[WLANware] WLANware Nachrichtensammlung, Band 45, Eintrag 10

[Marcello Caleffi]

Dear Jeph,
nice to hear about your interest in Mobile P2P. ATR adopts a hierarchical routing, just like traditional wired IP. However, it deals with node mobility and wireless propagation, so I guess that it need a full re-engineering before it could used in wired networks.
However, please share with us your idea as soon as possible, since the application deadline is in less than two weeks.

Good work,
Marcello



Il giorno 28/mar/2010, alle ore 12.00, wlanware-request at freifunk.net ha scritto:

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> Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 08:24:12 +0530
> From: jeph alapat <jephpaul at gmail.com>
> Subject: [WLANware] gsoc ideas
> To: Alexander Morlang <alx at dd19.de>, wlanware at freifunk.net
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> I would like to work on P2P in wireless ntwrks , implementing the atr
> protocol , I would like to know if this protocol could be ported back into
> the mainstream p2p system on wired networks.
>             I am new to freifunk , but have prior experience in foss
> development , I have written a plugin for gimp to read djvu files ,
> http://registry.gimp.org/node/24251. I am from india.
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