2012/4/9 Alexander Smirnov :
> Got it!
> Hm, definitely it's possible, but I suspect that it looks more like
> ugly hack. The more appropriate solution I guess will be usage of fake
> drivers. I've set reminder to check this possibility, hope there will
> be some free time slot this week :-(
An ex
Got it!
Hm, definitely it's possible, but I suspect that it looks more like
ugly hack. The more appropriate solution I guess will be usage of fake
drivers. I've set reminder to check this possibility, hope there will
be some free time slot this week :-(
With best regards,
Alex
9 апреля 2012 г. 23
On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 3:36 PM, Alexander Smirnov
wrote:
> Hi Jon,
>
> do you mean to send 6lowpan packets over Ethernet?
Yes. If it is simple to hook up it would provide an easy testbed for
people that don't have the radio hardware and want to play with the
protocol.
>
> Alex
>
> 2012/4/9, jon
Hi Jon,
do you mean to send 6lowpan packets over Ethernet?
Alex
2012/4/9, jonsm...@gmail.com :
> Is there some simple way to hook the 6lowpan code up to the Ethernet
> interface (private Ethertype maybe)? That would make an easy way to
> test things on multiple machines (or VMs) without needing
Is there some simple way to hook the 6lowpan code up to the Ethernet
interface (private Ethertype maybe)? That would make an easy way to
test things on multiple machines (or VMs) without needing 802.15.4
radios.
--
Jon Smirl
jonsm...@gmail.com
Hi Tony,
First of all I'm not sure that the 6LowPAN fully merged to
linux-zigbee tree due to I worked with mainline kernel, so it may be a
point.
Moreover, have you red about 6lowpan in kernel documentation
(Documentation folder in sources)? Here I put some notes how to bring
up ipv6 interface.
Good afternoon,
I'm still trying to figure out if I have the latest version of the
6LowPAN module. I'm currently using the devel branch of the Linux Zigbee
kernel (rev: 9155ba3a1c13ba, slightly patched the autofs4 files so that
it compiles) and I did not managed to get the 6LoWPAN part working
