Hi all,
I'm looking for an open source 802.11 stack for on an embedded device (similar
to what lwIP is, but then a layer lower in the OSI stack). Through reverse
engineering, I figured out several 'primitives' of the hardware (sending a
packet, receiving packets, setting the MAC-address filter, ...); I'm looking
for an existing stack that I can connect those primitives to, and have the
stack do the authentication, association, ... and then tie in to lwIP. Does
this exist? I've looked for it, but haven't found anything yet. The closest I
found, is mac80211 in the Linux kernel and wpa_supplicant; but this needs the
entire kernel, which is a bit too heavy. Alternatively, do you know of a good
way to separate out the 802.11 bits from the Linux kernel?
Kind regards,
ON7WPI
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