[Commotion-dev] commotion on barrier breaker

Josh King jking at opentechinstitute.org
Thu Jan 30 21:32:20 UTC 2014


Hi Miles & Dan,

The hotplug scripts are already practically a deprecated system in 
Attitude Adjustment, so I imagine with Barrier Breaker we're going to 
be looking to use something else entirely. My intent is to have 
commotiond listen on ubus for network events, and to then configure 
OLSRd and the network directly, thus replacing many of our scripts. 
However, I don't anticipate working more on ubus bindings until after I 
have commotiond stable on desktop Linux, as Barrier Breaker still seems 
to be a ways out. I would be interested in working with anyone that 
wanted to do more general testing on Barrier Breaker, though, as it has 
a lot of interesting new features that I'm not fully familiar with yet.

On Thu 30 Jan 2014 08:29:32 AM EST, Dan Staples wrote:
> Hi Miles,
>
> It's great you're trying out BB with Commotion, I don't know of anyone
> else who's given that a try yet.
>
> I might also suggest looking at the mac80211.sh patch that comes with
> commotiond, since I believe that is likely unnecessary or obsolete in BB
> due to the later version of netifd it comes with. I suspect Josh (CCed)
> would have a better idea about this. Either way, we hope to upgrade to
> BB once it is released as stable.
>
> If you're able to get things to work, pull requests are more than
> welcome. Let us know if you're able to figure out the problem!
>
> Dan
>
> On 01/28/2014 03:00 AM, miles wrote:
>>
>> I've been trying to get commotion built on barrier breaker.  Yes, this isn't supported, but I've got hardware that needs it.
>>
>> There are two major areas where things seem to break: hotplug and luci
>>
>> Luci looks like just a version matching problem between trunk & packages.
>>
>> The more frustrating problem is with hotplug.  I can't get both wireless devices up at the same time. The olsr hotplug script seems to be run twice, once for the AP and once for the mesh interface. But the hotplug script detects both as wlan0. When I edit the script to use device instead of interface, the script recognizes the correct interface, but something breaks in queries to commotiond.
>>
>> Has anyone else been got beyond this?
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Josh King
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