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Revision as of 17:39, 23 March 2010
This is a directory of various How-To documents written by members of the EPICS collaboration. Contributions to this page are most welcome!
EPICS Base on Different Architectures and Operating Systems
- Getting Started with EPICS on RTEMS
- Getting Started with R3.14.7 on a PC104 running Linux
- How To Port EPICS to a new OS/Architecture
Drivers and Device Support
- How To Do Serial (using Asyn Driver)
- Beginners Guide to using VXI-11 (with Asyn Driver)
- How to make your EPICS driver operating system independent
- How To Write Device Support that uses Asyn Driver (Incomplete!)
- How to use GPIB ports with linux-gpib and StreamDevice
Applications
- Common Database patterns
- How To Install Channel Archiver On Scientific Linux
- What PV Save and Restore Tools are available
Infrastructure and Other Stuff
- How To Set Up a Linux Box as an IOC Boot Server
- How To Set Up a Mirror of the EPICS Web Site
- How to Set Up a Soft IOC Framework on Linux
- How to Set Up Console Access and Logging for VME and Soft IOCs
- How to Set Up NAL (Nagios Alarm Handler) to monitor an EPICS network
