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Conventions in CSL Slides

Conventions in CSL Slides. The common content is shown in the font Gill Sans MT. Highlighted texts are in bold or underline . E.g., PXA270 is our experimental board. Commands and texts typed in shell environment are shown in the “ Courier New ” font.

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Conventions in CSL Slides

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  1. Conventions in CSL Slides • The common content is shown in the font Gill Sans MT.Highlighted texts are in bold or underline. • E.g., PXA270 is our experimental board. • Commands and texts typed in shell environment are shown in the “Courier New” font. • E.g., The command mkdir is used to create a directory. • Commands starting with %, $, or u-boot$ are executed in Ubuntu8.04 (build system), Linux-2.6.15.3 (target system), and U-Boot (bootloader), respectively. • E.g., % mkdir test • Files, directories, and paths are shown in the italic Courier New font. • E.g., /home/lab202 is the home directory of user lab202. • Variables are described in bold and italic enclosed by angle brackets, <>. • E.g., <build system IP> / 20

  2. Conventions in CSL Slides • Special terms are enclosed by double quotation marks, “”. • E.g., “VirtualBox Manager” • The selection of menu items is specified by a sequence of terms of item names and arrows, . • E.g., “Applications”  “Accessories”  “Terminal” • Value assignment for variables in configuration files is specified in the form name = value. • E.g., Netmask = 255.255.255.0 • The blue texts are what you have to add or modify. • E.g., In include/flash.h, • #define INTEL_ID_28F256P30B 0x891C891C(modify) • #define FLASH_28F256P30B 0x00BA (add) / 20

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