Magic Lantern Firmware Wiki - Recent changes [en]

User:Rex Woodley

2013-05-18T11:56:46Z

Rex Woodley created a user account

Unified/DE

2013-05-18T07:32:50Z

Undo revision 15906 by 42.61.39.158 (talk)

User:MyrrhVirus

2013-05-18T02:29:40Z

MyrrhVirus created a user account

Unified/DE

2013-05-17T14:50:42Z

Esy arxifloyflh, ti xrmtwaaki... eisai? Prasinofroyros... poytsoglyfths... kafros... dhmosioypallhlakos poy se ta'i'zw... egw gia na paizeis tabli me frapedia..? 'H mhpws eisai elafrode3ioylhs... galazoylhs... kai noydoylhs... se kapoia... Agrogh....

7D support

2013-05-17T08:03:54Z

‎Before g3gg0's hack:

Register Map

2013-05-16T21:54:04Z

‎Misc Registers:

Embryonic stem cells: Advance in medical human cloning

2013-05-16T05:09:26Z

Embryonic stem cells: Advance in medical human cloning

2013-05-16T05:03:44Z

Created page with "Embryonic stem cells: Advance in medical human cloning"; string _Content = @" Human cloning has been used to produce early embryos, marking a “significant step..."

New page

Embryonic stem cells: Advance in medical human cloning"; string _Content = @" Human cloning has been used to produce early embryos, marking a “significant step“ for medicine, say US scientists. The cloned embryos were used as a source of stem cells, which can make new heart muscle, bone, brain tissue or any other type of cell in the body.
 The study, published in the journal Cell, used methods like those that produced Dolly the sheep in the UK. However, researchers say other sources of stem cells may be easier, cheaper and less controversial. Opponents say it is unethical to experiment on human embryos and have called for a ban. Stem cells are one of the great hopes for medicine. Being able to create new tissue might be able to heal the damage caused by a heart attack or repair a severed spinal cord. There are already trials taking place using stem cells taken from donated embryos to restore people's sight. However, these donated cells do not match the patient so they would be rejected by the body. Cloning bypasses this problem. The technique used - somatic cell nuclear transfer - has been well-known since Dolly the sheep became the first mammal to be cloned, in 199 Dolly the sheep Dolly's birth in 1996 was seen as a major scientific breakthrough Skin cells were taken from an adult and the genetic information was placed inside a donor egg which had been stripped of its own DNA. Electricity was used to encourage the egg to develop into an embryo. However, researchers have struggled to reproduce the feat in people. The egg does start dividing, but never goes past the 6-12 cell stage. 'Real deal' A South Korean scientist, Hwang Woo-suk, did claim to have created stem cells from cloned human embryos, but was found to have faked the evidence. Now a team at the Oregon Health and Science University have developed the embryo to the blastocyst stage - around 150 cells - which is enough to provide a source of embryonic stem cells. Dr Shoukhrat Mitalipov said: “A thorough examination of the stem cells derived through this technique demonstrated their ability to convert just like normal embryonic stem cells, into several different cell types, including nerve cells, liver cells and heart cells.
 “While there is much work to be done in developing safe and effective stem cell treatments, we believe this is a significant step forward in developing the cells that could be used in regenerative medicine.“ Chris Mason, a professor of regenerative medicine at University College London, said this looked like “the real deal“. “They've done the same as the Wright brothers really. They've looked around at where are all the best bits of how to do this from different groups all over the place and basically amalgamated it. “The Wright brothers took off and this has actually managed to make embryonic stem cells.“ The ethical rival Embryonic stem cell research has repeatedly raised ethical concerns and human eggs are a scarce resource. This has led researchers to an alternative route to stem cells. The technique takes the same sample of skin cells but converts them using proteins to “induced pluripotent“ stem cells. However, there are still questions about the quality of stem cells produced using this method compared with embryonic stem cells. Prof Mason said the field was leaning towards induced pluripotent stem cells: “It has got a lot of momentum behind it, a lot of funding and a lot of powerful people now.“ Dr Lyle Armstrong, at Newcastle University, said that the study “without doubt“ marked an advance for the field. Dr Lyle Armstrong, Newcastle University: “They can become any of the cells or tissues“ But he warned: “Ultimately, the costs of somatic cell nuclear transfer-based methods for making stem cells could be prohibitive.“
 Opponents of the new technique argue that all embryos, whether created in the lab or not, have the potential to go on to become a fully-fledged human, and as such it is morally wrong to experiment on them. They strongly advocate the use of stem cells from adult tissue. Dr David King, from the campaign group Human Genetics Alert, warned that: “Scientists have finally delivered the baby that would-be human cloners have been waiting for: a method for reliably creating cloned human embryos. “This makes it imperative that we create an international legal ban on human cloning before any more research like this takes place. It is irresponsible in the extreme to have published this research.“ However advocates of the new technique say that the embryos created from this technique could never become viable human beings.“ SOURCE: Science and Health BBC

Thanks for your reading. This is my site. <a href='http://vienne.co'>Tui Xach</a>

New feature requests

2013-05-15T22:35:06Z

Register Map

2013-05-14T19:58:44Z

‎EDMAC:

Firmware file

2013-05-14T19:42:29Z

Reverted edits by 188.234.244.239 (talk | block) to last version by Alexdu

Firmware file

2013-05-14T05:30:43Z

‎Previous FIR file format:

Tips for life

2013-05-13T04:08:02Z

Created page with "Understand what it is that will make you happy. Everyone has unique requirements for attaining happiness and what makes one person happy may be very different from what makes ..."

New page

Understand what it is that will make you happy. Everyone has unique requirements for attaining happiness and what makes one person happy may be very different from what makes someone else happy. Revel in your individuality and do not worry about whether or not your desires are comparable to those of your peers [http://liferemix.net life] .

User:ArleenTurp

2013-05-13T04:07:23Z

ArleenTurp created a user account

Register Map

2013-05-11T22:28:22Z

‎EDMAC:

Register Map

2013-05-11T08:57:35Z

‎EDMAC:

@@ Line 543: / Line 543: @@
 {{quote|Adding this firmware will take your $800 camera and turn it into a $2000 beast|[http://bit.ly/ml-dod3032 Dod3032, December 22, 2010]}}
-Esy arxifloyflh, ti xrmtwaaki... eisai? Prasinofroyros... poytsoglyfths... kafros... dhmosioypallhlakos poy se ta'i'zw... egw gia na paizeis tabli me frapedia..? 'H mhpws eisai elafrode3ioylhs... galazoylhs... kai noydoylhs... se kapoia... Agrogh... me 4.000 euro ka8e mhna? Gia pes mas. Egw -ws floyflhs opws les- ergazomai ston idiwtiko tomea me 1.200 euro peripoy meta apo 11 xronia kai doyleyw 9 wres ka8hmerina me ton ergodoth mpastaka... Poios einai loipon perissotero floyflhs..? Aytos poy ergazetai xwris monimothta 'h aytos poy koproskyliazei... sto dhmosio kai zei stis plates... twn allwn? Aytos poy baginei... sth synta3h sta 67 'h o alhtaras toy dhmosioy (p.x. oi gyftokarabanades) poy apo ta 45 einai ston kafene kai paizei xartia..? Malaka, geloie kai bolemene... dhmosioypallhla.
+===Blogs===
 ===Twitter===

@@ Line 543: / Line 543: @@
 {{quote|Adding this firmware will take your $800 camera and turn it into a $2000 beast|[http://bit.ly/ml-dod3032 Dod3032, December 22, 2010]}}
-===Blogs===
+Esy arxifloyflh, ti xrmtwaaki... eisai? Prasinofroyros... poytsoglyfths... kafros... dhmosioypallhlakos poy se ta'i'zw... egw gia na paizeis tabli me frapedia..? 'H mhpws eisai elafrode3ioylhs... galazoylhs... kai noydoylhs... se kapoia... Agrogh... me 4.000 euro ka8e mhna? Gia pes mas. Egw -ws floyflhs opws les- ergazomai ston idiwtiko tomea me 1.200 euro peripoy meta apo 11 xronia kai doyleyw 9 wres ka8hmerina me ton ergodoth mpastaka... Poios einai loipon perissotero floyflhs..? Aytos poy ergazetai xwris monimothta 'h aytos poy koproskyliazei... sto dhmosio kai zei stis plates... twn allwn? Aytos poy baginei... sth synta3h sta 67 'h o alhtaras toy dhmosioy (p.x. oi gyftokarabanades) poy apo ta 45 einai ston kafene kai paizei xartia..? Malaka, geloie kai bolemene... dhmosioypallhla.
 ===Twitter===

@@ Line 8: / Line 8: @@
 *See [http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel/browse_thread/thread/9636782a8f25bb7d 7d 1.2.3 dumper ](Indy)
-See [http://magiclantern.wikia.com/wiki/7D_internals 7D_internals], [[7d intercom|7d_intercom]] (Indy)
+Anyone can edit this page if you get bored.
 [[File:7d-hello.jpg|thumb|250px|7D displays "Hello, World!", g3gg0 did the impossible]]

@@ Line 723: / Line 723: @@
  From 5D3:
 xC0F08130 -
 xC0F08138 - DEFM_MODE
@@ Line 750: / Line 762: @@
 xC0F08244 - ADMERG_TOTAL_SIZE
 xC0F08250 - ADMERG_2_IN_SE
 ==SIO Registers (serial IO)==

@@ Line 62: / Line 62: @@
 ;Swapping buttons
 :Done! This is in the 0.1.4 code base.
 ;Display lens meta-data
+;
@@ Line 98: / Line 99: @@
 ;Interface for live monitoring on macbook pro providing scopes and meter's like black magic has done with BMCC.
 [[Category:Enable rear sync flash control? I know this isn't film related, but it sure is annoying.]]
 [[Category:Perhaps, separate photo improvements from video . Split the firmware into 2. May be easier.]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:09, May 16, 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	Embryonic stem cells: Advance in medical human cloning";<br />string _Content = @"<br /><p>Human cloning has been used to produce early embryos, marking a “significant step“ for medicine, say US scientists. The cloned embryos were used as a source of stem cells, which can make new heart muscle, bone, brain tissue or any other type of cell in the body.	+	Human cloning has been used to produce early embryos, marking a “significant step“ for medicine, say US scientists.
−	<br />The study, published in the journal Cell, used methods like those that produced Dolly the sheep in the UK.<br />However, researchers say other sources of stem cells may be easier, cheaper and less controversial.<br />Opponents say it is unethical to experiment on human embryos and have called for a ban.<br />Stem cells are one of the great hopes for medicine. Being able to create new tissue might be able to heal the damage caused by a heart attack or repair a severed spinal cord.<br />There are already trials taking place using stem cells taken from donated embryos to restore people's sight.<br />However, these donated cells do not match the patient so they would be rejected by the body. Cloning bypasses this problem.<br />The technique used - somatic cell nuclear transfer - has been well-known since Dolly the sheep became the first mammal to be cloned, in 199 Dolly the sheep Dolly's birth in 1996 was seen as a major scientific breakthrough Skin cells were taken from an adult and the genetic information was placed inside a donor egg which had been stripped of its own DNA. Electricity was used to encourage the egg to develop into an embryo.<br />However, researchers have struggled to reproduce the feat in people. The egg does start dividing, but never goes past the 6-12 cell stage. 'Real deal' A South Korean scientist, Hwang Woo-suk, did claim to have created stem cells from cloned human embryos, but was found to have faked the evidence.<br />Now a team at the Oregon Health and Science University have developed the embryo to the blastocyst stage - around 150 cells - which is enough to provide a source of embryonic stem cells. Dr Shoukhrat Mitalipov said: “A thorough examination of the stem cells derived through this technique demonstrated their ability to convert just like normal embryonic stem cells, into several different cell types, including nerve cells, liver cells and heart cells.
−	<br />“While there is much work to be done in developing safe and effective stem cell treatments, we believe this is a significant step forward in developing the cells that could be used in regenerative medicine.“<br />Chris Mason, a professor of regenerative medicine at University College London, said this looked like “the real deal“.<br />“They've done the same as the Wright brothers really. They've looked around at where are all the best bits of how to do this from different groups all over the place and basically amalgamated it.<br />“The Wright brothers took off and this has actually managed to make embryonic stem cells.“ The ethical rival Embryonic stem cell research has repeatedly raised ethical concerns and human eggs are a scarce resource. This has led researchers to an alternative route to stem cells.<br />The technique takes the same sample of skin cells but converts them using proteins to “induced pluripotent“ stem cells.<br />However, there are still questions about the quality of stem cells produced using this method compared with embryonic stem cells.<br />Prof Mason said the field was leaning towards induced pluripotent stem cells: “It has got a lot of momentum behind it, a lot of funding and a lot of powerful people now.“<br />Dr Lyle Armstrong, at Newcastle University, said that the study “without doubt“ marked an advance for the field.<br />Dr Lyle Armstrong, Newcastle University: “They can become any of the cells or tissues“ But he warned: “Ultimately, the costs of somatic cell nuclear transfer-based methods for making stem cells could be prohibitive.“
−	<br />Opponents of the new technique argue that all embryos, whether created in the lab or not, have the potential to go on to become a fully-fledged human, and as such it is morally wrong to experiment on them.<br />They strongly advocate the use of stem cells from adult tissue.<br />Dr David King, from the campaign group Human Genetics Alert, warned that: “Scientists have finally delivered the baby that would-be human cloners have been waiting for: a method for reliably creating cloned human embryos.<br />“This makes it imperative that we create an international legal ban on human cloning before any more research like this takes place. It is irresponsible in the extreme to have published this research.“<br />However advocates of the new technique say that the embryos created from this technique could never become viable human beings.</p>“<br />SOURCE: Science and Health BBC

−	Thanks for your reading. This is my site. <a href='http://vienne.co'>Tui Xach</a></p>	+	The cloned embryos were used as a source of stem cells, which can make new heart muscle, bone, brain tissue or any other type of cell in the body.
		+	The study, published in the journal Cell, used methods like those that produced Dolly the sheep in the UK.
		+	However, researchers say other sources of stem cells may be easier, cheaper and less controversial.
		+	Opponents say it is unethical to experiment on human embryos and have called for a ban.
		+	Stem cells are one of the great hopes for medicine. Being able to create new tissue might be able to heal the damage caused by a heart attack or repair a severed spinal cord.
		+	There are already trials taking place using stem cells taken from donated embryos to restore people's sight.
		+	However, these donated cells do not match the patient so they would be rejected by the body. Cloning bypasses this problem.
		+	The technique used - somatic cell nuclear transfer - has been well-known since Dolly the sheep became the first mammal to be cloned, in 199
		+
		+	Dolly the sheep Dolly's birth in 1996 was seen as a major scientific breakthrough
		+
		+	Skin cells were taken from an adult and the genetic information was placed inside a donor egg which had been stripped of its own DNA. Electricity was used to encourage the egg to develop into an embryo.
		+	However, researchers have struggled to reproduce the feat in people. The egg does start dividing, but never goes past the 6-12 cell stage.
		+
		+	'Real deal'
		+
		+	A South Korean scientist, Hwang Woo-suk, did claim to have created stem cells from cloned human embryos, but was found to have faked the evidence.
		+	Now a team at the Oregon Health and Science University have developed the embryo to the blastocyst stage - around 150 cells - which is enough to provide a source of embryonic stem cells.
		+
		+	Dr Shoukhrat Mitalipov said: “A thorough examination of the stem cells derived through this technique demonstrated their ability to convert just like normal embryonic stem cells, into several different cell types, including nerve cells, liver cells and heart cells.
		+	“While there is much work to be done in developing safe and effective stem cell treatments, we believe this is a significant step forward in developing the cells that could be used in regenerative medicine.“
		+	Chris Mason, a professor of regenerative medicine at University College London, said this looked like “the real deal“.
		+	“They've done the same as the Wright brothers really. They've looked around at where are all the best bits of how to do this from different groups all over the place and basically amalgamated it.
		+	“The Wright brothers took off and this has actually managed to make embryonic stem cells.“
		+
		+	The ethical rival
		+
		+	Embryonic stem cell research has repeatedly raised ethical concerns and human eggs are a scarce resource. This has led researchers to an alternative route to stem cells.
		+	The technique takes the same sample of skin cells but converts them using proteins to “induced pluripotent“ stem cells.
		+	However, there are still questions about the quality of stem cells produced using this method compared with embryonic stem cells.
		+	Prof Mason said the field was leaning towards induced pluripotent stem cells: “It has got a lot of momentum behind it, a lot of funding and a lot of powerful people now.“
		+	Dr Lyle Armstrong, at Newcastle University, said that the study “without doubt“ marked an advance for the field.
		+	Dr Lyle Armstrong, Newcastle University: “They can become any of the cells or tissues“
		+
		+	But he warned: “Ultimately, the costs of somatic cell nuclear transfer-based methods for making stem cells could be prohibitive.“
		+	Opponents of the new technique argue that all embryos, whether created in the lab or not, have the potential to go on to become a fully-fledged human, and as such it is morally wrong to experiment on them.
		+	They strongly advocate the use of stem cells from adult tissue.
		+	Dr David King, from the campaign group Human Genetics Alert, warned that: “Scientists have finally delivered the baby that would-be human cloners have been waiting for: a method for reliably creating cloned human embryos.
		+	“This makes it imperative that we create an international legal ban on human cloning before any more research like this takes place. It is irresponsible in the extreme to have published this research.“
		+	However advocates of the new technique say that the embryos created from this technique could never become viable human beings.
		+
		+	“
		+	SOURCE: Science and Health BBC
		+
		+	Thanks for your reading. This is my site. [http://vienne.co Tui Xach]

@@ Line 268: / Line 268: @@
 Every EDMAC has a source or destination connection, depending on whether it is a write or read channel. Write channels read from their source connection (imagine the connection number is like the data bus where it reads data from) and writes the data into the specified memory address. Read channels read data from the specified memory address and pass it to the assigned destination connection.
-The connections, source and destination, are numbers from 0 to (unknown) where different hardware devices read from or write data to, depending on their setup. For example connection 0 is only used for CRAW transfer from the sensor. So there is some hardware that will send the CRAW stream just to channel 0. When some EDMAC channel is reading from that connection, then the data can be used. When a read channel is reading from RAM and writing to connection 0, it will most likely disturb the write channel that is expecting CRAW data on this connection.
+The connections, source and destination, are numbers from 0 to 31 where different hardware devices read from or write data to, depending on their setup. For example connection 0 is only used for CRAW transfer from the sensor. So there is some hardware that will send the CRAW stream just to channel 0. When some EDMAC channel is reading from that connection, then the data can be used. When a read channel is reading from RAM and writing to connection 0, it will most likely disturb the write channel that is expecting CRAW data on this connection.
 Some devices like the JPCORE can be set up to read or write from/to connections depending on the mode they work in. When decompressing a JPG, the JPCORE is likely to get set up for reading from connection 5, decompressing the image and writing the result to channel 3 or 4. When compressing an image, it is configured the other way: reading from 3 or 4 and writing to 5.

@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 Mainly a FIR (for firmware) file contains all needed to update the camera: code that is run (updater) on the camera to do the updates and the updates themselves (called firmware).
 ===Previous work===
 * Trammell Hudson (31Oct2009), [http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel/msg/f4a8cf739f0cab20?hl=en%7C7D firmware file update]

@@ Line 266: / Line 266: @@
 When setting the destination address, its relative to SDRAM start. This means, addresses start at 0x00000000.
-Read EDMACs read data that is written to some Write EDMAC which writes it into some memory area. The setup procedure is not clear yet.
+Every EDMAC has a source or destination connection, depending on whether it is a write or read channel. Write channels read from their source connection (imagine the connection number is like the data bus where it reads data from) and writes the data into the specified memory address. Read channels read data from the specified memory address and pass it to the assigned destination connection.
  EDMAC0 - EDMAC15
 xC0F04000
@@ Line 358: / Line 357: @@
  EDMAC-Connections: (W:WriteEDMAC connected, R:ReadEDMAC connected)
-   Write(-to-RAM)-Connections:
+x00 - W:CRaw data
-x00 - CRaw data
+x01 - R:ObAreaCopyPath
-x02 - WB Execute, WbInteg
+x02 - W:WB Execute, WbInteg
 x03 - [JPCORE] RAW/JPEG input (depending on mode)
-x04 - [JPCORE] YUV output
+x04 - [JPCORE] YUV output, W:FilteringCompositePath
 x05 - [JPCORE] Encoded data
-x06 - connected to read connection 06
+x06 - (used for memcpy operations)
 x07 - (used for memcpy operations)
-x0D - DetectAbberationPath.c
+x08 - R:"Ltkids Shrek"
-x10 - Flicker
+x10 - W:ObAreaCopyPath, Flicker
-x12 - Fencing
+x11 - R:ProcessFencingA
-x13 - DevelopPathAddPonyPath
+x12 - W:ProcessFencingA
 x1C - OhyITG, MidInteg
-x1F -
+x1F - W:"Ltkids Shrek"
-x20 -
+x20 - W:"Ltkids Shrek"
-x21 -
+x21 - W:"Ltkids Shrek"
-x22 -
+x22 - W:"Ltkids Shrek"
 x23 -
-x35 - AE Execute
+x35 - W:AE Execute
 xC0F1B288 [32]  written with 0x11

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:57, May 11, 2013
Line 299:		Line 299:
	xn: transaction count \| how often above should get transferred		xn: transaction count \| how often above should get transferred
	ya: same as xb when more transactions?		ya: same as xb when more transactions?
		+	off2b: padding (positive) or cropping (negative) at the right edge