Nabble - Samba - wireless

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2008-09-07T11:27:19Z

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any kind. Above each of these is that when the soul, in
its real character beholds, activities! The château must
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Representative Needed

2008-09-02T03:44:04Z

Good day,

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Britain, We would like to know if you would be interested to work for

us,as a part-time job, which would not disturb your current job or
your
current position?

We have our company here in United Kingdom and we deal on Car
Buying,Car
care, Insurance, Training on how to drive, Loans and
leasing,Motorcycle
services and so many more, we have few client from the USA/CANADA,
California, Florida, New York, Ontario, Quebec and so many other
states in
the USA/CANADA, so we are looking forward to get representatives
around
the USA/CANADA $ AUSTRALIA that can be working for us as a part-time job,
which we are willing to pay 10% of every money you receive from our
clients, so you would just need to help us get the payment and send
the
money to us down here in United Kingdom or to any of our local
offices
worldwide via Money Gram outlet or western union.

We are looking for a reliable and trust worthy person, which would
not
take our money and run away, but its always easy to track the person
in
the USA/CANADA, but we just need to trust you that you will receive
the
payment and send the money back to us, why we really need you to work
for
us is because the cost of coming to the States to get the payment
will be
lot more stressful, because most
client would not want to send money via Money Gram or western union.

For Example you receive a payment of $2000.00USD
You deduct your income $200.00USD
Send to us: 1800.00USD and you pay the cost of sending from the
$1800.00
or from the money left with you after deducting your income.

If you are interested, we would require your:
Full Name...
Physical Address...
City...
State...
Zip code...
Telephone Number (s)...
Regular E-mail address...
Bank Name...

Also provide us details of where you work and your position in your
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place.

We do hope to hear from you as soon as possible,
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WONS 2009: Preliminary announcement and Call For Papers

2008-07-10T02:10:16Z

Our apologies if you receive multiple copies of this CfP.
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The Sixth International Conference on Wireless
On-demand Network Systems and Services
(IEEE/IFIP sponsorship pending)

February 2-4, 2009. Snowbird, Utah, USA
http://wons09.cs.ucla.edu
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Scope of the conference
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As more and more users become increasingly dependent on
wireless and mobile communications, it is necessary to
secure a reliable and dependable technology support for
"on-demand" services through any of the wireless
architectures that have been in development recently, such
as mesh networks, WiMAX, WiFi, ad hoc networks, sensor
networks, etc.

However, there are serious challenges to overcome, such as
the integration of infrastructure-based and ad hoc networks,
robust algorithms for self-organizing, reconfigurable
wireless networks, on-demand service models and their
provision in a highly-volatile interconnection environment,
and smooth interoperability of architectures.

WONS, now in its sixth edition, has established itself as a
high-quality forum to address these challenges in the
context of a workshop that is rich in intense interactions
and based on innovative contributions by experts in the
field.

This announcement solicits original submissions of
high-quality research papers on "wireless on demand
networks" that provide novel insights on protocol and
network design, modeling and performance evaluation, pricing
and profitability models, QoS models, practical
implementations, service level aspects and Internet
integration of wireless networks.

Topics related to wireless ad hoc networks, mesh networks,
vehicular networks and sensor networks comprise, but are not
limited to:

* Architecture and Design
* Analysis through simulation and experimental evaluation
* Modeling
* Internet integration
* Social and economic aspects
* Pervasive / ubiquitous computing
* Localization and mobility management
* Security
* Energy-efficient protocols and power management
* Applications and Service Support
* Data dissemination and Peer-to-Peer systems
* Middleware aspects
* Self-X and network management

Manuscript submission
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Submitted papers should not have been published before or
they should not be currently under review at another
conference or journal. Authors are invited to submit
double-column full (8 pages) and short papers (4 pages) in
PDF format. The font size should not be smaller than 10pt.
Short papers should present future research directions,
ongoing work, visionary and innovative ideas; accepted short
papers will populate poster sessions at the conference and
will be included in the conference proceedings. Submission
implies the willingness of at least one of the authors to
register and present the paper if accepted. Conference
proceedings will be included in the IEEE Xplore library.

Further submission instructions will be published on the
conference web site.

Important Dates
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Full Paper Submission: October 2nd, 2008
Acceptance notification: November 17th, 2008
Camera-ready due: December 7th, 2008

Organization - Executive Committee
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General Chair
Violet R. Syrotiuk (Arizona State University)

Technical Program Co-Chairs
Anthony Ephremides (University of Maryland)
Claudio Casetti (Politecnico di Torino)

Publicity and Web-Chairs
Stefano Basagni (Northeastern University)
Dae-Ki Cho (UCLA Network Research Lab)
Gaia Maselli (Univ. of Roma "La Sapienza")

Steering Committee
Renato Lo Cigno, Chair (University of Trento)
Ernst Biersack (Institute EURECOM)
Edward W. Knightly (Rice University)
Mario Gerla (UCLA)
Ioannis Stavrakakis (University of Athens)

Technical Program Committee [to be completed]
Ian Akyildiz (Georgia Tech)
Eitan Altman (INRIA)
Giuseppe Bianchi (University of Roma, Tor Vergata)
Ernst Biersack (Institute EURECOM)
Matteo Cesana (Politecnico di Milano)
Andrzej Duda (LSR-IMAG Laboratory)
Azadeh Faridi (Pompeu-Farba University in Barcelona)
Jorge Garcia (UPC, Polytechnic University of Catalonia)
Mario Gerla (UCLA)
Silvia Giordano (SUPSI of Lugano)
Fabrizio Granelli (University of Trento)
Martin Haenggi (Notre Dame)
Hannes Hartenstein (University of Karlsruhe)
Holger Karl (University of Paderborn)
Gunnar Karlsson (KTH, Royal Institute of Technology)
Edward W. Knightly (Rice University)
Sastry Kompella (Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC)
Bhaskar Krishnamachari (USC)
Renato Lo Cigno (University of Trento)
Stefan Mangold (Swisscom)
Pietro Michiardi (Institute Eurecom)
Giacomo Morabito (University of Catania)
Ioannis Stavrakakis (University of Athens)
Martina Zitterbart (University of Karlsruhe)

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2008-07-04T21:23:00Z

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2008-05-12T03:48:58Z

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Link Exchange Request (CubRol)

2008-04-06T16:43:52Z

Hello,

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I must say I really like your site and I wanted to see if you'd be interested in exchanging links between http://lists.samba.org/ and my site http://www.cubanrollers.com.

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2008-04-06T16:42:17Z

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2008-04-06T16:41:12Z

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2008-04-06T16:39:57Z

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2008-03-27T16:07:40Z

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2007-12-15T22:41:57Z
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Problems with Netgear WG311T (Atheros AR5212/AR5213 REV01.

2007-12-15T16:42:25Z
Dear All,

I am having no end of trouble installing a Netgear WG311T (Atheros
AR5212/AR5213 REV01) on an Edubuntu 7.10 system. Wire works fine and
according to various notes I have scrounged from the net so should the
wireless card. The system is a small VIA based 1 GHz card with a GB
of RAM. In all other aspects a nice quiet little fanless wonder which I
want to use for the offspring.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
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2007-12-15T16:14:12Z

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2007-12-15T02:41:21Z

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2007-12-12T23:42:00Z

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2007-11-27T04:02:38Z
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I'd be grateful if you have an email for him that is current.

Thanks for your help.

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2007-11-09T04:49:07Z
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Meraki Mini - anyone interested / using them in Canberra?

2007-11-04T03:32:29Z

Hi all,

I started looking for a WRT54Gxx for a AP at home but found reference
to a Meraki in my travels, so I then spent a enjoyable
evening trawling the Meraki website ... and other comments found on google.au

Looks a nice box, cheap (yea AU$ to US$ exchange rate) ... but the
transport cost sadly looks equivalent to the cost of one unit ...

Anyone interested in getting some sent over and split the transport cost?

Regards,

Edwin

Official hardware versions ... http://meraki.com/oursolution/hardware/
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2007-11-01T08:55:15Z

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2007-10-19T03:37:48Z
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Re: Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not yet in the market).

2007-10-03T00:44:20Z
Hello Daniel,
the simple reason that the community helps me is that I will be in a
position to help someone else stuck with similar problems. I believe a
community is a community of people not organization-to-organization. I
trust you can understand that every developer in this world cannot
belong to an organization that opens up all their IPs to the OS
community, some unfortunate ones like me belong to companies that
choose not to open up their IPs due to whatever reasons they believe
are true.

The second question you asked, 'why does the company make the chip
that doesn't sell volumes (repeat volumes) in the market'. Well, there
can be 'n' reasons for it. It might be making this chip just as a
proof of concept for something, or might be targetting this chip at a
very small market or finally it is not complete yet. If the chip
finally succeeds to come into the open market, I dont see a reason why
they wouldn't want open source drivers of it out, but I don't run the
company nor have a say in its strategic decisions.

Rest assured, when I start my own company, I'll definately give/take
open source software and share my code with everyone.

Regards,
Sriharsha.

On 10/3/07, Daniel Rose <drose@...> wrote:

> Sriharsha Vedurmudi wrote:
> > Hello Benjamin,
> > As much as I want to share the spec, but I am under strict legal
> > agreements not to share it with anyone (not even outside our team).
> > Another case of corporate dictatorship, but I am helpless. Sorry about
> > it.
>
>
> Much as I usually don't like to chime in with a negative comment, I will anyway. It's OK in this case because I don't know enough to be able to help anyway, so you're not missing out on anything.
>
> If a company wishes to develop something, and not share the details with the community, why should anyone in the community help the company?
>
> If this hardware takes off, then there will be more hardware around that requires "tainting" the kernel, especially at a time when we are having wins moving the other way (ATI, for example).
>
> If it doesn't, then we're all wasting our time; even the software that might potentially be useful to someone else will be discarded.
>
>
> > But the good news is that, this particular chip might not hit the
> > markets, atleast not in volumes in the coming future.
> >
>
> How is that good news? Why make it if you won't sell it?
>

Re: Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not yet in the market).

2007-10-02T17:08:09Z
Darryl Smith wrote:
> Hello All,
>

<SNIP> (no offence!)

>
> What I am saying is that there is a case for closed source wireless drivers.
> There is also a case for open source drivers. But to say that a person
> should not be helped because the drivers will be closed source. Well, that
> is short sighted. After all, how are you then going to reverse engineer the
> driver to do cool stuff :-)
>
I agree. I see the problem, I think. We can't lock the legally compliant code into hardware because firmware updates are a good thing and we don't want to lose that capability. You could put code in hardware to handle all the different national rules, and allow the driver to select the nation, but that's irrelevant.

It sounds like a murky area; a user can select the wrong country and be in breach of the technical requirements, can't they?

In any case, I agree that selling open radio comms hardware that allows the users to do all sorts of things could be bad on a large scale, but I'd assume that the hardware required can still be sourced anyway by those keen enough to get it, or make it themselves. I saw some neat plans a while ago for a radio receiver that generates an EM field, used as an antenna. It essentially harvests the power from the local radio signal, giving the owner a (dangerous) net power gain, at the cost of a resulting radio shadow over some significant area behind the rig, so people so like to mess with this stuff and I see why we don't want spectrum trashed with all kinds of stuff, whatever the specific licencing of the spectrum or the software.

RE: Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not yet in the market).

2007-10-02T16:27:00Z
Hello All,

This post is a bit longer than I had wanted. Still, it says a lot too...

I truly wish I could help Sriharsha on this issue. I just do not have the
time, or the knowledge of the internals of the Linux wireless driver. It
would be fun for me to learn, but I have not got the time at the moment. It
has been 10 years since I worked on a Wireless driver for Linux. And in that
time things have changes a lot (Yes my friend, there was Wireless back in
1997! I did write a paper on this
(http://www.radio-active.net.au/webran/articles/papers/dcc1997.doc; and I
have been using Linux since Minix)

So, why should we help him? Well, by answering the questions we all learn.
Phil Karn, KA9Q, (Karn's Algorithm for exponential packet backoff) is famous
for saying that the best way to learn something is to have to explain it to
someone else. I totally agree with that. The questions that Sriharsha is
asking are reasonable to understand the low level wireless interfaces. And
that improves the knowledge within the community.

And from I have already learned from the Questions. And the answers would be
very useful.

As for the whole Open Vs. Closed source issue for wireless drivers. I have
heard a heap on the issue from people like Bob McGwyer, Bruce Perens and
Bdale Garbe, and discussed the issue with some of these people. If you have
no idea who they are then you might want to do a bit of research. Each are
involved in some way with the Software Defined Radio and Open Source world.
I am also on the board of a Wireless Non-Profit R&D Organisation in the USA
- an organization whose annual conference proceedings was used as the prior
art to stop the patenting of Java, and who co-developed the protocol that
the name SSID with WiFi was borrowed from (AX-25 is the protocol, and TAPR
is the Organisation). Then there is the work of Matt Ettus and Gerard
Youngblood...

The area of Software Defined Radios needs a re-thinking of the entire Open
Source world. In many cases there are legal reasons for full source code not
being released. I am not talking about NDA's here. I am talking about
serious restrictions where a company might be liable to a fine in excess of
$250,000 *each time* they permit their device to be used with modified
source code.

There is a vast legislative difference between a video card and a wireless
card. There is no constitutional coverage for video cards in the Australian
constitution, but there is for Wireless cards Section 51(V). There is
specific legislation applying to wireless cards, as opposed to video cards.
This would include the "Radiocommunications Act 1992", and maybe the
"Telecommunications Act 1997"

In Australia, what people believe is unlicensed is actually covered under a
class license. The importer needs to certify that they meet certain
technical requirements with the device. If the device is modified in any way
the class license no longer applies, and the device is operating illegally.
This could include operating with a different antenna, power amplifier, or
modified software. You see, when you change the firmware in these devices,
the regulatory filings no longer apply.

And I am sure that many people will tell you that these days the drivers
actually upload firmware to devices. Regardless, some of the settings or
combination of the settings will cause situations where the device can
operate outside legal limits. And a manufacturer that allows this can be in
a heap of trouble.

Many people take the "don't ask, don't tell" attitude to wireless. This is
wrong. Things are messy. Governments are trying to restrict high speed DAC
and ADCs for these type of reasons. Thankfully we have some people fighting
that.

What I am saying is that there is a case for closed source wireless drivers.
There is also a case for open source drivers. But to say that a person
should not be helped because the drivers will be closed source. Well, that
is short sighted. After all, how are you then going to reverse engineer the
driver to do cool stuff :-)

Darryl Smith VK2TDS
http://www.radio-active.net.au

-----Original Message-----
From: wireless-bounces+darryl=radio-active.net.au@...
[mailto:wireless-bounces+darryl=radio-active.net.au@...] On
Behalf Of Daniel Rose
Sent: Wednesday, 3 October 2007 7:43 AM
To: wireless@...
Subject: Re: Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not
yet in the market).

Sriharsha Vedurmudi wrote:
> Hello Benjamin,
> As much as I want to share the spec, but I am under strict legal
> agreements not to share it with anyone (not even outside our team).
> Another case of corporate dictatorship, but I am helpless. Sorry about
> it.

Much as I usually don't like to chime in with a negative comment, I will
anyway. It's OK in this case because I don't know enough to be able to help
anyway, so you're not missing out on anything.

If a company wishes to develop something, and not share the details with the
community, why should anyone in the community help the company?

If this hardware takes off, then there will be more hardware around that
requires "tainting" the kernel, especially at a time when we are having wins
moving the other way (ATI, for example).

If it doesn't, then we're all wasting our time; even the software that might
potentially be useful to someone else will be discarded.

> But the good news is that, this particular chip might not hit the
> markets, atleast not in volumes in the coming future.
>

How is that good news? Why make it if you won't sell it?

Re: Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not yet in the market).

2007-10-02T15:43:08Z
Sriharsha Vedurmudi wrote:
> Hello Benjamin,
> As much as I want to share the spec, but I am under strict legal
> agreements not to share it with anyone (not even outside our team).
> Another case of corporate dictatorship, but I am helpless. Sorry about
> it.

Much as I usually don't like to chime in with a negative comment, I will anyway. It's OK in this case because I don't know enough to be able to help anyway, so you're not missing out on anything.

If a company wishes to develop something, and not share the details with the community, why should anyone in the community help the company?

If this hardware takes off, then there will be more hardware around that requires "tainting" the kernel, especially at a time when we are having wins moving the other way (ATI, for example).

If it doesn't, then we're all wasting our time; even the software that might potentially be useful to someone else will be discarded.

> But the good news is that, this particular chip might not hit the
> markets, atleast not in volumes in the coming future.
>

How is that good news? Why make it if you won't sell it?

Re: Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not yet in the market).

2007-10-02T03:06:10Z
Hello Benjamin,
As much as I want to share the spec, but I am under strict legal
agreements not to share it with anyone (not even outside our team).
Another case of corporate dictatorship, but I am helpless. Sorry about
it.
But the good news is that, this particular chip might not hit the
markets, atleast not in volumes in the coming future.

That said, can you please let me know the following:
1. What value of ssid_scan should I use if I want to use ap_scan=2
(let the driver connect to the AP directly when wpa_supplicant issues
ioctl to connect to an SSID.

2. I implemented all the ioctls, mandated by WE/wpa_supplicant for
using WPA-PSK. But I observe two things when I try:
$ wpa_supplicant -iwlan0 -c/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf -d

a) I don't see any printk messages that I put inside my ioctls (not
even the ones that churn out when the control enters the particular
ioctl. Why is it so?
b) The output by wpa_supplicant shows the AP correctly in the output
list but it shows its wpa_ie_len as 0 (even though in the SIOCGIWSCAN
ioctl handler, I am using iwe_stream_add_point to add the wpa IE
buffer).

Thanks and Regards,
Sriharsha.

On 10/2/07, Benjamin Close <Benjamin.Close@...> wrote:

> Hi Harsha,
> I'm a wireless driver developer for FreeBSD. Do you think there
> would be an chance of providing the spec for the chipset so the *BSD
> community might also be able to benefit from the card when it is released?
>
> Cheers,
> Benjamin
>
> Sriharsha Vedurmudi wrote:
> > Hi Christian and Others,
> > I am facing an issue while trying to add a WPA/RSN IE to an event. I
> > tried to follow the airo card (driver in airo.c) for this, but in that
> > firmware, the entire IE is being sent raw to iwe_stream_add_point()
> > function. But in our case, the IE is parsed and filled in our private
> > data structure. Is there any way in WE ver 21 where I can pass the WPA
> > IE into some structure and then send the event to wpa_supplicant?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Harsha.
> >
> > On 9/28/07, Christian Buennig <masala@...> wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> some notes concerning wireless events ..
> >>
> >> Sriharsha Vedurmudi wrote:
> >>
> >>> Friends,
> >>> I am a novice in Wireless drivers (did some Ethernet based drivers
> >>> though). I have a new 802.11b/g chip (not publically available yet)
> >>> with its internal documentation and need help from the community to
> >>> write a driver for it in Linux.
> >>> I am using an Linux port (kernel 2.6.19-2) on an ARM based SoC (with
> >>> WE version 21). To begin with I have implemented the basics and my
> >>> system now associates with open mode AP and WEP based AP. Now, I want
> >>> to test out its WPA-PSK functionality. Are the following ioctls
> >>> sufficient or do I need to implement more (apart from the basic ones)?
> >>> SIOCSIWMODE,
> >>> SIOCSIWGENIE,
> >>> SIOCSIWAUTH,
> >>> SIOCSIWESSID
> >>>
> >>> Also, how do I use Wireless_Events (I am not able to find any proper
> >>> documentation for the same).
> >>>
> >> What exactly do you mean by "use"? Listening for them in a user space
> >> application or raising them within the driver?
> >>
> >> Events are implemented with netlink sockets to transfer them from the
> >> driver to user space.
> >>
> >> Example code for listening can be found in the source code of the
> >> wireless tools:
> >> http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/Tools.html#latest
> >> and there in the file iwevent.c
> >>
> >> Example code for raising an event can be found, for instance, in the
> >> Madwifi code:
> >> http://madwifi.org/browser/trunk/net80211/ieee80211_input.c and there in
> >> the function iwspy_event(), near line 145
> >>
> >> However, I am not that up to date about wireless driver development but
> >> doesn't the generic Linux 80211 stack implement all the event things?
> >>
> >>
> >>> Apart from this, is there some documentation (like 'Linux Device
> >>> Drivers') that specifically tutors someone at writing a driver for a
> >>> wireless station?
> >>>
> >>> Yours sincerely,
> >>> VSH.
> >>>
> >>
> >
> >
>

Re: Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not yet in the market).

2007-10-01T11:19:03Z
Hi Christian and Others,
I am facing an issue while trying to add a WPA/RSN IE to an event. I
tried to follow the airo card (driver in airo.c) for this, but in that
firmware, the entire IE is being sent raw to iwe_stream_add_point()
function. But in our case, the IE is parsed and filled in our private
data structure. Is there any way in WE ver 21 where I can pass the WPA
IE into some structure and then send the event to wpa_supplicant?

Regards,
Harsha.

On 9/28/07, Christian Buennig <masala@...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> some notes concerning wireless events ..
>
> Sriharsha Vedurmudi wrote:
> > Friends,
> > I am a novice in Wireless drivers (did some Ethernet based drivers
> > though). I have a new 802.11b/g chip (not publically available yet)
> > with its internal documentation and need help from the community to
> > write a driver for it in Linux.
> > I am using an Linux port (kernel 2.6.19-2) on an ARM based SoC (with
> > WE version 21). To begin with I have implemented the basics and my
> > system now associates with open mode AP and WEP based AP. Now, I want
> > to test out its WPA-PSK functionality. Are the following ioctls
> > sufficient or do I need to implement more (apart from the basic ones)?
> > SIOCSIWMODE,
> > SIOCSIWGENIE,
> > SIOCSIWAUTH,
> > SIOCSIWESSID
> >
> > Also, how do I use Wireless_Events (I am not able to find any proper
> > documentation for the same).
>
> What exactly do you mean by "use"? Listening for them in a user space
> application or raising them within the driver?
>
> Events are implemented with netlink sockets to transfer them from the
> driver to user space.
>
> Example code for listening can be found in the source code of the
> wireless tools:
> http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/Tools.html#latest
> and there in the file iwevent.c
>
> Example code for raising an event can be found, for instance, in the
> Madwifi code:
> http://madwifi.org/browser/trunk/net80211/ieee80211_input.c and there in
> the function iwspy_event(), near line 145
>
> However, I am not that up to date about wireless driver development but
> doesn't the generic Linux 80211 stack implement all the event things?
>
> > Apart from this, is there some documentation (like 'Linux Device
> > Drivers') that specifically tutors someone at writing a driver for a
> > wireless station?
> >
> > Yours sincerely,
> > VSH.
>
>

Re: Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not yet in the market).

2007-09-28T05:35:13Z
Hi,

some notes concerning wireless events ..

Sriharsha Vedurmudi wrote:

> Friends,
> I am a novice in Wireless drivers (did some Ethernet based drivers
> though). I have a new 802.11b/g chip (not publically available yet)
> with its internal documentation and need help from the community to
> write a driver for it in Linux.
> I am using an Linux port (kernel 2.6.19-2) on an ARM based SoC (with
> WE version 21). To begin with I have implemented the basics and my
> system now associates with open mode AP and WEP based AP. Now, I want
> to test out its WPA-PSK functionality. Are the following ioctls
> sufficient or do I need to implement more (apart from the basic ones)?
> SIOCSIWMODE,
> SIOCSIWGENIE,
> SIOCSIWAUTH,
> SIOCSIWESSID
>
> Also, how do I use Wireless_Events (I am not able to find any proper
> documentation for the same).

What exactly do you mean by "use"? Listening for them in a user space
application or raising them within the driver?

Events are implemented with netlink sockets to transfer them from the
driver to user space.

Example code for listening can be found in the source code of the
wireless tools:
http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/Tools.html#latest
and there in the file iwevent.c

Example code for raising an event can be found, for instance, in the
Madwifi code:
http://madwifi.org/browser/trunk/net80211/ieee80211_input.c and there in
the function iwspy_event(), near line 145

However, I am not that up to date about wireless driver development but
doesn't the generic Linux 80211 stack implement all the event things?

> Apart from this, is there some documentation (like 'Linux Device
> Drivers') that specifically tutors someone at writing a driver for a
> wireless station?
>
> Yours sincerely,
> VSH.

Need help to write a new driver for a new wireless device (not yet in the market).

2007-09-28T04:53:22Z
Friends,
I am a novice in Wireless drivers (did some Ethernet based drivers
though). I have a new 802.11b/g chip (not publically available yet)
with its internal documentation and need help from the community to
write a driver for it in Linux.
I am using an Linux port (kernel 2.6.19-2) on an ARM based SoC (with
WE version 21). To begin with I have implemented the basics and my
system now associates with open mode AP and WEP based AP. Now, I want
to test out its WPA-PSK functionality. Are the following ioctls
sufficient or do I need to implement more (apart from the basic ones)?
SIOCSIWMODE,
SIOCSIWGENIE,
SIOCSIWAUTH,
SIOCSIWESSID

Also, how do I use Wireless_Events (I am not able to find any proper
documentation for the same).
Apart from this, is there some documentation (like 'Linux Device
Drivers') that specifically tutors someone at writing a driver for a
wireless station?

Yours sincerely,
VSH.

Re: Introduction

2007-09-01T02:45:58Z
Hi guys,

Here it's 26°C at 10:45 in the morning (I live between Nice and Cannes, France).

Cheers,

> OFF TOPIC ! :)
>
> A lovely day here nonetheless, aside from the wind ...
>
> Cheers,
> Jimmy Day
>
> --
> Air-Stream Wireless Inc.
> loc@...
> http://www.air-stream.org/
> --
>
>
>
> Daniel Rose wrote:
> > Robert Hart - Air-Stream Wireless wrote:
> >> Shame
> >>
> >> Sounds a bit like out side my door atm hottest August day (29c) in
> >> recorded history and very windy.
> >>
> >> Tomorrow will be 17c :-P
> >>
> >
> > 22c here.
> >
> > You watch, some freak will hassle us in a minute for being off topic.
> >
> > Is there an active community in Adelaide?
> >
>

Re: Lookout, the list is cranking

2007-08-30T19:53:15Z
I'm not really the person who does the coding side of things, but we do
have two very clever guys who have been working on the Atheros AR5008
chipset drivers as these are what we started with, they are saying there
not far away thou. The Intel 4965AGN chipset looks very interesting
that Benjamin has suggested, specially as they are much cheaper cards ~
$65au.

I'm mostly a network user, than any kind of developer/coder, and I'm sad
to admit a latecomer to FOSS systems and this has happened mainly due to
my association with Air-Stream.

Most I'm happest with a soldering iron in my hand, I have an electronic
engineering background and I did run an electronic business in NSW for
10 years, but know its a hobby, as I'm in Management these days. So the
Air-Stream project is one of my outlets, and so I help build customizing
stuff eg PCB, waterproof systems, cases, PSUs, antennas, masts, etc.
But its good to have people with different skills, specially when
building a community wireless network.

If your in Adelaide we are participating in Software Freedom Day at
Mawson Lakes http://www.air-stream.org.au/sfd2007 and will have some
802.11n equipment running on the day and certainly some wireless
equipment running FreeBSD and OpenWRT.

Brett Lymn wrote:

> On Fri, Aug 31, 2007 at 09:32:56AM +0930, Robert Hart - Air-Stream Wireless wrote:
>
>> directional prototype antennas and money for some pci cards which means
>> tests will be in MS or OSX as they are only drivers :-P
>>
>>
>
> Well, you could try the NDIS wrappers in FreeBSD or NetBSD, see how
> far you get with those...
>
>

Re: Lookout, the list is cranking

2007-08-30T19:03:49Z
On Fri, Aug 31, 2007 at 09:32:56AM +0930, Robert Hart - Air-Stream Wireless wrote:
>
> directional prototype antennas and money for some pci cards which means
> tests will be in MS or OSX as they are only drivers :-P
>

Well, you could try the NDIS wrappers in FreeBSD or NetBSD, see how
far you get with those...

--
Brett Lymn

Re: Lookout, the list is cranking

2007-08-30T18:02:56Z
Hi Imram,

We are using 8011b for client connection (still the best for
distance/speed ) and 802.11a for backbones as they can't be used in
multi-point applications requiring a bit of work to adjust ACK time-outs
http://www.air-stream.org/ACK_Timeouts but that do give up +1.2 to1.6M
Bytes/sec so well worth the effort :-)

As we use multiple wireless interfaces dedicated to each purpose,
consequently the boards we require multiple PCIs so a standard PC is
very popular or WRAP boards depending on the installation. Consequently
the main OS is FreeBSD with Zebra to run BGP for routing. We find
FreeBSD support the wireless cards the best.

Nevertheless there are a few embed devices around using OpenWRT either
the Linksys WRT54s or the R100s we have one site that runs three R100s
and a WRAP connected together by a switch, so I guess you could call
this a Hybrid.

As for 802.11n we had two WRT300n routers donated by Linksys
http://www.air-stream.org.au/wrt300n_review . It would seem 802.11n has
a lot of potential unfortunately there are not open source drivers
available, equally no bridged ethernet clients, so we have come to a
brick wall with that project. Nevetheless we are planning to do some
outdoor distance tests as soon as a I find time to build some
directional prototype antennas and money for some pci cards which means
tests will be in MS or OSX as they are only drivers :-P

Cheers

Robert

Imran K wrote:

> Hey dudes,
>
> Speaking of slow lists, got samba running on my WRT54GL with DD-WRT
> and the SDCARD Hardware Mod.
>
> Pretty cool.
>
> Yet to find a real use for it (logfiles?)
>
>
> What hardware do most of you guys deal with?
>
> routerboard+routerOS
> soekris/WRAP+monowall/pfsense
> other?
>
>
> Also, any good 802.11n / pre N cards with either promisc or 11a support?
>
>
>
> Cheers,
>