Project Summary
Mosys is a swiss army knife of system tools. It is intended to assist with bring-up, debugging, and support of platforms which often requires obscure and platform-specific knowledge. Examples include non-enumerable GPIO/I2C/SMBus device information, querying embedded controllers (ECs), EEPROM information, embedded data retrieval / decoding, and more. It is written in C (Linux kernel style) and can be used as a standalone program, linked into other programs, or as a diagnostic payload for firmware and bootloaders.
Mosys performs platform detection and contains platform-specific logic for obtaining data which can be processed using one of many libraries. Mosys uses the Linux kernel build system and can be built for multiple platforms/architectures or for a single target.
In a Nutshell, mosys...
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took an estimated 16 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in April, 2010
ending with its most recent commit over 6 years ago
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