup
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#!/bin/bash

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# File:   pull_all_git_branches.sh
# Author: Alex Hogen (@ahogen on Github)
#
# Iterate through all cloned git repositories in this directory and update
# (pull) all their branches to sync with their remote counterparts.
#
# In diagram below, if this script is executed from <this dir>, then all repositories

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Simple AVDECC (1722.1) only capture on selected interface.

tshark -f "ether proto 0x22f0" -i "AVB NIC" -w outfile.pcap