Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] How to see what kind of mac/phy schemes?

[yyzhuang]

http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/OtherCode

This is what I found:

BBN has written 802.11 code under funding from DARPA.

To get the code: cvs -d address@hidden:/cvs/adroitgrdevel co
adroitgrdevel. After GNU Radio is installed, build it using
bootstrap/configure/make install to the same prefix.

This has been tested on NetBSD, and reported to work on Linux.

The following has been reported working

    * ? Mb/s transmit and receive without Barker code
    * 1 Mb/s receive with the Barker code 

Those experimenting with the code should be familiar with both GNU Radio and
802.11; this is not a good area for beginners. 


George Nychis wrote:
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> yyzhuang wrote:
>> Really thanks for the efforts. Surely more stuff will be added in the
>> future.
>> Maybe some day we can build up the entire protocol stack.
>> 
> 
> I think that GR has been great for PHY development and testing.  If you 
> follow academic research at all in the CS network realm, you'll find 
> that a trend has been PHY techniques to increase capacity of wireless 
> networks due to MAC inefficiencies.  Like, Partial Packet Recovery (hi 
> Kyle), and in this years SIGCOMM conference "ZigZag."  All of these 
> works have used GR because of its PHY flexibility to evaluate these 
> kinds of approaches, which no other open source platform has been able 
> to provide as well as GR.
> 
> The MAC stuff is in the process, which I think we will then hopefully 
> see more research in MAC protocols done on GNU Radio.  This puts it 
> further up the protocol stack... and then from there, we only work 
> further up :)
> 
> - George
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