CS170 Information
Teams
- Team: Sweet Home Alabama
- Hackers: David Sigal and Rob Cohn
- Team: I Love Rock 'n Roll
- Hackers: Matt Hubert and Chris Hall
- Team: Paradise City
- Hackers: Matt Tobin and Brendan Shanks
- Team: Brown Eyed Girl
- Hackers: Erik Clarizio and Christian Banzon
- Team: (Don't Fear) The Reaper
- Hackers: Paul Clark and Paul Santana
- Team: Roxanne
- Hackers: Bryce Furlong and Ewei Chao
- Team: White Room
- Hackers: Shan Randhawa and Jovan Chohan
- Team: La Bamba
- Hackers: Maciej Baranski and Eric Liskay
- Team: Spirit in the Sky
- Hackers: Garrett Schultz and Kyle Shobe
- Team: Baba O'riley
- Hackers: Saeed Mahani and Julian Claudino
- Team: Higher Ground
- Hackers: Rene Hernandez and Vincent Garcia
- Team: Foreplay/Long Time
- Hackers: Shaun de Saint-Erne and Prudhvi Chaitanya
- Team: Don't Stop Believin'
- Hackers: Cody Walker and Carl Minden
- Team: Walk This Way
- Hackers: Adam Greenfield and Chris Chiu
- Team: More than a Feeling
- Hackers: Daniel Ring and Aaron Gottlieb
- Team: The Final Countdown
- Hackers: Salmaun Masooman and Max Ramirez
- Team: Solo 1
- Hackers: Ian Whitfield
- Team: Solo 2
- Hackers: Jacob Topper
- Team: Solo 3
- Hackers: James Betker
- Team: Solo 4
- Hackers: Jesse Farless
- Team: Solo 5
- Hackers: Monica Acevedo
- Team: Solo 8
- Hackers: Tamir Arad
- Team: Duo 1
- Hackers: Chris Bruner and Akhsar Kharebov
Section Slides / Extras
Making Patches for project submission or email questions
Setup Step Part 1 -- On a csil machine
- Somewhere in your sandbox copy /cs/sandbox/student/bboe/minix_3.1.3a_src.tar.gz. This is a clean copy of minix 3.1.3a source.
- Extract the source: tar -xvzf minix_3.1.3a_src.tar.gz
- Make a copy of the source to use as your clean version: cp -r minix_3.1.3a_src minix_clean
Setup Step Part 2 -- On your minix machine
- Install openssh, and rsync via packman. They are packages 69, and 82 if you use the CD install.
- Run make clean on your src directory as you don't want to rsync binaries
- rsync your modified source directory to csil: cd /usr/; rsync
-rptuv src/
{username}@csil.cs.ucsb.edu:{pathtosandbox}/minix_3.1.3a_src/
make sure to replace {username} with your csil username, and {pathtosandbox} with the path to your sandbox.
At this point you have a synced up copy of your edited source folder. Now say you've made modifications and want to submit, or email me a question about your code, do the following:
- From minix run make clean on /usr/src
- rsync again from your minix machine (see part 2 step 2)
- From csil make your patch from your sandbox via: diff -ruNp minix_clean/ minix_3.1.3a_src/ > patch
Another useful thing this process grants you is the ability to edit from a CSIL machine rather than through the somewhat buggy minix terminal (don't open emacs then do ctrl+z). All you have to do is rsync files in the opposite direction by switching the arguments: rsync -auv {username}@csil.cs.ucsb.edu:{pathtosandbox}/minix_3.1.3a_src/ src/
With rsync's -u option you can be sure that you're always only replacing outdated files, so in case you accidentally rsync the wrong direction your work wont be lost.
Turnin for Demo
Since it's much quicker for you to demo the projects than for me to patch and compile your projects, please include a md5sum of your virtual machine drive image(s) with your turnin. This allows me to verify that you have not modified your project between the turnin and demo. Include the sum(s) in your design document.
A md5sum can be generated via md5sum minix.img. Once you have generated the sum, you cannot boot into the image, so make sure the virtual machine is turned off prior to generating the sum.
You might also want to make a copy of your hdd image and compute the md5 sum from that. Of course you will have to boot up from that image for the demo then.
Project 6 Extra Credit
There are two ways to receive extra credit for this project described below. Note that these two options are mutually exclusive.
- For 1.5 * your score submit your project by 23:59:59 on Sunday June 7 and demo your project either that Tuesday or Wednesday. This gives you a maximum possible score of 150/100 on this project.
- Any combination of the following three thus giving you a maximum possible
score of 109/100 on this project.
- 3pts - Immediate files utilize the full 40 bytes
- 3pts - Files shrunk to < 32 bytes become immediate (truncate)
- 3pts - Old files are converted to immediate if < 32 bytes
