On 2025-08-21 04:17, Alex Sharma via USRP-users wrote:
Any query you might want to make to it requires a "session" being
established, and since there can be only one of those, you'd be the
entity responsible for creating any such
heavy network or processing load.
The X310 doesn't have a general-purpose CPU and OS on it. It has a
minimal ZPU (or perhaps something newer, I can't recall) implementation
in the FPGA to handle a few
housekeeping tasks and implement a de-minimus IP/UDP stack. It is a
pre-MPMD device, so there's no Linux instance sitting there that could
do extensive and
sophisticated performance monitoring.
On 2025-08-21 04:17, Alex Sharma via USRP-users wrote:
>
> What about other metrics? For example, is there a way to know through
> the API if the X310 is under heavy network or processing load?
>
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Any query you might want to make to it requires a "session" being
established, and since there can be only one of those, you'd be the
entity responsible for creating any such
heavy network or processing load.
The X310 doesn't have a general-purpose CPU and OS on it. It has a
minimal ZPU (or perhaps something newer, I can't recall) implementation
in the FPGA to handle a few
housekeeping tasks and implement a de-minimus IP/UDP stack. It is a
pre-MPMD device, so there's no Linux instance sitting there that could
do extensive and
sophisticated performance monitoring.
