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Thanks another good session! Great presentation.
nice work - looking foward to the kernel rebuild
Cross compiled many kernels for ARM since 2.6.29 to 3.7
Thank you for great seminar!
Running Lubuntu, Ubuntu, Power Book G4 and Pentium M
No kernel rebuild experience
Hi from OR
I am running Ubuntu on a netbook at home.
Thanks Mike. Another great presentation
I have built from source
Running old distro of openSUSE on old dual CPU chip server at home.
Have built kernel for Linux college class. Don't recall distro.
thanks, another good session
So long, folks.
Thanks another great session Mike
@MIKE,2pm EST = 8pm CET is a great time to start, please try to use the same timeslot next time.I'm realy looking forward learning more from you!
@GBr I'm talking with the DesignNews folks about that. I've got a lot of material from my in-class seminars and embedded systems conference/embedded Linux conference talks. So, I suspect there will be more stuff later.
Thanks again Mike.Are you planning more similar web-trainings for a happy Swedish hobbyist to attend from oversees?
@GBr Folks have tried to use portage in the past for embedded distros with somewhat mixed results. Building everything from scratch is a good idea (Yocto uses that concept with bitbake), but it can take several days to build a complete distro with portage. It just depends on what you're used to I guess. I know folks who love portage. I've not had enough time on it to give an opinion one way or the other.
Thanks Mike for a very good session.I'll save my question for tomorrow.
@MIKE Whats your opinion on using Gentoo (using Portage/emerge/...) for creating and maintaining embedded distro?
Thanks, Mike! Tomorrow...
Thanks! See you toms!
OK gang... That's going to be it for today. See you again tomorrow for installment #4...
@GBr look in the kernel source tree in <kernel>/drivers/char/mem.c to see an example of remap_pfn_range. You can embedd that code in your own driver's mmap() callback from the file operations table. Then use the user-space mmap() call to call the driver to do the mapping. It's pretty straightforward once you look at the mem.c code.
@adse True, Yocto has a Linaro layer. So, you could build Linaro using Yocto's bitbake interface. Canonical uses Linaro to produce Ubuntu for the ARM. But, that's not Linaro's sole purpose. The concern I have for Yocto is that WindRiver, Mentor, MontaVista and Intell all have their hands in the mix. Cooperation among such fierce competitors is always an intersting thing to watch. Hopefully, they can continue to set aside their differences for the betterment of the community.
@MIKE, remap_pfn_range() in the kernel and mmap() look interesting. Any good tutorials or should I look in kernel docs?
Thank you. These are helping me out a lot.
good day
thank you good info
I reviewed Linaro for a while. It seems to be targeted only at making Ubuntu flavors running on ARM.I am also reviewing Yocto. They claim to have a Linaro layer as well.So I believe Yocto will be beneficial to leanr then as you can take advantage of Linaro via its layers?
@GBr For debugfs, you'd need to allocate the maximum buffer size and leave it there. Then you could have a size variable and the actual buffer as two separate values to handle the variable buffer part. Or, you could use remap_pfn_range() in the kernel and mmap() from user-space to just map the buffer directly into the user's address space. Debugfs is probably less prone to errors though.
Thank you. Linaro was going to be my next question. Thank you. Great job.
Ahh, yes... The Yocto Project. The goal of Yocto is to be able to create the smallest kernel possible (yocto is the smallest unit in the metric system). They have been working to modify the OpenEmbedded bitbake system to make it more usable. So, for that, I applaud their efforts. Bitbake is terribly convoluted IMHO. So, anything that simplifies it is a step in the right direction. For building small distros, I think Yocto is a good project. But, I also like Linaro for ARM platforms. Either way, I don't think you can go wrong. But, Linaro has more of an ARM focus whereas Yocto has more of an x86 focus (it does ARM too, but not as strong an ARM platform as Linaro IMHO).
@MIKE, If DebugFS the best way to implement a buffer that is allowed to grow and shrink a lot dynamicly (communication module driver)?
Yeah, great job on the training btw :)
@LevitonDave, installing a minimal Debian using debootstrap is a good way to get a minimal install...
@andyg54321 You are correct. You can hook anything as long as you can find the symbol to hook. That's why systemtap requires kallsyms support. Look in /proc/kallsyms to find the symbol.
@jaranda - good question onthe Yocto Project!
Michael, what is your opinion on the Yocto Project?
@cmeade Is that you Chuck?
I believe it was mentioned that stap is primarily only for system calls, but it appears to be capable of hooking kernel functions as well, which ups the usefulness considerably.
@luizcosta -- busybox is not a kernel, it is a reduced-size root filesystem replacement. There are no kernel sources in a Busybox distribution
A busybox-based file system will still have most of the interfaces we're discussing this week. But, busybox is really a user-space thing and is orthogonal to the configuration of the kernel.
I've used SUSE in the past with great results. It tends to be KDE window manager centric. But, that's way better than Ubuntu's Ubiquity interface IMHO. The furture of SuSE is mirky at this point since the Attachmate acquisition. But, it's still a solid Distro.
@MIKE: Is the busybox kernel of any use for trying these things?
@LevitonDave, if you look for Mint12 LXDE edition you have a slim 32bit Mint out of the box...
@Michael - How about Suse for learning, as a development platform for non-hard RT embedded systems requiring full user GUI?
Using /proc does not require the kernel to be compiled for debugging. Using debugfs does not require the debugging symbols either, but it's often not enabled in a mainline distro. Do the "mount" sequence from the charts and you'll find out quickly if debugfs was compiled in your kernel...
Thank you. That helps put ProcFS and DebugFS into perspective.
@Michael - So, from all the debug tools introduced this week so far.Is it ok to assume procfs is the only one that does not require the kernel to
be recompiled and run in debug mode?
@LevitonDave I'd start with Linux Mint. It works well and there are very lightweight window managers available like XFCE. Great starting point for older machines.
Thanks, 'compile against a particular kernel' answered my question
@jamesdeutch Debugfs is used to simply export data. Procfs is used if you want to exercise a callback into the kernel code. So, debugfs is realtively passive whereas procfs is very active. Procfs is also limited to just 1 page in memory (4K on 32-bit) whereas debugfs has no such limitation.
@mkreich Those two calls were just names. You could have called them "fred" and "barney" as long as you referece them properly in the module_init() and module_ext() calls correctly. Also, you'll compile them against a particular kernel. This uses the makefile approach of a one-line makefile and the make -C <path to kernel source> $PWD module
build command
@Michael - Thanks I'm trying to get an older PC up wiht Linux and figured it might be easier to start down a flexible and extensible path.
I may have missed this, but for what scenarios would you choose to use ProcFS vs. DebugFS, and vice versa, as your chosen debugging technique? When is one stronger than the other as a technique?
Distros to learn from include Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Fedora and OpenSuSE. I use Linux Mint myself because it's based on Ubuntu, but closer to the Debian look and feel for things like kernel configuration. BTW, the Linux kernel configuration command I was using is "make xconfig" from withing the Linux kernel sources (available from kernel.org).
Do jprobe_init and jprobe_exit calls have to be linked with (built with) the kernel? Or can they be compiled eg under a running kernel and called in a user exectable to tap into a running kernel?
Also, how limiting is the reequirement to reporduce the var list?
So from all the debug tools introduced today.Is it ok to assume procfs is the only one that does not require the kernel to
This is the live chat page.
Your on the live chat page and it is going now until about the top of the hour.
@gschmick: Try http://sourceware.org/systemtap/tutorial.pdf from slide 15
Yes, we'll be covering LTTng tomorrow and KGDB on Friday.
@AlanJay - thanks
Thanks Mike & Chuck. Another informative session!
Thanks Mike
Is there a link for the live chat page??
Hi Michael - for learning how to create drivers and general Linux development on a PC platform, what distribution would you recommend (figure using an older single core PC with limited resources)?
what kernel version is kprobe first introduced?
Thank you for the presentation. Very interesting topics.
IMO it's not a question of what's "easier". It depends on what you need. If you need to view something not exported to user space, then write a module. Else, write a SystemTap script.
Thanks Mike and Chuck! This has been great - tons of information
great info... thanks Mike.
Are you going to cover LTTng tracepoints and gdb fast tracepoints with agent expressions?
Where and what time does the live question and answer session from audience happens.
thank you Michael,
Yes, you can use kprobes for any symbol that's exported in a LKM.
@Mike: How do I run Kernel Configurator? Looked on Ubuntu, couldn't find it.
also, what was the url for stap tutorial? sourceware.org...
@Michael, is DebugFS the best way to implement a communication buffer that is allowed to vary heavily in size for a communication device driver?
Thank you Michael, great presentation.
Thank you, all.
thanks Chuck and to digiKey for these great presentations ... missing my Starbucks though
WIth kprobes we're really starting to go into the deep end of the debuggin pool... ;-)
Great job, Mike
Thank you for a very informative lecteur.
@gschmick - URL is on page 15
Thanks Mike and DesignNews
Informative, Thanks
thanks Mike
Good session thanks. See you tomorrow.
Can I use kprobes etc for functions within LKMs?
Thanks for another great presentation
thanks mike
Hi all from the land of Ice & Snow, North Pole,
Alaska, near Fairbanks, AK.
thanks again Mike for a super super presentation
I've loaded tons of linux systems just not recompiled the kernel myself
Thanks Mike!
Thank you Michael!
Thanks Mike and Chuck, an interesting session. See all tomorrow.
Hi everyone!
Thanks Chuck, Mike and all.
Thank you for today's lecture Michael
start w/ stap, if that does not get it debugged, go for kernel module
Thank you, Mike!
Love these hooks.
Thanks, Mike.
Depends on the task, is always good to know you have all these options.
Thanks much, Michael.
@nicks: The hald process opened three files during the 4 seconds that the SystemTap was active, so we see the printf("...") get called three times.
undecided -- would have to try both approaches first
haven't used System Tap, but I would lean towards a kernel module
Depends on what I'm trying to look at. If I'm working on a driver, then I'd use a kprobe/Jprobe. If I'm debugging an interface to the OS then I'd use systemtap.
@Chuck - depends on the requirements - many times pre-written utilties may contain more functionalilty than needed ... sometimes that is good ... sometimes that is bad or not needed
Correction: If the driver works for you, don't rewrite it.
SystemTap might be useful for a quick set of tests. There may be instances where a kernel module will be more useful to get specific data, though.
no pref
Beats me. If you are modifying the kernel or writing a driver, writing another kernel module isn't that hard.
it looks easier to use systemtap. you can quickly do some debugging. however, it might not get you what you want.
I've tried
Not me
Since this is my first exposure to this topic, it is too soon to tell.
System module would be easier (embedded ARM), as its less work than getting system tap cross complied and setup.
it probably depend on the actual task. I imagine me using both in the future.
it seems to be easier to start with pre-built tools, then expand with experience.
never used system tap
@Chuck: easier to use SystemTap - only write a loadable kernel module when needed.
If the driver works for you, do rewrite it.
No clue!
not sure yet
no preference
Is there any reason for the 'hald(2360) open ("/dev/hdc" ....) line to be there 3 times (in slide 15) ?
Would depend on the complexity of the original driver...
like to sys tab
what was that url for the stap tutorial?
yet tbd
arm on am embeded platform
Yes, I have been running a Linux at home since about 1996.
No, I have not recompiled Linux from revised sources, but have done so with reconfigured options without revisiong sources.
I build the kernel for a custom board (ARM).
someone mentioned several docs/books yesterday - included one to IBM Redbook about System Tap: SystemTap: Instrumenting the Linux Kernel for Analyzing Performance and Functional Problemshttp://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp4469.html
AYE, x86, PowerPC, ARM (Openmoko, Beagleboard xM, iMX53). Using Openembedded as the Linux distribution (Angstrom & Poky), also Android (cupcake and Froyo on Openmoko, and the newest ones on the Freescale and TI boards). The PowerPC was on a Xilinx Virtex II FPGA
No = Not :o)
No familiar.
Looks like the chat is dropping messages again (can't keep up with all the answers whenever there is a question to the audience)
Have not built/loaded kernel
I haven't
I did embeded Linux for ARM, Freescale and MIPS
Did similar thing on motorolla microcontroller i.e programming interrupts
I have using SDCard and also etherboot
compiled and loaded many -- can't remember all versions ... Slackware SuSe, embedded, Ubuntu variants
I have, but it was 10+ years ago (built Android kernel 6 months or so ago, but never loaded it onto a machine)
yes on Coldfire
I have compiled and loaded a kernel only on a small embedded platform.
yes, character driver to Fedora4 before
x86 and lotsa ARMs.
drivers, modules - all the time
I have built and loaded kernel modules
Yes, I have modified existing drivers.
I've modified, compiled, loaded, etc Linux kernel modules on x86 and MIPS
I have
I have built kernel modules, but not recently.
NO, have not done any of that.
@Chuck - never compiled/loaded kernel source
Not yet, gathering infor to do just that.
Have not compiled
Yes, that's what I do.
embedded linux on PowerPC
Never done it
@Chuck: I have not compiled or loaded a kernel module on any platform.
I do. I recompiled mine this AM.
yes, on X86
Sure, compiled / loaded tons of modules.
none for me
i have
Many of them!
...about a bazillion times...
yes on an arm platform
I've done a few modules...
not me
not I.
The memory is virtual addresses.
Does the kprobes require GPL license?
@MIKE: with this jprobe mechanism, are we actually inspecting a thread address space in real memory address or virtual?
@email@example.com: Your hyperlink to The PTR Group worked perfectly for me. I actually clicked the hyperlink you provided in this chat window and it immediately took me to the PTR Group website. Could your IT organization somehow be blocking it?
Hmm. www.theptrgroup.com works for me
@Mike - where is the do_fork() function being called
The speaker said his web site was www.theptrgroup.com but it does not respond...
@MIKE: can any of this material be tested for learning purposes with the busybox kernel under QEMU?
running house network router/firewall/bridge on Linux, a few desktops
hiya, slk.
Ubuntu on my PC
And my iMX, Beagleboard and Openmoko Phone :)
I am fairly new to linux myself, but have it on a virtual machine for our website.
hi all,
Ubuntu installed on a laptop
and several Android phones
several Linux systems - other than unreachable (e.g. TV, Blueray/DVD players, printers, etc) - several dev systems (Ubuntu), mostly virtual machines, also router, Patriot Memory Box Office (media player), and several unRAID systems
I'm running linux @ home on routers (1 ap, 2 bridge routers), tablet (android), smartphone (android), and laptop (ubuntu). I think directv receivers also uses linux and Tivo too.
Have Linux under Android devices. Maybe other devices I am not aware of. Don't have a PC running Linux - yet.
I assume that I have them in wireless router, cable devices, Blue Ray DVD. For now they are appliences not development tools or useable for general purpose computing work.
OSX, Fedora, Ubuntu, Android, TV, Router,
I had a Linux Distribution running on my last PC, but it's out of order and I didn't find the time to setup Linux on the new PC
My laptop is Linux (Ubunto). I expect that my Netgear router is running Linux as well as my Roku box. Perhaps even my TV and AV receiver, BD player , etc.
Yes I have. also ubuntu on my PC
Cable DVR runs Linux. Probably other embedded Linux instances. Have Beaglebone, and laptop running Linux.
I have.
Running Fedora as a VM under VirtualBox
I have a router, kinkdle, and a android tablet
samsung tv and linksys dsl modem. and media server, xbmc, desktop, laptop
I do have Ubuntu 10.04 running during this course. Perhaps the WiFi router as well.
Lots of Linux at home: embedded, virtual machines, laptops, and desktops.
@Chuck - have installed Ubutu on PC and there is probably one running on FIOS box (not sure). not sure of anything else
Yes, on our PC, plus of course in some embedded devices
no awareness of linux on my devices, although adroid uses linux kernel, lots of tablet devices here.
Linux @ Home - 3 x86 PCs + various embedded
desktop and embedded devices
Got a Roku box and a D-Link router.
And 2 Android phones
SuSe 3 sys plus embedded plus others + GPS Linux in Garmin
Yes, I have Linux systems running here.
@Chuck - aware of multiple... some commercial, some installed/maintained by me...
Actually they're 3. One running XBMC, An LAMP server and a Development PC
Yes. I have linux running at home.
Yup, Blue Ray player.
Maybe one in the Tivo
2 desktop computers, a router, a Roku, ...
Used Linux for embeeded projects
I have a number of linux sytems @ home
@Charles, presentation text has been running into the slide footer last three days. Difficult to read. Slightly smaller font would not be a problem and would make the last line or two readable. Content is great, would just like to read it all. Thx.
My home mail and web servers run on Linux...
ubuntu on laptop beside XP
No desktop Linux at home. My router is Linux.
I use Gentoo for home desktop and Kubuntu for workstation.
yes, although probably not aware of all
yes, Fedora11
yes, I do. Several.
yes, I have linux running at home.
roughly 10-15 Linux systens running at home.
I have at least 3 or 4 linux devices at home
Yes, numerous
I have Fedora 17 in my home. Its really great.
I have Linux running @ home
Have a few Linux systems at home... desktop and embedded...
@Chuck: have Linux running at home
Many Linux systems here.
I do and Linux is in routers and DVD players.
probably one in the wireless router
looks like a dropped post, audio Ok here
I can see the power of "punching holes" between kernal and user space.....but what are some of the dangers?
audio has been loud and clear from the beginning
Audio good today.
Audio OK.
everybody okay with the audio?
@LevitonDave - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile/
I am unable to download the slide prresentatation and the audio has stopped for some unknown reason.
slide 6
slide number?
Sorry i am late
What happens with mode bits if using a FS using ACL?
@MKE: what is a simple cmd I can issue wuehn we get the 'debugfs' prompt?
Have built 2.4 and 2.6 kernels for x86 on x86 and on x86 for MIPS and ARM targets.
I built kernel from LFS source. It was painful.
I have rebuilt the Kernel once, just for fun :)
have used linux but never rebuilt kernels.
I do it (LTIB)
Where do we get the steps to rebuild the kernal for Umbunto/xumbuntu?
built the kernel many years ago (many, many...) but not in the past years (except a bit of Android building)
Not really necessary (or desireable) these days on many distributions -- e.g. SuSe
Do it often
I have notyet
I've rebuilt the kernel numerous times in Gentoo (which is why I switched to Ubuntu).
I did a few time back in the biginings of Linux: it was Slackware that I used that time with 20+ mini flop disks kind of distribution.
yes but without really understanding kernel configuration options
Used to build Unix kernels 30 years ago! Have not with Linux.
Yes, I've rebuilt the kernel. And, yes rebuilding Ubuntu kernels is a bit tedious.
Once, many years ago.
no rebuilding, no linux experience
yes for embedded linux using ltib
rebuild kernel froms ource? too many times to count :)
yes, red hat
Hello, I didn't rebuild a Linux Kernel fom sources.
i never
Not yet but getting ready to.
@LevitonDave - ahh, that pile of hardware in the basement... :)
yes, done it many times
never, but expect to do it in the future
I rebuild the kernel
Did it all the time when I was using Gentoo.
@Chuck - never rebuilt a Linux kernel
Rebuilt Kernels many times -- PC's through embedded
@Chuck: I have built the Linux kernel from source
Rebuilt Kernel - Yes
i have built a kernel
Haven't yet, but will soon.
I havent done that
Haven't built kernel
Not so far
Never rebuilt
Yes. Only once today though.
I've built the kernel from source literally thousands of times :)
I have, many times.
@Chuck - done that several times...
Have rebuilt... and cross compiled....
Many times!
Sure, rebuilt kernels often
yes, I have rebuilt many a linux kernel
@MIKE: what is this GUI you have in your slides when you say things like configuring debugfs?
@AlanJayWeiner - Looking for uses of older PCs at home that I can climb the learning curve on Linux independent of the delays of an old PC truing to run the behemuth form Readmond.
chin from Minga Electronics
hi from Ottawa Canada
my Ubuntu has debugfs turned on
Chuck is hosting
hi everyone
@LevitonDave - VirtualBox or VMware is a great way to play with this stuff (unless you need specific real hardware...) I use VMware Workstation extensively.
I've missed the first minute of today's session... who is the host today?
Hi from Katy, Texas
a belated greetings from Needham Ma
we are on slide 3
sorry for being late
Hi all
Hello everyone!
Hi Chuck, Mike, and all! From Holland Michigan.
Hi from San Jose CA
Hi everyone the session is now live...
Hello Everyone
Hi Michael - it has been fun so far. I need to resurect some older PCs to be able to play with this stuff in a dedicated manner.
Hi from Phoenix AZ
Hi am I early No sound yet
Hi from Albuquerque, NM
hi from southern CA
Hi everyone! The session will start in 2 minutes...
Ah yes, Vancouver at 73. Makes me miss WA state. Too hot here in TX
I miss the Delaware/Maryland beaches
73 F - Oh man, I miss the North Shore.
Hi from Newport, RI
Hello from San Jose
Hello from Sunny SE Lake Simcoe in Ontario
Hi from Laguna Beach. Highs about 80.
Hi again from Vancouver. Highs of about 73F all week :)
@earlmit - how is the drive going? :)
@earlmit, -60C, that's a winter day here in Edmonton!... OK including the windchill.
hello from Ottawa, On. sunny 81F
Doug here from Silver City, NM, where it's almost noon and 87 degrees F
Greeting again from Mars Earthlings
The temperature here is a nice warm minus 60 degrees Celsius.
@Michael, Will we talk about kernel memory allocation during this week?Is it just malloc or is it fixed max size or is it maloc in userspace and a poiner or..?I'm thinking if iimplementing buffers that are allowed to vary alot in size.
Hi All, From California
Hello from ON
hello from HOT AND sunny MIAMI !!!
Hello, from British Columbia
Good morning from sunny Edmonton, AB. Already 28C/82F in my backyard with the promise of another severe thunderstorm that terrifies my dog.
Hello All,
From Rochester, NY, USA. Another great weather day!
Hi from comfortable Portlandia (low 80s/upper 70's)
Hello from Richmond, TX
hi all
hello to all from hot hot hot Dallas ... on the way to another 100+F day
yeep! mhayden almost friday! time for some margaritas or right from the bottle :)
Good afternoon folks.
I prefer single malt scotch
hello rodan1984. send tequilla. ;-)
Good evening from a rainy Lidingö, Sweden @ 7.22pm.
Hello everybody from Guadalajara, jalisco land of tequila and mariachi in Mexico :)
Greetings All! The session will begin at 1400 EDT. See you there...
Good day all from Colorado Springs, CO
Good Morning Bill from Mobile, AL
Good morning/afternoon from Sunny San Jose, CA. 60 °F right now and it will hit 88 °F @ 3:00 P.M.
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NORTH AUGUSTA — North Augusta couldn't have asked for a much better season opener.
From the opening bell, North Augusta overpowered TL Hanna. Trib Reece was surgical to lead the way, completing 15 of 21 passes for 300 yards and four touchdowns. He was an equal opportunist in the victory, with Keyon West, Dre Dunbar, Antaun Andrews and Jaleel Bryant all hitting paydirt.
"I have to give all of the credit to my line," Reece said. "I also have to give props to my receivers for making the plays, I just had to get them the ball. On that fourth touchdown, I told that receiver (Jaleel Bryant) that I was coming for him. I wanted to get everybody a touchdown."
Dan Pippin, North Augusta's coach, was pleased with his defense's efforts.
"Defensively, I thought we played well all night," he said after his team held TL Hanna to just three points. "I don't think that we played well offensively in the second half. We've got to play better for when we're in those close games. We made too many little mistakes. Hopefully it's just because it was the first game."
Last week at the Aiken County Jamboree, Pippin felt that his offensive line could have played much better. On this night, he felt some progress was made, but there was work that still needed to be done.
"I thought we played well on the third series of the second half," Pippin said. "I don't think we played very well until then."
One player that Pippin did have high praise for, however, was Reece.
"I thought he made good reads most of the time," Pippin said. "He does a good job, but we've still got to keep working."
Coming into the matchup a lot of the talk centered on the TL Hanna running game. North Augusta's defense held them to 11 total yards on 21 carries. For the home team, Willie McCloud led the way on the ground with 82 yards and two touchdowns. Dashawn Barnes saw a near even number of carries with McCloud, with the former receiving 14 and the latter just nudging him out with 15. Coming into the year Pippin stated that he felt that his team would run the ball with more of a committee than a single workhorse.
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North Augusta's next matchup will be a road test at Midland Valley next Friday. TL Hanna will attempt to get on the right track as they host Westside.
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thanks once again sir brian for a wonderful and well informative lecturing to us eventhough this is already from archived, still, is a good to look back for reference as well...
tomorrow, i will continue the topic till end for the alloted 5-days classes...
thanks again to digi-key and design news for giving this kind of opportunity...
so, almost finishing now on slide 12...
thanks for a well informative lecture to us...
correction, slide 10...
i am now in slide 20...
i am now to begin the lecture of sir brian with slide 2...
i am now downloading the slide of the presentation to go through while sir brian discussing the topic...
good evening sir brian...i am here for your lecture...
design challenges are for hazardous locations, temperature extremes -40C to +85C and vibration/shock
Typical products are single processor uC or DSP. The technology includes mostly digital and RF circuitry, some analog processing.
one more role.. develop and implement test plans for new product verification.
Role within my team: We are a small R&D team with many hats. My role is at any time one or more of the following.
designer for electronics and embedded control, software and hardware tester, develop the functional specs and user interface for a new product, investigate product improvements, verify that the product meets all specs and does not introduce unintended features, technical writing for product manuals, user guides, installation and troubleshooting instructions.
We are also the product support experts for the service department and customer trouble calls.
Hello all from chilly Edmonton, Alberta. 1st May and still snowing!
I work in firmware mostly in the hardware interface side of things
My part is work with Hardware team.
Thanks, Bye
We use some formalized verification but I don't think its adequate
I'm not working on any designs at this time
My role is basically software based to actually write/repair the higher level software which interfaces with these lower level chips in their board populated state
Hoping to get caught up for the week today
Picking up Day One
Just catching up
Internet problems prevented a live connection
Thanx Brian , perfect intro. and prof.
Good intro.
Soc, FPGA's.
Management, Project Engineering, Architecture and Specification, System Integration, Transition to Production ...
Would like to see a slide or two in presentation one on approach going from 1) Specification to 2) Test Plan to 3) Modeling approach. Then two or three slides at the end of the session (class 5) amplifying and summarizing the entire approach - not really outside the scope of the presentation, but just to tie the entire process flow together ...
Small FPGA design - control circuit.
Electronics Engineer - development / manufacturing / engineering
Validation -> Test -> Verification
Hello from Oregon
Thank you Brian.
THanks Brian, Chuck, Digi-key, et.al.
thank you!
THanks Brian
Thanks a lot Brian!
Thanks, Brian!
Than you alot Brian! Very nice session
Thank you very much Mr.Brian, really pleased with your cooperation!
i think a course on formal verification as a next step would be really nice. Brian could you see its possibility in the near future?
Well, I do have to go now, but willbe back on here 15 minutes before the lecture tomorrow.
It was about 9 yrs. ago so they were not as sophisticated but it performed it the calculations as prescribed so results were valid for the ASIC but the resulting values did not produce the desired effect, so the bit shifter was born.
Analog and mixed-signal does require some very different methods, such as parametric sweeping. This is very specific to analog and not common in digital designs.
I want to formulate methodolgy for regularly testing of these products..
Presently we use software simulators like Proteus, but rely more on prototype testing, rather then emulated methods
At least not in this course - perhaps that is another one we should do...
It is focussed on verifying a design before it has ever been built. Verifying a manufactured product is more a mtter of test and I will not cover that - sorry.
Do you currently model and simulate your designs or is this something that you dont want to do? If not, then you will only get concepts rather than detailed answers from this course.
Energy Meters, Automation equipments etc.
I am leading embedded designs based on microchip PIC
industrial energy and power based products
Eg, Line conditioner, Remote Monitoring and reporting, data loggers
mgr sw/hw/fw
There are many fundamental concepts in verification that apply to all forms - it is the econmics that often change the most.
VLSI chip verification is the most stringent form of verification because of the cost of getting it wrong. Some poeple do limited amounts of PCB verifciation and system verification is required by many mil/aero project. What kind of design are you working on Mohammad_Zohaib?
The slides seem to depict that the methodologies are more focused towards "VLSI design verification", hope there is a generic method of verification that can suit hardware design as well..
I can see the slides perfectly now. Thanks a lot.
what about the hardware question posted by Mohammed_Zohaib?
Thank you for the presentation..
thanks. see you tomorrow.
Thanks Brian,
Thanks Brian, I look forward to tomorrow's presentation
Thanks everyone for listening in today. I will be around for a few more minutes if you have other questions
see you tomorrow.
Good presentation.
Brian, Are we going to cover verification methodologies focused towards hardware design? OR are they generic and can be adapted to all designs?
Sure thanks!
Controllability/observeability - partly dealt with by doing a lot of block level verification where the problem is not so bad. Have to restrict the system level tests carefully because of the time they take. Also some people use emulationm or prototyping to speed up the process. We will talk about those tomorrow.
Great Presentation and talk Brian! Question: In the need for verification you talked about controllability and observability due to complex design challenges. How we engineers trade off when trying to check the various blocks for functinality vesus verification time?
I will mention formal in several places including in the SystemVerilog session and tomorrow in models and their execution. Will not however have time to go in depth. That could be a course all on its own!
Brian can I get that Mentor Graphics link
some discussion on formal verification would be really nice in the forthcoming lectures
The chat log will sty here forever. The chat logs are still available from the first sessions last year.
cut and paste seems to work.
No idea how to get a copy of the chat log. Sorry.
Hi RMSS - surprised that worked in verification? It means they did not have good enough checkers.
yesp please cover slide 16 tomorrow with real example. The arrows are still confusing
Brian, Can we get a copy of chat log? Thanks
OK - will try a concrete example for tomorrow.
Thanks! Brian very good presentation!
Is slide 16 clearer now? If not then maybe I can go over it a little more tomorrow.
Brian,The last test I worked we used what we called requirements verification matrix based on design and worked through to develop tests from this. I remember one time the design guys had a case where they dropped what they thought were the least significant bits but where actually the MOST significant. It was a little endian big endian thing. It verified Ok in simulator of course but not in operation.
Brian, can you put a real example for slide 16 for tomorrow's lecture.
This is just a suggestion.
Thanks so much for every thing
Random testing comes in handy. When I worked at Fluke, random testing showed HP on the display of one of the meters. That got fixed.
It is like dealing with the what and the how question. Validationm is what, verificatiom is how.
Validationm is checking that a specification is correct. Verificaion is making sure a specification is implemented correctlty.
Not really formal.
sorry for my bad typng there...
could you talk about difference between verification and validation? Please
When we very a blkock in the conext of a system, we are in effect making sure that the sepcification was understood and the specification is consisent. In other words we are beginning to do some validation up front rather than at the end where it is done today.
Thanks Brian for the wonderful presentation.. No not really, we try to follow the approach of handing over same specs to two guys and then basic checklist procedure to verify functionality
Thanks Brian!
Then when the design gets progressed, detailed models can be inserted into the system model and verified in the context of the rest of the system.
could you please explain slide 16 again?
as it is not very clear
thanks Brian
Slide 16 - yes sorry, it was rushed as I was runing out of time. IN the system integration flow we put together high level models to create a system model.
This can be verified standalone.
Extremely informative. Look forward to the rest.
Thank you so much, Brian.
Thanks for the lecture
Brian,Thanks very much
Thanks Brian.
Thank you Bran for an iteresting start to the week.
Thank you, Brian! Very interesting.
Thanks Brian
software simulation only at this point
Not yet, too much time is spent on machine debug
Brain, thanks for presention.
Thanks alot, look forward to tommorrow
Semi formal method. Some in house some formally purchased SW libraries.
unfortunately not. Just verification with Perl, C and verilog models.
Thank today's presentation Brian
Very informative lecture
Just Verilog Simulation
Thank you Brian!
pretty much manual testing
Brian! Thanks for excellent presentation.
Not yet - still in rough software simulation mode.
yes i am using formal verification
ARM and DSP Designs
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RTOS, FPGA, MCU, PLL RF, Mixed signal
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Depends on the client. Mixed signal, FPGA, wide variety of MCUs and SoCs. Many medical devices, consumer products, and security devices.
ARM Cortex based design -- gathering analog information -- feed network of analysis machines
Very mixed signal, seldom any processors as such.
digital, quad-processor, multiple FPGAs
Digital, FPGA acquiring and processing data from High Speed ADC
Analog & MicroControllers
FPGAs would really simplify my designs. Using two processors and about 60 other ICs building high speed test equipment.
Mix signal, single processor
CPUs for parallel processing.
Microcontroller based embedded systems: PIC / ARM basedIntelligent reporting and monitoring
Any topic on Low-power verification?
New processors, ARM, x86, lots of different periferals.
little D big A custom SOC, no processor
digital, one processor, multiple 1G Ethernet controllers, SAS and Fibre Channel controller chips
Mixed Signal Audio/Video
Core processors and DSPs
5 to 6 M Instances , Mixed Signal SOC
Fairly complex, but if I tell you the detail... (well you know)
Digital designs for telecomunication (base band) using FAPGs
Mixed signal, 2 CPU Cores, FPGA, ASIC
96-150 ucontrollers
digitial, > 4 cores, network Phy's
new graduate EE
Software design and implementation
Digital system design using FPGAs and CPLDs.
IP verification
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Supply Chain and MFG for a medical device company.
Packaging Automation Developer
Design and verification Engineer.
I'm a PHD student and design engeener
I used to work on verification phase for systems.
VP of medical device division
Design & Development focus.
Field service- functional verification for devices returned from the field
Test Engineer
Design and Verification of ssoftware and Hardware
I am a digital design engineer, does block level verification and, when needed, top level verification.
Verification of sub blocks with Verilog Simulation, Chip level Simulation
SOC Timing Verification
test engineer
Lead Design Engineer - R&D
Circuit board design for x86 processors
Hardware R&D
Systems Engineer - Design + Verification of FPGA Cpres
hardware and software designer
Hardware / Software verification
Working in manufacturing - Process Engineerwith masks/trenchesLooking to learn more in desgin
I'm down in the trenches. Embedded systems design, development and testing. Mostly firmware (software).
embedded software design
Was in SW QA and trying to move into development.
Industrial Design Management Consultant
Design team - early days.
Production test engineer
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project manager
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Used to be in verification for several years...
As the sole engineer, I do it all.
Design team working primarily hardware at this stage, although I do write code when needed.
I am in the design team.
embedded firmware and systemC modeling of SoC
i m design + verification
FPGA/ASIC designer
@kkonesky: It still is. We use it for test equipment under test and components in receiving inspection.
DUT used to refer to Device Under Test.
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Hellow from Houston, TX
Not seeing where to get linked into the audio? Where is it?
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Hi all - Audio is live!
Hello from sunny Toronto.
Good Morning/Afternoon/And Evening from Newark DE.
Hello from Placentia CA
Audio is loud and clear...
Hello this is Garth in Texas USA
Hello everyone!
may be reload page?
just started
has the sound started yet?
Hi, All
Hello from Ottawa ON
hi to all
Hi All..
Brian: Yes I have an idea about the need for system verification. We were maintaining Motorola MSF-5000 UHF base stations, and occassionally we would get a failure with an obscure error code. I called Motorola engineering and after sending them the exact werror code, asked why they didn't publish an error code library. He said even the engineers didn't know what the error cosdes meant, or what exactly caused each one; they had to run down the hal to the softheads and ask them. The codes were altered with every production version. Talk about no one steering the ship.
Hello, from Redmond WA
Hi Everyone.
Hello to all.
Hello everyone from Manasssa, Virginia
Hi All.
Hello from Cedar Park TX
Hello from Albuquerque.
Good afternoon from sunny St. Louis (finally!)
Hello from Fortaleza, Brazil
Hello, everyone....
But we got 55 inches of snow last week..
howdy all
Good Morning from sunny Valdez Alaska
Hello from Michigan
We did hit 80 yesterday, and rainy. Super humid.
I spent the last month in Central Minnesota so 34 deg seem warm
Hello from Huntsville, Al
We almost hit 80 yesterday!!!!! Incredible day!
Good afternoon from Western Michigan where it is asunny 34 deg F
Wish I was back there. I'm from Marysville, WA
Happy Monday from Central California
Weather in the Pacific North is wonderful!
From the perspective of large systems, software, yes. From embeded, not sure.
@brian_bailey: Could start with the weather.
Does anyone have a clue what I am meant to be talking about today?
Hello from Baily's point North Pole!
Florida in the house.
You notice that Design News/Digi-Key doesn't say the first 25 attendees will be getting Starbuck gift certificates anymore. I'm assuming they're picking attendees at random.
That's RichmonD, TX
Hello from Richmon, TX
@farhad00110 - At 1:00 PM (assuming you're on Cental time like me), a sound bar should appear at the top of the page. If it doesn't appear, refresh your browser page. It doesn't start automatically. You'll have to click the play button. There's no video. You'll need to download the slide deck above and follow along. If you don't have Power Point, you should be able to download a Power Point Viewer for free.
Hello from Reston, VA
I think an audio feed starts up once we actually get started.
Greetings from AR, can anybody please explain how to get into the lecture session once it starts?
Morning sunshine!
Greetings from the Windy (and chilly) City of Chicago.
PowerPoint saved from 2010. I am guessing it is converted by the site.
So close to Day 1 concept.
hi all
A VerilogQuickRef.PDF hopefully the link makes it though
Good Morning all from CA
Hello from Chicago
Hi all
Hellow morning everyone.
@r_barlow What part?! I used to live in Nashville...
Hello from Tennessee
I saved the presentation as a PDF. I have uploaded it to a file hosting site called 2shared.com. Some users on this forum have had problems with this site in the past. If you don't have AdBlock running on your browser, there might be a few advertisement URLs they want you to click on instead. Just look for the big blue download button for the actual file.
Hello from Sunny SE Lake Simcoe area of Ontario Canada.
Cold and snowy here.
Good morning!
Good Morning.
I'm having the "PowerPoint can't read the outline from (filename) No text converter is installed for this file type" issue.
For following slides could you save with an updated PowerPoint please. Thanks a lot.
Hello from Scottsdale, AZ
Hello, Good to be back in the classroom
Good afternoon from the sunny - but cold climes of Aurora Ontario
hello you guys
Hello all
Good Morning from sunny Panama City, FL
@Brian: April Fools. This is a cake baking seminar.
Monday is shaping up nicely. Happy Monday!
Howdy folks!!! STL @ ARI. I love baseball!!! (It's been a long, cold, lonely winter...)
Good morning from sunny Chicago, a high of 39 degrees F (4 degrees C). A perfect opening day for MLB.
Good Morning from SUNNY Boston! Red Sox vs Yankees Opening Day; GO SOX!
Good morning y'all! Had some snow on the ground this morning, after a weekend filled with sun and 70s! :/
Good morning everyone. Three hours until I start - or maybe the whole thing is an April fools joke. What didn't they tell me? Hmmmm
Good Morning, everyone
Good Morning from GA
Good Morning from Milwaukee!
Good morning from upstate New York.
Good morning from Mobile, AL
Beware vector driven verification of async digital circuits using event driven simulators.
Amazing bunch of early birds. Spring must be here.
Download slide have a look. Thanks.
Thanks for the slides
lookin' good
Eagerly waiting to paticipate in this session
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Danny Granger would be a god-send for the Clippers. Still a lot of hurdles to clear for that to happen.
As soon as I saw that the 76ers traded for him, I assumed he would be bought out and I was just saying "please get on this".
He hasn't played specifically well, but we know he is a talented player. The knee tendonitis / tendonosis sort of killed him the past couple of seasons.
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May need him to meet minimum team salary requirements.
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I'm pretty sure he's the younger brother of frank18. Very well respected within the Frank Family.
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Yeah I was wondering too, but it was re-tweeted by Ralph Lawler.
Must be coming in to back up Blake hopefully he can stay healthy always loved his game. I much rather the SF rotation be Bullock and Turk and have the other two go away. Maybe Barnes covering at SF and Bullock at 2 until JJ comes back.
I hoe the clippers get em cause if not the Lakers will that make us wonder what the hell is doc thinking
I hope they bring in Ivan, and Granger. Then maybe bring back Odom for the playoffs as an extra big.
This is also true, especially since we didn't end up moving any SF's, so we would have a glut at SF.
Odom is done, gone to Spain
That can't be true, I've been told over and over on Clipper forums this year that knee tendonitis is a minor injury that shouldn't cause an NBA player to struggle.
It's a short contract, ends mid April, he could signed at the last second like McGrady was last year.
See no way both come to split minutes amongest themselves while Blake is playing 30+mpg a night and Hedo at point forward and having three SF's already.One of them works because Turk will become a bench warmer and maybe Blake takes all C minutes when DJ sits.
Granger would be awesome
Getting Granger would be huge for this team. YES YES YES
Well done!
When will buyouts happen?
I hope they also get Granger but Miami is also interested and who knows what route Granger takes.
Tough week to wait for ten days and buyouts with tough games ahead. Figuring out the overcrowding at the Forward spots will be a battle in itself. Waiting for JJ and hoping things pan out very tiring and deflating day.
Vets can sign for a new team only if they're waived by March 1st.
i wish we would have went after austin daye.
Speaking of buyouts - what happened with okafor
If Danny Granger is bought out; what options are available to sign Granger? Do we have to pay the minimum? Can we cut someone to make room (Barnes and Dudley are on multi-year contracts), how would we go about this? Is it even a possibility?
Hope we are able to get Granger if he is bought out.He isn't in his prime anymore but if healthy he fits in perfectly.He is a very good scorer.He isn't an elite defender but if he can get healthy he is solid defensively.If he can't get healthy we didn't give anything up for him so I think he is a no risk,high reward player.
I wish they would buy him out today
i hear jason terry might get bought out. any chances we sign him?
We are at the league minimum right now 12 players. We can sign 3 more. If he passes though waivers he becomes a FA. No ned to cut anyone.
Sorry, I meant in regards to salary. Can we only give him the minimum? Miami still has that mini mid level I think. Would hate to lose him to them.
I believe we were 1.9 mil below the hard cap before the trades, so it looks like we can afford a bit more. Depends if we stay at 13 or 14 players I guess.
The clippers need defense not another scorer. The one thing Danny Granger doesn't do well and that's defense.
Oops, I stand corrected. I was thinking of the time allotted to get to the minimum.
No...we need to get something, anything out of that position. I guarantee granger is a huge upgrade offensively and probably one defensively. Right now that position is a black hole.
He's shooting 36% this year, he's been struggling. He'd be basically a third Barnes/Dudley, someone who used to be better that you hope returns to form. He's probably worth the risk anyway, but he's far from a sure thing.
Okafor's out for the rest of the year. Looks like the Suns didn't trade his contract either, so I think he'll be a free agent this coming summer.
Anyone have a list of players expected to be bought out? Any chance the Jazz buyout Jefferson or Marv? Sounds like Caron Butler is very likely to be bought out and wants to go to Miami. Kaman probably has a good chance of being let go.
Next week we'll be an interesting time as vets from non-PO teams begin to line up on that buy out line. We need a little patience and see what falls from that tree.
Poor mans Jamal Crawford, no thanks
If you have a busted wheel you can't function. A bad knee is muy importante
yeah not the same terry from a couple years ago but he's not that bad. would you guys take over sasha?
Why do a lot of buyout happen around this time?
Another chronic case of knee tendonitis after the year Dudley has had.....Sure, I'd pick him up for minimum, but I don't expect a lot out of him.
Because if they can't trade them, then it would be cheaper to buy them out before their contracts get fully guaranteed by march 1st i believe.
if we get him do you guys think he'll become a starter?
Ahh ok, thanks!


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It wasn't just his own or contemporary photographs that survived in the collection of my 2x great-uncle Percy Ebenezer Trower, but older family photographs. This is one such carte de visite that survived, probably dating to a couple of generations before Percy's.
Sadly unlike Percy's own photographs there is no name or details on the back of this one, obviously certain clues to the age can be found in the dress, posture and photographer's name, but that alone would probably not be enough to identify the subject.
There is probably going to be a connection with the Trower family although it might come from his wife's side of the family. I doubt I will ever know for certain who this woman was.


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The Reds announced today that longtime front office man Gene Bennett retired. For most Reds fans, his name won't be immediately recognizable but you'll know many of the people he's responsible for signing to the team. He's been part of the Reds organization for 58 years!
I will write that part again….58 years. Wow.
Gene has long been one of my favorite people to know since I've started covering the Reds. He's always been kind and will come up and talk. He knows the game inside out and I've always enjoyed running into him at Spring Training and chatting with him near the practice fields.
Here is a portion of the Reds' press release:
He will be honored tonight during the Reds Caravan stop at Fannin Motors in Ashland, Kentucky and on Portsmouth Day in ceremonies prior to the Sunday, April 17 afternoon game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
"Gene has been an important part of the Reds' family for almost 60 years," said Reds President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Walt Jocketty. "He leaves a legacy not only here but also in baseball's scouting fraternity. He made countless contributions to the success of our proud franchise."
Bennett, 82, has been a senior special assistant to the general manager since October 1992. After signing as a player in 1952, he began scouting in 1958 and was promoted to scouting supervisor in 1975. His notable signings include Reds Hall of Famers Don Gullett, Barry Larkin and Chris Sabo along with Jeff Russell, Charlie Leibrandt and Paul O'Neill.
Larkin, a 12-time All-Star and the National League's Most Valuable Player in 1995, said, "Gene not only is a great scout, as anyone in baseball will tell you, but he also is such a wonderful person. He will be missed by everyone in the game."


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DENVER � The Legislature is poised to pass a law creating civil unions for gay and lesbian couples today, after a Monday debate in the House.
It was the first time in three years of trying that the civil-unions bill made it to the floor of the House. Last year, Democratic supporters joined with two dissident Republicans to try to force a House vote on the second-to-last day of the session, but Republicans, who held the majority, shut down the House rather than allow a vote.
This week�s result was preordained on Election Day. The election saw Democrats take over the House, bringing with them Colorado�s first openly gay speaker of the House, Rep. Mark Ferrandino, D-Denver, and three newly elected gay Democrats.
�This bill is about three simple things. It�s about love, it�s about family, and it�s about equality under the law,� said Ferrandino, who sponsored the bill this year and last year.
A civil union gives same-sex couples most of the same rights as married couples under state law, but not under federal law.
At least two Republicans say they will support the bill in today�s final vote.
But other Republicans spent several hours Monday fighting the bill or trying to send it to the voters for approval.
Republicans pushed unsuccessfully for exemptions for religious people in businesses and adoption agencies and county clerks� offices to be able to refuse to serve same-sex couples.
Rep. Lori Saine, R-Dacono, said the bill would force people to violate their deeply held religious beliefs.
�What this bill is about, really, is the Bible � is it right or wrong?� Saine said.
Last year�s bill contained an exemption for religious adoption agencies. This year�s has no such exemption.
Ferrandino acknowledged that he included the exemption last year because he was in the minority and needed Republican votes. This year, he has more than enough votes to pass his bill without Republican help, and he said he does not want to allow for discrimination, even by adoption agencies.
Several Democrats exhorted Republicans to �be on the right side of history.�
Rep. Bob Gardner, R-Colorado Springs, led GOP opposition to civil unions and questions the history argument.
�Only history will decide. Only history will judge,� Gardner said.
With today�s vote and Gov. John Hickenlooper�s expected signature, Colorado will become the ninth state with a civil unions-style law. Another nine states and the District of Columbia allow same-sex marriage.
Ferrandino said he supports full marriage equality, but voters in 2006 amended the constitution to reserve marriage for heterosexual couples.
�For now, until the voters say otherwise, civil unions is the closest we can do in the General Assembly to make sure that all families, gay or straight, have equal protection under the law,� Ferrandino said.


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Yesterday marks the eighth time, at least, that sick, vicious dogs unfit for domestication have run wild in our neighborhood, through various yards, and onto our property to kill innocent, peaceful creatures.
Three years ago, we received a warning phone call that a neighbor's cat was found dead in her garage. Not 20 minutes later, we heard terrifying animal noises in our yard but did not arrive in time to save my childhood tabby cat Tiger, who was cornered, taken by the neck and shaken violently to death by this band of dogs.
He's buried in our yard next to his sister Goldie, who was murdered in the same manner a year later.
Soon after, a third cat Clarabelle was slaughtered, her remains all over our garage.
During the last few years, we have had to reintroduce generations of ducklings after these dogs have brutalized and wiped out entire populations of the mallards who call our pond home.
One of the massacres was particularly devastating because the ducks were raised from eggs with their parents close by. It was the only clutch to survive raccoons, cats, opossums and other nest robbers.
Most recently, we raised a brood of hens from chick-hood who graced our barn with the most beautifully colored feathers and eggs. I use "who" because each had a name. I am overcome with anger because these violent dogs wreaked havoc again recently, unbeknownst to their owners, killing seven of our nine young hens.
The personal irresponsibility, disregard and blatant disrespect for our community this dog owner has shown are despicable. Fines, censures, and court sentences have not prevented these dogs from lawlessly destroying the peace in our neighborhood. We've been angry, but it's time to get even. The punishment must fit the crime.


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AIKEN, S.C. – Ms. Gustine M. Staley, age 93, formerly of 1539 Redd St, NW, passed away Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at Azalea Woods Nursing Home. Funeral services will be held 2 PM Monday, April 29, 2013 at Smyrna Baptist Church with Rev. Curtis Belton officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
She leaves to cherish her memory: Cousins, Robert B. (Genice) Thompson, Newberry, SC and their children, Mariscia Thompson, Chicago, IL, Morrall (Tiffany) Thompson, Brooklyn, MD and Engle Thompson, Columbia, SC; her niece, Rosemary Jones, Columbia, SC; other relatives.
Mrs. Staley will lie in state at the church Monday from 1 PM until the hour of service.
Friends may call at Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home beginning 3 PM Sunday.