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Message-ID: <BANLkTi=6Y02o4+zFOTbGQQrXX0FdB9-RRw@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 31 May 2011 01:13:38 -0300
From: Yuri Gonzaga <yuriggc@...il.com>
To: crypt-dev@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Yuri's Status Report - #3 of 15
Hi, you all!
I am sorry for reporting my results only in the last moment.
I had a very busy week.
- Accomplishments:
- Receiving of Google's welcome package
- Account registration and card setting up
- Full Eksblowfish using Xilinx's RAM
- Results in a separate email
- Installation of Pico E-101 files for Linux
- I am using an Ubuntu 10.4 64-bit guest OS on VMware Workstation 7
- I had some trouble to put everything to work. Everytime the demo
example tried to communicate to the board it complained the
device was busy.
So, after several attempts, I figured out a workaround: a
process called
usbtest was locking the device. Then, before running any
application, I have
to call "sudo rmmod usbtest". It solved!
- Unfortunately, I spent so much time to set the VM and run the
demo example properly that I couldn't start to interface my own
applications.
- Get circuit diagram from Xilinx results
- I did this to bflike as reported in another email.
- Synthesis experimentations in bflike
- Synthesis for Spartan-6 device, from E-101 board
- State machine changes was postpone to interface step
- I couldn't improve pcadd() LUTs count
- Priorities:
- Run bflike on the board
- Report real results
- Real result means operation time?
- Interface to the board from software (Linux)
- Following the demo example, there are a lot of stuff to
understand in software and hardware sides
- Hardware side: SPI interface, FIFOs and anything else
needed to stablish communication using Cypress USB
device (used on e101
board)
- Software side: api initialization, write and read routines
- Revisit JtR to work with bcrypt on the board
- Actually, I revisited the code to found the right point to
call hardware.
- So, I need to finish this task
Anything else?
Regards,
Yuri Gonzaga
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