Opened 8 months ago
Last modified 2 months ago
We have firmware ready for the 802.15.4 network so now we need Linux drivers to make it look like a network device.
Reassigning to RADIX.1.1 although RADIX.2 is the more likely arrival date.
Will work on this now. Shouldn't be too difficult, just a lot of code.
Requires kernel modifications. Retargeting to RADIX.1.2.
Talking to the chip is working. Now just have to understand z-stack well enough to go around the super high level and let linux implement the IP layer.
Firmware is fairly complete. There are a few little bugs lying around, this will be the documentation of that for now:
List scanning works on the device using the fancy python interface. I can see another device running as a coordinator.
It's starting to work. I saw data transfer! Ping kinda works, there is a 75% packet loss right now, which is not good, but it's getting there.
Ping working correctly. Packets dropping in some odd places that causes the kernel driver to hang. Need to fix this.
Won't be stable for radix2, moving to radix3... ug.
The hanging issue has been resolved, but there are still a few serious stability problems that must be resolved before release.