Denis Ovsienko yandex.ru> writes:
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> > Is this something the tcpdump community would like to have included in
the next version of tcpdump?
> > How do I proceed to contribute my source code?
>
> Hello.
>
> The current approach to merging code into tcpdump is through a GitHub pull
request: ht
802.11p is the thing among European (particularly french) "Intelligent
Transportation Systems" people.
(In the US, it appears that LTE is the "answer". I prefer 802.11p approach)
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> Is this something the tcpdump community would like to have included in the
> next version of tcpdump?
> How do I proceed to contribute my source code?
Hello.
The current approach to merging code into tcpdump is through a GitHub pull
request: https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/tcpdump
The p
Hi,
I have made support for:
* ETSI GeoNetworking network protocol as described in ETSI TS 302 636-4
Geonetworking Media Independent Functionality
* ETSI Basic Transport Protocol as described in ETSI TS 102 636 5
GeoNetworking - Basic Transport Protocol
It is used for Car-to-C
Hi,
I have made support for CALM FAST protocol as described in ISO 29281: CALM
non-IP networking.
It is used for Car-to-Car and Car-to-Infrastructure communications using
IEEE802.11p, but can be used on all types Ethernets.
Is this something the tcpdump community would like to have included in