Hi Martin, 
thanks for the reply.

I dont want to build a TCP link per se. What I would like to do is to capture a 
network packet, like a sniffer does.
After having the packet bit stream (as if it the bits were generated inside 
GNURadio), perform the signal processing over it with GNU Radio to `transmit`. 
At the receiver end I would like to recover the original packet bits and send 
it to an application.

If everything is fine I would  capture a ping packet (from machine A to machine 
B), `transmit` it with GNU Radio.
At machine B, I would recover the original ping packet and reply it.
Pings are only an example, I could be any packet generate externally by another 
application.
   
Best regards

On February 1, 2016 at 11:27:58, Martin Braun ([email protected]) wrote:

Maicon,  

I've seen people build TCP links using gr-mac and the OFDM stack you  
mention. I'm not sure where the code is, but there's videos of Balint  
playing networked games across a GNU Radio TCP link.  

Cheers,  
Martin  

On 02/01/2016 04:11 AM, Maicon Kist wrote:  
> Hello,  
>  
> I need some advice from you guys.  
>  
> What I did:  
> - I modified the tx_ofdm.grc by adding a udp_sink right after the  
> `Throttle` block. I configure it to send packets to the localhost  
> -I modified the rx_ofdm.grc by adding a udp_source in the beginning. I  
> also added a Qt Histogram and configured it to check if the data  
> received in the UDP socket is fine.  
>  
> So basically, I (i) generate a number, (i) make all the signal  
> processing stuff, (iiI) send the resulting data to a socket, (iv) get  
> the resulting data in another flowgraph, and (v) perform the signal  
> processing to recover the original number.  
>  
> What I would like to do:  
> - I would like do something similar, but instead of numbers using other  
> network packets.  
> So, I would like:  
> 1- Generate a specific packet (a ping or using Mausezahn for example),  
> obtain this packet in the tx_ofdm.grc flowgraph  
> 2- Perform the signal processing to transform it in a radio signal,  
> redirect it with the udp_sink to another machine.  
> 3- Get the data with rx_ofdm, restore the original packet (as generate  
> by Mausezahn). Finally, make the packet available to another application.  
>  
> Did someone implemented something like that? Or give me some directions  
> to where look at ?  
>  
> Best regards  
>  
> --  
> Maicon Kist  
>  
>  
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