Hello,
As RIOT support Ethernet devices and USB device , Is someone working on rndis(Remote Network Driver Interface Specification) Protocol.??
Thanks Shishir Tiwari
Hello,
As RIOT support Ethernet devices and USB device , Is someone working on rndis(Remote Network Driver Interface Specification) Protocol.??
Thanks Shishir Tiwari
Hi,
Hello,
As RIOT support Ethernet devices and USB device , Is someone working on rndis(Remote Network Driver Interface Specification) Protocol.??
I am working on usb device support for RIOT. There is a PR[1] for it, but it is outdated and will be rebased/updated with [2].
[2] supports kinetis and sam[r,d]-21. The CDC-ACM and CDC-ECM support is very anstable and WIP. Currently I am working on the stability of CDC-ACM.
I plan:
- remove CDC-ECM first
- add a netdev2-802154-over-usb interface and opposite driver for linux kernel
About RNDIS: - why should RIOT supports a Microsoft proprietary protocol? - why not CDC-ECM or CDC-EEM ?
Cheers,
[1] https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/pull/3890 [2] https://github.com/jfischer-phytec-iot/RIOT/tree/test%40cdc-ecm
Hello.
Hi,
Hello,
As RIOT support Ethernet devices and USB device , Is someone working on rndis(Remote Network Driver Interface Specification) Protocol.??
I am working on usb device support for RIOT. There is a PR[1] for it, but it is outdated and will be rebased/updated with [2].
[2] supports kinetis and sam[r,d]-21. The CDC-ACM and CDC-ECM support is very anstable and WIP. Currently I am working on the stability of CDC-ACM.
I plan: - remove CDC-ECM first - add a netdev2-802154-over-usb interface and opposite driver for linux kernel
Could you elaborate on this part? I'm not sure I understand what your plan is here.
If your plan is to expose 15.4 level API over USB and write a matching Linux Kernel driver that fits into linux-wpan at least Alexander and myself would be interested in your plans.
regards Stefan Schmidt
Hello Stefan,
I am working on usb device support for RIOT. There is a PR[1] for it, but it is outdated and will be rebased/updated with [2].
[2] supports kinetis and sam[r,d]-21. The CDC-ACM and CDC-ECM support is very anstable and WIP. Currently I am working on the stability of CDC-ACM.
I plan: - remove CDC-ECM first - add a netdev2-802154-over-usb interface and opposite driver for linux kernel
Could you elaborate on this part? I'm not sure I understand what your plan is here.
If your plan is to expose 15.4 level API over USB and write a matching Linux Kernel driver that fits into linux-wpan at least Alexander and myself would be interested in your plans.
That's exactly what I planned. For the beginning we can take the netdev2 for it. If we (someday) have a proper MAC in RIOT, then it may be a better way to use it with linux hardmac interface and to build a 15.4 dongle based on RIOT.
We currently have even the hardware for it [1] and a SAM-R21 Xplaned board can also be used as the dongle.
Unfortunately, I have some ugly bugs in CDC-ACM code and the code needs clean up, when it is fixed i will update [2].
[1] http://www.phytec.de/produkt/internet-of-things/phystick-kw2x/ [2] https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/pull/3890
Cheers,
Hello.
Hello Stefan,
I am working on usb device support for RIOT. There is a PR[1] for it, but it is outdated and will be rebased/updated with [2].
[2] supports kinetis and sam[r,d]-21. The CDC-ACM and CDC-ECM support is very anstable and WIP. Currently I am working on the stability of CDC-ACM.
I plan: - remove CDC-ECM first - add a netdev2-802154-over-usb interface and opposite driver for linux kernel
Could you elaborate on this part? I'm not sure I understand what your plan is here.
If your plan is to expose 15.4 level API over USB and write a matching Linux Kernel driver that fits into linux-wpan at least Alexander and myself would be interested in your plans.
That's exactly what I planned.
Nice
For the beginning we can take the netdev2 for it. If we (someday) have a proper MAC in RIOT, then it may be a better way to use it with linux hardmac interface and to build a 15.4 dongle based on RIOT.
We currently have even the hardware for it [1] and a SAM-R21 Xplaned board can also be used as the dongle.
Unfortunately, I have some ugly bugs in CDC-ACM code and the code needs clean up, when it is fixed i will update [2].
I will keep an eye on it. Just subscribed to the notifications.
regards Stefan Schmidt