Hi,
thx for this explanations.
I mean i send some Byte throw a socket like the izchat. Now it is more
clear how to use this mlme functions.
i report if a have finished or have some other questions
Best regards,
Ivo
>>> Christophe Aeschlimann 13.09.2012
16:40 >>>
Hi Ivo,
Le 13.09.2012
Hi Ivo,
Le 13.09.2012 14:33, Ivo Kunadt a écrit :
> At the moment i send some bytes in the xmit function of the
> net_device_ops.
What do you mean by that ? You cannot just send "some" bytes. Your
driver must forward the data that comes from the higher layer (the soft
mac) to your radio chip ove
Hi
I have a few more information to share
http://code.google.com/p/linux-wsn/wiki/LinuxStack
Please go through this link
Prajosh
On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 6:03 PM, Ivo Kunadt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i think you need some more information:
> Linux Controller: imx35
> Linux Kernel : 3.6.rc1
>
> "Zigbee"
Hi,
i think you need some more information:
Linux Controller: imx35
Linux Kernel : 3.6.rc1
"Zigbee" Device: AT-ANY-2400-SC-3
Controller on the board: Atmega128rf1a
The Zigbee Device run with the Atmel Mac Stack at the moment. The goal
is to write a driver for the Atmega128rf1a that use a soc
HI Prajosh,
thx for the fast answer. I forgot to say we work on a embedded Linux
(i.mx35) Board.
I readed it but can´t get more information from it.
Regards,
Ivo
>>> Prajosh Premdas 13.09.2012 12:00 >>>
Hi Ivo
You got to use a user space application
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/li
Hi Ivo
You got to use a user space application
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/linux-zigbee/wiki/GettingStarted-0.2
Read through this and run the driver in PC before you start the work on board
Hope you understood. You will get a flow of the code etc from this
Regards
Prajosh
On Thu, Sep 13,
Hello,
i am trying to write a hardmac driver for the Atmega128RF1A (modul
AT-Any-2400-SC3-2). This is my first driver and i have not so much
experience with linux.
First i written a SPI driver on base of the at86rf230 and register a
netdevice in the probe function. I use at the moment linux-
