Hi Kyle On Sat, 2010-09-25 at 03:50 -0700, Kyle Williams wrote: > Hello, > > > I'm trying to use three Intel EchoPeak 5150 cards working on a single > PC. I noticed with the latest wimaxd has the "-i" option which allows > the specification of the interface for wimaxd to control, but the > wimaxcu program does not allow the same type of specification. Is > there some way to specify which wimaxd instance the wimaxcu program > controls? > > > The objective is to get three Echopeek 5150 cards to all work on the > same system. > Is this possible at this time? > Will the wimaxcu program support this down the road?
It is possible but very dirty. Unfortunately the daemon doesn't have provisions to identify different interfaces at the RPC level. The ugly trick I use is configure three builds with three different prefixes (to avoid the databases getting corrupted) and then modify each's configuration file (prefix/wimax/config.xml) so that <sdkportnum> are different. somehting like: tar xf wimax-1.5.tar.gz for v in 0 1 2 do mkdir build-wmx$v (cd build-wmx$v && ../wimax/configure --prefix=/opt/wimax/wmx$v/ --program-suffix=-wmx$v && make install) done [change the port numbers in /opt/wimax/wmx*/etc/wimax/config.xml] I then add the /opt/wimax/wmx*/bin paths to my PATH and just have to start $ for v in 0 1 2; do wimaxd-wmx$v -i wmx$v -b; done and in the command line $ wimaxcu-wmx0 scan .. etc As I said, it is dirty as heck, but it does the trick. Then start once instance of each daemon with -i IFACENAME and call the _______________________________________________ wimax mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxwimax.org/listinfo/wimax
