... on the nodes are provided by Teltonika model UM6250. These devices are using a small linux client on them which is configured to serve the WiMAX network to the Linux OS as a simple Ethernet device.
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... HARQ category 7 (40 Mbps throughput DL+ UL)
MIMO Matrix A and B for Improved Transmission Speed and Coverage
Compatibility with Windows XP/Vista/7, Linux, MAC OS X
UT WiMAX USB dongle
In addition ...
... Mini PCI-e bus, and therefore can be installed on the NITOS's ICARUS Nodes. They also support a USB 2.0 interface. In order to be able to use the Sierra Wireless MC7700 the Linux drivers/kernels have t ...
... that control the WiMAX utilities that were provided by linuxwimax.com and are integrated in the baseline image of NITOS nodes.
Concerning the connection of the Teltonika modems, a separate OMF driver ...
... based on commercial Wifi cards and Linux open source drivers. The control and management of the tesbed is done using the cOntrol and Management Framework (OMF) open-source software. NITOS testbed is deployed ...
... (slicing the flow space into separate pieces), so the corresponding RC is the OpenFlow_Slice_Factory.
OpenvSwitch creates Virtual OpenFlow Switches on top of a Linux machine using the machine's interfaces ...
... that monitor the integrity of the node's Power Supply Unit.
The following video demonstration shows the remote controlling of an Icarus node equipped with a NITlab CM Card, using a linux terminal:
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... runs Voyage Linux and is equipped with 1Gb compact flash memory card as a hard disk. This main board is low-power and has a plethora of connectivity. Its hardware specifications are:
CPU: 500 MHz AMD ...
... oard runs Voyage Linux. For moving the robot, an implementation in python of the iRobot Create Open Interface was used, called openinterface.py. For the pattern recognition ARToolKit was used, a software li ...
... version of ubuntu that support modules for ath9k should go directly to STEP 3 and skip STEP 1 & 2.
Users that are interested in compilation of a linux kernel to support the modules for the ath9k driver ...
... are programs.
A classic reference for device driver programming is Linux Device Drivers, Third Edition by Jonathan Corbet, Alessandro Rubini, Greg Kroah-Hartman.
For more in depth knowledge go through ...
... advised to follow this C coding style.
Linux
All the software programming/development in NITLab is done in Linux environment. It is required for every member of the lab to be comfortable in using Linux ...
... based on commercial Wifi cards and Linux open source drivers. The control and management of the tesbed is done using the cOntrol and Management Framework (OMF) open-source software. NITOS testbed is deployed ...