This was done by copying by hand. There might be errors or missing materials.

It might be better to redo the import using source material coming directly
from the harddisk of twiki.eurecom.fr. To see with IT department.

There still remains to convert those files to MarkDown format.

ExpressMIMO.md

+---+ ExpressMIMO2 drivers and firmware
+
+This page shows how to get started with the ExpressMIMO2 family of cards.
+---++ Prerequisites
+
+Before compiling you need to set OPENAIRx_DIR to the root directory of openairx, see the file =oaienv= in the top director of OAI or do something like:
+<pre>set OPENAIR_HOME variable and export the following:
+export OPENAIR1_DIR=$OPENAIR_HOME/openair1
+export OPENAIR2_DIR=$OPENAIR_HOME/openair2
+export OPENAIR3_DIR=$OPENAIR_HOME/openair3
+export OPENAIR_TARGETS=$OPENAIR_HOME/targets/
+
+</pre>
+
+%BLACK%%NAVY% %ENDCOLOR%%ENDCOLOR% Also, you should check that Linux has properly identified the card by doing
+<pre>lspci
+</pre>
+
+where you should see something like
+<pre>01:00.0 Signal processing controller: Xilinx Corporation Default PCIe endpoint ID</pre>
+---++ Scripts
+
+Everything can also be compiled comfortably from the directory $OPENAIR_TARGETS/RT/USER using "make drivers". There is a script init_exmimo2.sh which loads the driver and initializes the firmware after auto-detecting the version of the card.
+---++ <span style="color: #630000; font-size: 20px; line-height: 1em;">To compile Openair kernel modules yourself</span>
+
+To operate the ExpressMIMO2 cards, you need one hardware driver (linux kernel module). This driver is located in $OPENAIR_TARGETS/ARCH/EXMIMO/DRIVER/eurecom. RTAI is no longer required to build this driver. RTAI is only required for the real-time operation of the card (see below).
+
+To build the driver just call "make" from $OPENAIR_TARGETS/ARCH/EXMIMO/DRIVER/eurecom. It will produce a file "openair_rf.ko" in the same directory. Insert the module using "sudo insmod openair_rf.ko". If you do a =dmesg=, you should see some kernel logs which trace the initial dialogue between the LEON3 processor in ExpressMIMO2 and the openair_rf driver in the host PC.
+---++ Firmware upload
+
+Before using the card, the firmare needs to be loaded in the card. The program to do this is located in $OPENAIR_TARGETS/ARCH/EXMIMO/USERSPACE/OAI_FW_INIT. To build the tool call "make" from that directory.
+
+In the same directory there is the compiled firmware for ExpressMIMO2 (sdr_expressmimo2). If you want to compile the firmware from scratch, look into the openair0 SVN repository, folder exmimo2/software/sdr.
+
+To load the firmware into the card, type "updatefw -s 0x43fffff0 -b -f sdr_expressmimox", where x has to be replaced with the Express MIMO board version.
+
+Again by doing =dmesg= you can check that the card is operational. You should see the message "[LEON card0]: ready".
+
+---++ Potential Gotchas
+
+When compiling the module, you can safely ignore the warnings at the end of the compilation that several rtai symbols are not found. But, if you see warnings for non RTAI functions, that means that indeed something is wrong in your build process.
+
+When inserting the driver you may get several possible errors. If you get "insmod: error inserting 'openair_rf_softmodem.ko': -1 Unknown symbol in module", check with dmesg which symbol is missing. Most likely, one of the rtai module is not inserted. If you get "insmod: error inserting 'openair_rf_softmodem.ko': -1 No such device", that is pretty obvious: the card is not found.
+
+-- User.FlorianKaltenberger - 22 Apr 2013