Re: putting linuxap on a CVS + update via wget + rewriting the web interface
Henrion Benjamin <[email protected]> Thu, 4 Sep 2003 19:47:30 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.drivers.wireless.access-point |
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| Message-ID | <20030904174730.GA27883@localhost> |
Lluis <[email protected]> [030903]: > El 03/09/03, a les 03:03:37, Henrion Benjamin ens deleità amb les següents paraules: > > 1. I think many people want to contribute to the linuxap project, maybe > > it could be a good idea to have a CVS so has to submit patches > i think also that > > > 3. Is there a script to update the flash image (download+md5) via wget > > instead of tftp? > why wget? > > > I'm forking the linuxap project to make meshes boxes via kernel-aodv > > (ad-hoc mode only), see http://sixmesh.sf.net. > > > uops! some people of wireless groups around spain are mantaining a group > of patches for linuxAP that add some features to actual linuxAP (sorry, > but the Changelog is in spanish): > 1.- Kernel AODV support (it was not much hard to add ;)) > 2.- hostap 0.0.4 > 3.- hostap 0.0.3 (as 4 eliminates txpower function 'cause distortionates > signal) > 4.- busybox 1.00-pre2 (with some added features) > 5.- openvpn (that's our last addition, but it's not all done yet ;)) > 6.- other minor changes (as a watchdog for the wireless card, that on > some APs hangs until you reconfigure it) > > we are also thinking on using a CVS to make all our changes as a branch > of the project, but opening a "global" CVS for all the interested > developers would IMHO be a good point for the community > > ups! and the web page where we put our patches and images: > http://www.olotwireless.net/castella/linuxap.htm > (i can send you the patches if you tell me) yes, publish them somewhere or here on the list. > > read you! I see we are making the same job! I want absolutly IPv6, but the size of the ipv6.o module is too huge, so I've just patched busybox so as to win some kbytes for the 1MB flash of the wl11000. I think if Keith Smith want to setup a public CVS, it could be great to have a central place to put patches. The main problem is to manage the branches, but it's better to have all in a central place. I've subscribed to busybox-list for a long time, and with the stable version coming to relase, there is a lot of discussion on the list... > PD: all the changes we made are with the wl11000 architecture on mind, > but trying to put as much as possible on ./ instead of ./wl11000 (well, > part of this migration is work in progress :P) A friend of mine is hacking the dlink AP, I think we will have a version of linuxap running on it very soon... -- Benjamin Henrion <[email protected]> http://bh.udev.org