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This functionality is not part of the AODV draft as of version 10, but similar functionality may be in future versions. Unidirectional link detection can be enabled with the "-u" option. This is much more robust than a default route solution or similar. Nodes that run "aodvd" with the -w flag will automatically act as gateways - thus answering to RREQs according to an "address locality" decision, i. This RREP contains a special extension that automatically sets up a tunnel between the source node and the gateway.

Gateways currently implement "address locality" through a prefix check, thus the ad hoc network must share a prefix e.

Other "locality checks" can easily be implemented in locality. Tunnels i. On the ad hoc nodes it is also necessary to add a default route in the kernel routing table, pointing to the ad hoc interface. If you have a kernel config file. You might want to make a. Create a. Do "make oldconfig". Dependending on whether you have a 2.

Your tree should now be configured. It will conflict with iptables. Do "ipchains -F" followed by "modprobe -r ipchains" to unload it. Otherwise communication with addresses on a foreign subnet will not be possible, since the kernel will complain that there is no route available.

Releases 18 tags. Packages 0 No packages published. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Viewed 1k times. Improve this question. Did you try to port that driver to a recent kernel which probably is less effort than rewriting it from scratch? Or ask the original author? What is your kernel -v? BasileStarynkevitch thanks for replying. May I know what do you mean by port that driver to recent kernel???

S thanks for replying. I mean take and study the source code from sourceforge, become familiar with latest 3. Don't forget to interact with the Linux kernel community, and to contribute your improvements. Show 5 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Sudharasan D Sudharasan D 59 5 5 bronze badges. Add a comment. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Gordon k 69 69 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer.

Notlikethat Notlikethat It's not like it's a big deal - cross-compiling an ARM kernel only takes a couple of minutes for me. The manufacturer should be providing it as part of their corresponding source for whatever binary kernel you have. So,an update. Actually, i configure and build the kernel, but i still get error. So i run "make arm" in aodv directory to cross compile for the arm and the error above goes away version.

Has everyone already tried to cross compile aodv for arm? So, i get all of the include error fixed. From the start, i was not on the right kernel version, so even after configuring and building the kernel. So, i still have error but not on including anymore. So the problem stated above is resolved i think. I don't know yet how on earth i got this errors right now Show 1 more comment. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.

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