1. Computer System Laboratory
Conventions
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2. Conventions in CSL Slides
The common content is shown in the font “Verdana”. Highlighted texts are in “bold” or “underline”.
E.g., PXA270 is our experimental board.
E.g., Please connect it and then reset the PC.
Commands and texts typed in shell environment are shown in the font “Courier New”.
E.g., The command mkdir is used to create a directory.
Commands starting with “%”, “$”, or “u-boot$” are executed in Ubuntu (build system), Linux (target system), and U-Boot (bootloader), respectively.
E.g., % mkdir test
Files, directories, and paths are shown in the font “italic Courier New”.
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>
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3. 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 =
The “blue texts” are what you have to add or modify.
E.g., #define INTEL_ID_28F256P30B 0x891C891C (modify)
E.g., #define FLASH_28F256P30B 0x00BA (add)
The “red texts” are something important that you have to remember.
E.g., % sudo apt-get install samba
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