Overview
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Scout is a communication-oriented operating system targeted
at network appliances (e.g., network-attached devices, set-top
boxes, hand-held devices, and so on). Click
here for an overview
of Scout.
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Demonstrations
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We are building a variety of network appliances in Scout. These
include:
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Software
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Scout currently runs stand-alone on Digital Alpha and Intel Pentium
processors. It is hosted from Linux using GNU tools. Scout includes
source code derived from GNU libraries, Linux device drivers,
Bellcore's MGR window manager, and the x-kernel.
- Software Distribution
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Copyright Notice
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Project Members
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Larry Peterson, Professor
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Todd Proebsting, Assistant Professor
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John Hartman, Assistant Professor
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Andy Bavier, Research Staff
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Peter
Bigot, Former Research Staff
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Mason
Katz, Former Research Staff
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Dave Larson, Research Staff
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Ian Murdock, Research Staff
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Rob
Piltz, Former Research Staff
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David Mosberger,
Former Student
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Brady Montz,
Graduate Student
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Oliver Spatscheck,
Graduate Student
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Patrick Bridges,
Graduate Student
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Abhiram Khune,
Former Student
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Related Projects
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Resources
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