[Olsr-dev] What version of LINUX?

Gregor Glashüttner (spam-protected)
Tue Feb 1 08:42:36 CET 2011


When asking for help on any mailing list you should provide information
about what exactly you did already to try to get it to work. That helps
others to give you advice. Anyway: you need to manually set essid (also
bssid if your stations don't happen to automatically choose the same),
channel, ip and netmask. You should be able to ping each other machine
before trying to get olsr to work.

On 1 Feb 2011 03:10, "RC Loh" <(spam-protected)> wrote:

Hi Henning, Markus,

Thank you for your replies and advice.

Henning was right, it was the LINUX firewall that caused the OLSR to be not
working.

Now I am able to get 4 LINUX machines getting OLSR messages.

However, I need to use a wireless access point to help the 4 LINUX machine
"associated" to each other first, then the OLSR is able to see the 4 LINUX
machines.

Without using the wireless access point, the 4 LINUX machine cannot "see"
each other using the "ad-hoc" mode of the wireless cards.

Any idea what went wrong?



Thanks in advance.

Rdgs,
Paul



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*From:* Markus Kittenberger <(spam-protected)>
*To:* RC Loh <(spam-protected)>
*Cc:* (spam-protected)
*Sent:* Monday, 31 January 2011 14:35:25
*Subject:* Re: [Olsr-dev] What version of LINUX?


in theroy any linux version/flavour u like,..

a bit following is true:

do not use the newest kern...


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