I agree that OLSR and also BATMAN should be moved to link layer. Anyway, now I am trying to do some experiment with OLSR and BATMAN, but by using also the information of MAC layer. I am using linux and ieee80211. Does anybody know how to read the mac parameters, such as lost frames, number of retransmission and so on? Regards
Hello,
maybe you already noticed, but we implemented batman on layer 2, called batman-advanced. It uses MAC-addresses as identifies, sends protocol information and payload in own ethernet frames and does the whole switching/routing part on its own. Maybe you want to have a look. :)
For your question, i don't know but a guess would be to look in the wireless-tools accesible information and the driver itself.
Regards Simon
On Fri, Sep 21, 2007 at 10:28:10AM +0900, giuseppe de marco wrote:
I agree that OLSR and also BATMAN should be moved to link layer. Anyway, now I am trying to do some experiment with OLSR and BATMAN, but by using also the information of MAC layer. I am using linux and ieee80211. Does anybody know how to read the mac parameters, such as lost frames, number of retransmission and so on? Regards
-- Giuseppe De Marco, PhD Toyota Technological Institute 468-8511 Aichi 2-12-1 Hisakata, Tenpaku-ku, Nagoya, Japan Email: demarco at toyota-ti dot ac dot jp Tel (int): +81 (052)-809-1802 Skype-Id: giuseppe_dem2
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Simon Wunderlich wrote:
Hello,
maybe you already noticed, but we implemented batman on layer 2, called batman-advanced. It uses MAC-addresses as identifies, sends protocol information and payload in own ethernet frames and does the whole switching/routing part on its own. Maybe you want to have a look. :)
For your question, i don't know but a guess would be to look in the wireless-tools accesible information and the driver itself.
Regards Simon
On Fri, Sep 21, 2007 at 10:28:10AM +0900, giuseppe de marco wrote:
I agree that OLSR and also BATMAN should be moved to link layer. Anyway, now I am trying to do some experiment with OLSR and BATMAN, but by using also the information of MAC layer. I am using linux and ieee80211. Does anybody know how to read the mac parameters, such as lost frames, number of retransmission and so on? Regards
-- Giuseppe De Marco, PhD Toyota Technological Institute 468-8511 Aichi 2-12-1 Hisakata, Tenpaku-ku, Nagoya, Japan Email: demarco at toyota-ti dot ac dot jp Tel (int): +81 (052)-809-1802 Skype-Id: giuseppe_dem2
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Where I can download the code from? G
On Tue, 2007-09-25 at 08:43 +0900, giuseppe de marco wrote:
Simon Wunderlich wrote:
Hello,
maybe you already noticed, but we implemented batman on layer 2, called batman-advanced.
Where I can download the code from? G
From the link here: https://dev.open-mesh.net/batman
"to build batman advanced which also enables layer-two routing you need to checkout the complete trunk: svn co https://dev.open-mesh.net/svn/batman/trunk/ Then change to the batman-advanced folder and compile the sources"
Regards, -Karl
Currently you should use the batman-saxnet branch for batman-advanced, it features bridging and some other fixes which are not merged back yet. Use subversion to check out:
svn co https://dev.open-mesh.net/svn/batman/batman-saxnet/
Regards Simon
On Tue, Sep 25, 2007 at 08:43:15AM +0900, giuseppe de marco wrote:
Simon Wunderlich wrote:
Hello,
maybe you already noticed, but we implemented batman on layer 2, called batman-advanced. It uses MAC-addresses as identifies, sends protocol information and payload in own ethernet frames and does the whole switching/routing part on its own. Maybe you want to have a look. :)
For your question, i don't know but a guess would be to look in the wireless-tools accesible information and the driver itself.
Regards Simon
On Fri, Sep 21, 2007 at 10:28:10AM +0900, giuseppe de marco wrote:
I agree that OLSR and also BATMAN should be moved to link layer. Anyway, now I am trying to do some experiment with OLSR and BATMAN, but by using also the information of MAC layer. I am using linux and ieee80211. Does anybody know how to read the mac parameters, such as lost frames, number of retransmission and so on? Regards
-- Giuseppe De Marco, PhD Toyota Technological Institute 468-8511 Aichi 2-12-1 Hisakata, Tenpaku-ku, Nagoya, Japan Email: demarco at toyota-ti dot ac dot jp Tel (int): +81 (052)-809-1802 Skype-Id: giuseppe_dem2
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Where I can download the code from? G
-- Giuseppe De Marco, PhD Toyota Technological Institute 468-8511 Aichi 2-12-1 Hisakata, Tenpaku-ku, Nagoya, Japan Email: demarco at toyota-ti dot ac dot jp Tel (int): +81 (052)-809-1802 Skype-Id: giuseppe_dem2
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