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Linux Wireless NetworkingBy Sreekrishnan Venkateswaran2005-05-04
Resources • Read the Linux Wireless Extensions project page. • Find out more about the linux-wlan project. • For more on the Linux Orinoco WLAN driver, go to " MPL/GPL drivers for the Wavelan IEEE/Orinoco and others." • To learn more about the Host AP driver for Intersil WLAN cards, read " Host AP driver for Intersil Prism2/2.5/3." • This page contains Linux device drivers for Spectrum-based WLAN cards (Socket, Intel Wireless/PRO, and others). • Linux drivers for Atmel-based USB WLAN devices are described here. • Read the Linux PCMCIA Programmer's Guide. • Alan Cox's " Network Buffers", provides good information on Linux networking buffer management (sk_buffs). • The Bluetooth Web site provides information on Bluetooth specifications. • You say you prefer to work in Linux? This tutorial teaches you how to configure a wireless network card under Linux ( developerWorks, 2003). • The Linux BlueZ home page provides the latest information on BlueZ. • Read Detlef Fliegl's " Programming Guide for Linux USB Device Drivers" (2000). • The article " Building a wireless access point on Linux", ( developerWorks, 2003) takes a look at what's involved in building a wireless bridge using Linux, including software and hardware considerations. • Check out Joshua Drake's and Corwin Light Williams's " Linux PPP How-to" (Linux Online! 2000). • Find out how open source tools are emerging in the article " Open source wireless tools emerge" ( developerWorks, 2003). • The homepage for gsmlib provides a set of libraries and utilities that work over GSM. • See this Tips and Tricks article to find out how to manage mobile profiles ( developerWorks, 2002). • For more on using Infrared communications on Linux, check out Linux IrDa. Tutorial Pages: » A Look at WLAN, Bluetooth, GPRS, GSM, and Infrared Data on Linux » Linux 802.11 WLAN » Linux Bluetooth » Linux GPRS and Data over GSM » Linux Infrared Data » Performance Issues » Conclusion » Resources First published by IBM DeveloperWorks |
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