Hello,
i am trying to write a hardmac driver for the Atmega128RF1A (modul
AT-Any-2400-SC3-2). This is my first driver and i have not so much
experience with linux.
First i written a SPI driver on base of the at86rf230 and register a
netdevice in the probe function. I use at the moment linux-
Hi Ivo
You got to use a user space application
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/linux-zigbee/wiki/GettingStarted-0.2
Read through this and run the driver in PC before you start the work on board
Hope you understood. You will get a flow of the code etc from this
Regards
Prajosh
On Thu, Sep 13,
HI Prajosh,
thx for the fast answer. I forgot to say we work on a embedded Linux
(i.mx35) Board.
I readed it but can´t get more information from it.
Regards,
Ivo
>>> Prajosh Premdas 13.09.2012 12:00 >>>
Hi Ivo
You got to use a user space application
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/li
Hi,
i think you need some more information:
Linux Controller: imx35
Linux Kernel : 3.6.rc1
"Zigbee" Device: AT-ANY-2400-SC-3
Controller on the board: Atmega128rf1a
The Zigbee Device run with the Atmel Mac Stack at the moment. The goal
is to write a driver for the Atmega128rf1a that use a soc
Hi
I have a few more information to share
http://code.google.com/p/linux-wsn/wiki/LinuxStack
Please go through this link
Prajosh
On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 6:03 PM, Ivo Kunadt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i think you need some more information:
> Linux Controller: imx35
> Linux Kernel : 3.6.rc1
>
> "Zigbee"
Hi Ivo,
Le 13.09.2012 14:33, Ivo Kunadt a écrit :
> At the moment i send some bytes in the xmit function of the
> net_device_ops.
What do you mean by that ? You cannot just send "some" bytes. Your
driver must forward the data that comes from the higher layer (the soft
mac) to your radio chip ove
Hi,
thx for this explanations.
I mean i send some Byte throw a socket like the izchat. Now it is more
clear how to use this mlme functions.
i report if a have finished or have some other questions
Best regards,
Ivo
>>> Christophe Aeschlimann 13.09.2012
16:40 >>>
Hi Ivo,
Le 13.09.2012
