Location of reference materials

• Subversion
  • Two SVN repositories exist:
    • DDCI - Repo contains customer specific data that cannot be made visible to Honeywell. For example: BSPs designed for custom hardware, SOWs, project plans, customer specific libraries, training materials, OpenArbor (as this is solely licensed by DDC-I).
    • Deos - Repo is shared with Honeywell. Anything that needs to be under revision control and does not fall under the DDC-I specific repo should be placed here. This includes the publically available documentation, kernel source, reference BSPs, Bare Metal BSPs,
  • Industry standards documents (IEEE, ARINC, ATA, FACE, etc), architecture manuals, processor manuals, cert documents (such as DO178) are stored in /scm/Deos/docs/reference-data
    • Note: Use Index files such as [index.htm] when the structure becomes complicated. These index files contain reference identifiers (e.g. [ARM_BSABI]) that can be used in our documentation of references. Follow this model throughout the code and add to the existing index files when you add documentation to the existing folders that use them.
  • Platform specific manuals should be saved in Subversion in the BSPs branches\mainline\docs directory
  • Formal process docs are located at scm/Deos/docs/howto but are most commonly viewed online at Howtos
• Wikis
  • Main_Page - Points to must read Maintainer_Startup_List. Save this bookmark. The boxes on the left show most useful wikis.
  • Howtos is titled "HowTos" in the box titled "shared ip". This contains Howtos for all certification mandatory Howtos.
  • Admin HowTos is titled "Admin HowTos" in the box titled "ddc-i private". This contains informal howtos that are very useful. The following are most relevant for BSP developers:
    • Deos_Maintainer_Build_In_OpenArbor
    • Deos_Target_Farm
    • Move_Component_To_Shared_Repository
    • Subversion_Search
    • Cloning_a_BSP
    • Combining_BSP_Components
• X9 Target Farm
• Linux servers - Several different servers exist for various tasks. The various Wikis and howtos will direct you to the different Linux servers. Some uses to note:
  • nx3000.ddci.com:/Deos/<platform> contains CD contents delivered with hardware
  • linux03.ddci.com:/tftpboot/<platform> contain the boot and hypstart images for tftp booting the targets on the farm.
  • Google BSP Info share drive.