has anyone tried to capture live 802.11b - 1mbit packets using the
802.11BBN
source code in SuSE ?
I’m trying to do so, but I’m encountering problems. First of all, when I
run
usrp_fft or usrp_oscope I can definitely see something. At least, I see
power fluctuations due to my laptop’s WLAN (old 802.11b) card. However,
if I
try to run ./bbn_80211b_tx.py I get the following error:
"
Using TX d’board A: Flex 2400 Tx MIMO B
gr_fir_ccf: using SSE
spb: 8
interp: 32
Failed to set Tx frequency to 2.4G "
I also tried to capture packets, using ./bbn_80211b_rx.py -d 8 -f 2412e6
-p
, however I can’t see any packets.
has anyone tried to capture live 802.11b - 1mbit packets using the 802.11BBN
source code in SuSE ?
I am pretty sure we did this under some kind of Linux, and I think it
was SuSE.
Failed to set Tx frequency to 2.4G "
We didn’t have any MIMO cards, so you may be simply hitting a minor bug.
I also tried to capture packets, using ./bbn_80211b_rx.py -d 8 -f 2412e6 -p
, however I can’t see any packets.
The barker code demod defaults to off (probably not a wise choice).
Make sure it’s on - I suggest reading the code and the option parsing in
particular. This is all a bit rough.
I definitely received 802.11 packets (1 Mb/s) under NetBSD. So while
I’m sure there are things wrong, it’s possible to make it work.
See the tap example; that’s what I ran most recently.
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