Hi Carlo, Thanks for your response! I'm quoting it fully below for the benefit of the list which dropped your response since it was HTML. On Fri, 2023-09-29 at 16:40 +0200, Carlo Augusto Grazia wrote: > Dear Johannes, > Thank you for this email! > I'm in the "people who use/used" it. :) > I've tested the OCB performance in some scientific papers and used the OCB mode in > the laboratory part of my course on Automotive Connectivity at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy). > I'm using it in "low-cost laboratory" mode with Arduino Yuns and a proper version of LEDE/OpenWRT, indeed, as you said, > the Yun device mounts ath9k. Right. > I don't know if will be ever implemented a DSRC/WAVE/802.11p mode on Linux, allowing low-cost hardware to perform as On Board Unit > for my tests, I'll probably always have to use Codha Wireless devices or SDR properly configured for doing this... > > I've always tried to see if the OCB on ath9k was going to be ported at least on ath9k_htc, but nothing...so I got your point (maybe), an IBSS code well maintained for more > drivers is better than an OCB code working only for ath9k. > > Also, I've never maintained a driver, so I don't know if I can help, but I'm really interested in the direction this story will take. OK, fair enough. I was mostly just putting out feelers. Honestly the thing isn't even necessarily maintaining it, but as it stands, I don't even know of any way to _run_ the code, which is a bit sad. Is all the setup that you had very complex? johannes
