Joe Britton
Joe Britton
I propose modification to artiq/CONTRIBUTING.rst that emphasizes how to contribute documentation. At the [ARTIQ Day](https://forum.m-labs.hk/d/181-4282021-artiq-day) it seemed clear there was interest from the community in improving documentation with emphasis on...
In https://github.com/m-labs/artiq/issues/795#issuecomment-605371138 @sbourdeauducq said > Sometimes (and rarely AFAICT) the DRTIO link appear to become corrupted with some bitstream builds (visible symptom is a storm of broken aux packets); making...
Using build from latest master. Usually ping is < 1 ms. Lately ping has been much longer. ``` --- 192.168.1.75 ping statistics --- 69 packets transmitted, 69 received, 0% packet...
## One-Line Summary The idle kernel does not run automatically after booting after startup kernel has exited. ## Issue Details ### Steps to Reproduce * Both idle kernel and startup...
# Bug Report ## One-Line Summary Unexpected behavior for clock configuration. ## Issue Details ### Steps to Reproduce * First confirm that some clock options do work. * ``` $...
Currently there is considerable fragmentation among flashing tools for Sinara hardware. ```artiq_flash``` supports kasli v1, kasli v2, Sayma while [other tools support kasli-soc](https://github.com/m-labs/artiq/issues/2257) and the [balance of sinara hardware](https://github.com/quartiq/kasli-i2c) is...
This is a place to discuss (and track) merging support for kasli-soc with the ARTIQ codebase. This was previously mentioned [here](https://github.com/m-labs/artiq/issues/2247#issuecomment-1758845753). Currently the dependent code is in several places. -...
Presently flashing ARTIQ for kasli-soc relies on tools that are not part of ```artiq_flash``` or in ARTIQ master. This feature request is a place to discuss adding support for kasli-soc...
# Bug Report ## Issue Details I observe large variations in the execution time of kernels on the core device (Kasli v1.x). While the standard deviation of the execution time...
## One-Line Summary The Serial Event Dispatcher (SED) is a mechanism that enables RTIO PHYs to use a shared pool of FIFOs for queuing RTIO events -- SED was proposed...