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  1. Как один баг чуть не убил марсоход за $400 млн, и почему везде важна конфигурация

    3 января 2004 года марсоход «Спирит» коснулся поверхности Марса в кратере Гусева. Двадцать один день спустя он перестал отвечать на команды, ушёл в бутлуп и чуть не погиб от своей же операционки. О том, почему инженерам JPL этот инцидент до сих пор снится в кошмарах, как NASA дважды чуть не потеряло марсоходы из-за одной и той же ОС и почему везде важна правильная конфигурация — в статье. Читать

    habr.com/ru/companies/ruvds/ar

    #NASA_JPL #бутлуп #файловая_система_флеш_памяти #переполнение_памяти #Mars_Exploration_Rover_Spirit #конфигурационные_ошибки_систем #марсоход #баг #VxWorks #ruvds_статьи

  2. @voided I'm intrigued - I did real-time multicast on #vxWorks using Ethernet MAC directly years ago.

  3. @estherschindler I worked on the MIPS, PowerPC, and ARM architecture layers and BSPs for #VxWorks at #WindRiverSystems back from 1999‐2004, and then moved on to their embedded Linux kernel and BSPs, so if it is a general question, I might be able to help a little.... haven't kept up with it since then though.

  4. Are there any active #VxWorks online communities? Where do those developers hang out? I have questions for them.

  5. Anyone here knowledgeable about #VxWorks and #VxWin?

    Please boost.

  6. #VxWorks, a real-time operating system (RTOS) by Wind River, has been in development since 1980s. It is used in deterministic, real-time and safety-critical applications. Many well-known modern aircraft are running VxWorks on board. VxWorks has been heavily influenced by #Unix
    Via @unix_byte

  7. @leonerd Spirit and Opportunity ran , and I don't think there's a perl port. I'd not be surprised if the follow-ups also run VxWorks. There's almost certainly perl code running on the control room side of things, of course, just because so many system maintenance tools are written in it.

  8. @kenshirriff The first microprocessor I worked with that had a barrel shifter was at my first job at #Tektronix - port the #Magnolia #workstation (#Motorola 68000) V7 #UNIX first to 68010 but a few years later to 68EC040. The '40 had the barrel shifter. Man rotations were zippy. Later for #WindRiver I ported #VxWorks RTOS to #MIPS and #PowerPC chips. PPC bitfield ops were efficiently done with a bunch of rotate with mask instructions - IMO the pinnacle, the kitchen sink of embedded instructions.

  9. Tetris on an Oscilloscope, the Software Way - When we talk about video games on an oscilloscope, you’d be pardoned for assuming ... - hackaday.com/2023/10/06/tetris #oscilloscope #assembly #compiler #vxworks #tetris #games #java #rtos #crt

  10. As goes radation-hardened SoCs, so goes a segment the #embedded computer industry. I worked on the #VxWorks #RTOS port for PPC750+7400, the basis of #RAD750, and that was a major performance bump. The #SiFive X280 should enable a huge bump in smart on board processing for spacecraft. #riscv #powerpc

    SiFive RISC-V cores and Microchip processors will power NASA's future space missions | TechSpot
    techspot.com/news/95911-sifive

  11. Q: What do you say when the #VxWorks operating system crashes?

    A: VxDoesn'tWork

  12. Do Your Part to Stop the Robot Uprising - One of the pleasures of consuming old science fiction movies and novels is that they capture the m... - hackaday.com/2020/10/21/do-you #securityhacks #cybersecurity #robotshacks #vxworks #robot #ros

  13. This Week in Security: vxWorks, Expensive Email Fraud, and What’s in Your Wallet? - This has been an interesting week. First off, security researchers at Armis discovered a set of seri... more: hackaday.com/2019/08/02/this-w #thisweekinsecurity #hackadaycolumns #satoshinakamoto #computerhacks #securityhacks #can-bus #vxworks

  14. 200 million devices—some mission-critical—vulnerable to remote takeover - Enlarge (credit: Lisa Brewster / Flickr)
    About 200 million Internet-connected devices—some that m... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1542997 #vulnerabilities #exploits #vxworks #biz&it