| root@OpenWrt /root# opkg install http://dump.boxysean.com/kmod-batman-adv_3.1.7+2011.4.0-1_ar71xx.ipk | |
| Downloading http://dump.boxysean.com/kmod-batman-adv_3.1.7+2011.4.0-1_ar71xx.ipk. | |
| Installing kmod-batman-adv (3.1.7+2011.4.0-1) to root... | |
| Collected errors: | |
| * satisfy_dependencies_for: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for kmod-batman-adv: | |
| * kernel (= 3.1.7-1-d1cb4f844abb40ebc5116c03c7631a92) * | |
| * opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package kmod-batman-adv. | |
| root@OpenWrt /root# uname -r | |
| 3.1.7 |
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Developed and tested on OS X 10.5.8, Firefox version 11.0, Greasemonkey 0.9.18.
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| ### the following traceroute looks wrong to me. wonder if it's indicative of my issue. ### | |
| # on OS X 10.5 | |
| # 192.168.0.1/32 is my home subnet. | |
| # 10.8.0.1/32 is my vpn subnet. | |
| $ netstat -rn | |
| Routing tables | |
| Internet: |
| ### the following traceroute looks wrong to me. wonder if it's indicative of my issue. ### | |
| # on OS X 10.5 | |
| # 192.168.0.1/32 is my home subnet. | |
| # 10.8.0.1/32 is my vpn subnet. | |
| $ netstat -rn | |
| Routing tables | |
| Internet: |
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cding into pasm/pasm_source and running the appropriate pasm build script (linux, mac, windows)
This is the first of periodic updates I'll make as I gather information.
Internet connectivity is largely out in Red Hook. (Open question: How out?) A collection of initiatives are working together to rapidly build infrastructure to provide free, reliable Internet connectivity to Red Hook.
The goal of this project is twofold: to provide Internet connectivity in the short-term for the disaster relief effort, and to create an infrastructure for future disaster responses.
Groups involved:
The weekend was a great buildout of the network. The weekdays are a bit quieter, but progress is still being made.
Internet connectivity is largely out in Red Hook. (Open question: How out?) A collection of initiatives are working together to rapidly build infrastructure to provide free, reliable Internet connectivity to Red Hook.
The goal of this project is twofold: to provide Internet connectivity in the short-term for the disaster relief effort, and to create an infrastructure for future disaster responses.
Groups involved:
Live documentation! http://piratepad.net/redhookmesh
Hurricane Hackers ignite presentation
Last year, the Red Hook Initiative and the Open Technology Institute started to build a mesh network in Red Hook as a local community project. Today, it's being used to assist with the disaster response effort in Red Hook and to give local residents Internet access they still don't have. More info.
My plan was to collect data about the usage of the Red Hook mesh network, but I failed to collect the proper data!
There is a unix utility called collectd which looks to be a great system operator tool for collecting and storing data over time. collectd is installed on all the routers in the mesh network, however I was never able to get the iptables plugin to report bandwidth used for any collectd instance. Sigh. I even asked people to help and tried a hack to get something, but nothing worked.
When the time came to perform some data analysis, I knew that although I didn't have quite the right data, I was still collecting data, so I started looking into that. A plugin that reported data on the mesh routing algorithm was installed, but when I investigated the data it turned out I had only two whole hours of said data. It looked like some of th