FYI:
I also notice that one of the sandboxes (#5 I think) of the Orbit-Lab
testbed (http://orbit-lab.org) is marked
as a "GNU Radio developnment sandbox".
Now, the main Orbit-Lab grid is a 400 node, indoor wireless testbed,
with an outdoor testbed coming up "real soon now".
I doubt the gri
On Thu, Aug 17, 2006 at 09:43:55PM -0400, Brent Horine wrote:
> Eric, you mentioned that GNU Radio and USRPs are setup on the Utah emulab
> system and that we could get access to them. I'm researching link
> establishment and maintenance in cognitive radios with dynamic spectrum
> access and consi
Eric, you mentioned that GNU Radio and USRPs are setup on the Utah emulab
system and that we could get access to them. I'm researching link
establishment and maintenance in cognitive radios with dynamic spectrum
access and considering the use of GNU Radio as a test platform.
Can you enlighten u
