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 '''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems.  Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router.  Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the [[mipsel-qemu|QEMU MIPSel virtual environment]] and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]].  Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other colleges/universities.
-The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [https://www.cs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [https://www.cs.mu.edu/Computer Science] department of [https://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.
+The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [https://www.cs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [https://www.cs.mu.edu/ Computer Science] department of [https://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.
 Our project partners include [https://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~bina/ Dr. Bina Ramamurthy] at University of Buffalo (with whom we shared an [https://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2009/nsf09529/nsf09529.html NSF CCLI] grant), [https://cs.olemiss.edu/~ruth/wiki/doku.php Dr. Paul Ruth] at University of Mississippi, and [https://www.cs.purdue.edu/people/comer Dr. Doug Comer] (father of Xinu) at Purdue University.

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 '''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems.  Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router.  Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the [[mipsel-qemu|QEMU MIPSel virtual environment]] and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]].  Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other colleges/universities.
-The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/ Math, Statistics, & Computer Science] department of [http://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.
+The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [https://www.cs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [https://www.cs.mu.edu/Computer Science] department of [https://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.
-Our project partners include [http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~bina/ Dr. Bina Ramamurthy] at University of Buffalo (with whom we shared an [http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2009/nsf09529/nsf09529.html NSF CCLI] grant), [http://cs.olemiss.edu/~ruth/wiki/doku.php Dr. Paul Ruth] at University of Mississippi, and [http://www.cs.purdue.edu/people/comer Dr. Doug Comer] (father of Xinu) at Purdue University.
+Our project partners include [https://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~bina/ Dr. Bina Ramamurthy] at University of Buffalo (with whom we shared an [https://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2009/nsf09529/nsf09529.html NSF CCLI] grant), [https://cs.olemiss.edu/~ruth/wiki/doku.php Dr. Paul Ruth] at University of Mississippi, and [https://www.cs.purdue.edu/people/comer Dr. Doug Comer] (father of Xinu) at Purdue University.
 == Teaching With Embedded Xinu ==
 * For curriculum guidance on adopting or adapting Embedded Xinu for undergraduate coursework, see [[Teaching With Xinu]].
-* Workshops have been held regarding teaching with Embedded Xinu.  For example, the [http://www.cs.olemiss.edu/acmse2010/pdf/xinu.pdf Teaching With Embedded Xinu Workshop] at [http://www.cs.olemiss.edu/acmse2010/Home.htm ACMSE 2010] in Oxford, Mississippi (Ole Miss campus) shared ready-made curriculum resources that have been used successfully to teach hardware systems, operating systems, realtime/embedded systems, networking, and compilers with the Embedded Xinu platform at several colleges/universities.
+* Workshops have been held regarding teaching with Embedded Xinu.  For example, the [https://www.cs.olemiss.edu/acmse2010/pdf/xinu.pdf Teaching With Embedded Xinu Workshop] at [https://www.cs.olemiss.edu/acmse2010/Home.htm ACMSE 2010] in Oxford, Mississippi (Ole Miss campus) shared ready-made curriculum resources that have been used successfully to teach hardware systems, operating systems, realtime/embedded systems, networking, and compilers with the Embedded Xinu platform at several colleges/universities.
 == Building an Embedded Xinu Laboratory ==

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 = Welcome SIGCSE 2024! =
-To find RISC-V assignments and writeups, see [https://github.com/a1g3/riscv-xinu-hw].  We have instructions for running Embedded Xinu on the Sipeed Nezha below.  Check out "Building an Embedded Xinu Laboratory"
+To find RISC-V assignments and writeups, see [https://github.com/a1g3/riscv-xinu-hw].  We have instructions for running Embedded Xinu on the Sipeed Nezha below.  Check out "Building an Embedded Xinu Laboratory".  For solutions to homework assignments, please email dennis (dot) brylow (at) marquette.edu or alexander (dot) gebhard (at) marquette.edu.
 = Introduction =

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		+	= Welcome SIGCSE 2024! =
		+	To find RISC-V assignments and writeups, see [https://github.com/a1g3/riscv-xinu-hw]. We have instructions for running Embedded Xinu on the Sipeed Nezha below. Check out "Building an Embedded Xinu Laboratory"
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		+	= Introduction =
	'''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems. Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu\|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router. Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the [[mipsel-qemu\|QEMU MIPSel virtual environment]] and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]]. Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other colleges/universities.		'''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems. Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu\|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router. Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the [[mipsel-qemu\|QEMU MIPSel virtual environment]] and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]]. Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other colleges/universities.

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 # Obtain a [[List of supported platforms|supported platform]].
-# [[HOWTO:Modify the Linksys hardware|Modify the Linksys hardware]] or [[HOWTO:Modify the ASUS hardware|Modify the ASUS hardware]]
+# (Required if using a Linksys/Asus router) [[HOWTO:Modify the Linksys hardware|Modify the Linksys hardware]] or [[HOWTO:Modify the ASUS hardware|Modify the ASUS hardware]]
-# [[HOWTO:Connect to a modified router|Connect to a modified router]]
+## [[HOWTO:Connect to a modified router|Connect to a modified router]]
 # [[HOWTO:Build Xinu|Build Xinu]]
 # [[HOWTO:Deploy Xinu|Deploy Xinu]]

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−	'''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems. Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu\|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router. Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the QEMU-MIPSel virtual ~~machine~~ and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]]. Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other colleges/universities.	+	'''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems. Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu\|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router. Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the [[mipsel-qemu\|QEMU MIPSel virtual environment]] and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]]. Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other colleges/universities.

	The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/ Math, Statistics, & Computer Science] department of [http://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.		The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/ Math, Statistics, & Computer Science] department of [http://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.

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 * [[Router Recovery]] aka "Debricking"
 * [[Development]]
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−	'''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems. Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu\|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router. Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the QEMU-MIPSel virtual machine and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]]. Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other ~~locations~~.	+	'''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems. Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu\|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router. Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the QEMU-MIPSel virtual machine and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]]. Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other colleges/universities.

	The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/ Math, Statistics, & Computer Science] department of [http://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.		The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/ Math, Statistics, & Computer Science] department of [http://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.

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−	'''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems. Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu\|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] ~~and [[WRT160NL]] routers~~. Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the QEMU-MIPSel virtual machine and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]]. Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other locations.	+	'''Embedded Xinu''' is an ongoing research and implementation project in the area of Operating Systems and Embedded Systems. Its original goal was to re-implement and port the [[Xinu\|Xinu Operating System]] to several embedded MIPS platforms, such as the Linksys [[WRT54GL]] router. Since then, Embedded Xinu has been ported to other platforms, such as the QEMU-MIPSel virtual machine and the [[Raspberry Pi]]; see the [[list of supported platforms]]. Although Embedded Xinu is still being developed and ported to new platforms, a laboratory environment and curriculum materials are already in use for courses in Operating Systems, Hardware Systems, Embedded Systems, Networking, and Compilers at Marquette University and other locations.

	The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/ Math, Statistics, & Computer Science] department of [http://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.		The Embedded Xinu project was conceived and is supervised by [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/~brylow/ Dr. Dennis Brylow] and is being conducted by both graduate and undergraduate students in the [[Systems Laboratory]] in the [http://www.mscs.mu.edu/ Math, Statistics, & Computer Science] department of [http://www.mu.edu/ Marquette University] in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first major phase of work on Embedded Xinu began in the Summer of 2006.

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 * [[XinuPhone]] Internet telephony
 * [[Router Recovery]] aka "Debricking"
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