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2
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- The BCAN building brick is a wireless router built out of a redundant PC
- Pebble Linux http://www.nycwireless.net/pebble
- Meshing software from Southampton Open Wireless Network http://www.sown.org.uk
- Burngreave Patches to ease configuration http://www.burngreave.net/~aland/it/bcan/bcanpebble/
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3
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- Based on Debian Linux http://www.debian.org
- Read Only Filesystem
- Small (less than 64Mb)
- Turns Prism2 based wifi cards into Access Points, using hostap
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4
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- Allows network to build itself
- Uses standard mature protocols
- Under Active development
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5
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- Ease configuration and installation
- Lead to fully embedded system and custom Linux distro for wireless
meshes.
- PlexusAP https://sourceforge.net/projects/plexusap/
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6
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- Get a copy of Toms Rootboot disk http://www.toms.net/rb/
- Boot PC with it
- Use fdisk to create a single partition of at least 128 Mb and create a
filesystem on that partition.
- Unpack the bcanpebble tar to the harddisk
- Run the pebble install script
- Remove the floppy disk and reboot
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7
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- Edit /etc/pebblemesh.conf
- Run pebbleconf script
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8
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- Finish pebbleconf script
- Add firewall rules
- DNS settings
- Logging Facilities
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9
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- Enhanced routing protocols
- Traffic Shaping
- Support for Web Based Configuration
- Authentication schemes (Radius, MAC address)
- IP Mobility
- IPv6
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