Hi,
We would luv to have frottle integrated into MT for solving hidden node problem
regards
Mikrotik has Nstreme.
that forces us to use mikrotik on other end which becomes an expensive solutions than just installing a cpe connected to a linux running frottle. Is nstream compatible with frottle.
Why not use an integrated CPE with antenna running Mikrotik ?
They’re not that expensive …
no it’s not.
Maybe you should be asking for a windows/linux based Nstreme driver?
Actually a windows driver supporting Nstreme would be very handy - I thought of a few applications it would be great to have - but it would require writing drivers for all major brands/models wireless cards, miniPCI and cardbus, and various flavours of windows, which would also create a whole load of support problems … not to mention supporting Linux too.
Pick only one and go with it. Just make sure it’s an A,B,G card: )
Well there we go - any takers? Sounds like a job for a windows genius/guru experienced in Atheros drivers.
I just checked, the same AR5213 card that MT sells is also available as PCMCIA (CB9), so drivers should be same/similar, and it’s an a/b/g card, with turbo mode support.
Then all we need is a VOIP handset supporting Nstreme as well, high-speed roaming support, and we’ll have the best WISP system ever …
Regards
What would be awesome is if somebody would just write a firmware to let either the Deliberant 1300 or CB3 to have NStreme. Talk about an awesome upgrade.