So I got a linux (arch) vm up and running, installed wireshark, git,
babeld, and bridge-tools (ip already installed). Cloned babeld-lab, moved
into that repository and called
sudo ./babeld-lab.sh add
as in step 1.
This is the error message I get:
vagrant@archlinux:~/babeld-lab$ sudo ./babeld-lab.sh add
RTNETLINK answers: Operation not supported
RTNETLINK answers: Operation not supported
add bridge failed: Package not installed
set stp status failed: No such device
interface veth-p0 does not exist!
interface veth-p1 does not exist!
Cannot create namespace file "/var/run/netns/n0": File exists
Cannot create namespace file "/var/run/netns/n1": File exists
Cannot find device "veth-n0"
Cannot find device "veth-n1"
Cannot find device "veth-n0"
For what it's worth, calling this again outputs
Cannot find device "veth-p0"
Cannot find device "veth-p1"
Cannot find device "veth-n0"
Cannot find device "veth-n1"
Cannot find device "br-babel"
I'll look through the file, but my bash is a bit rusty.
best,
Arthur
Tomorrow is the *first* in a series of monthly events at the sudo room
hacker space in Oakland!
*Ten* humans are given *five* minutes to present a project they're
currently working on!
No long boring lectures. Five minutes and the mic cuts out. Come be
entertained and intrigued by a varied selection of hackery greatness from
the bay and beyond!
*When: Wednesday March 1st. 7 pm until 9:30 pm* followed by socializing
until late.
*Where:* *Omni Commons, 4799 Shattuck, Oakland.* In the ballroom.
Bring snacks if you have them!
*Tentative schedule of talks: *https://sudoroom.org/wiki/5MoF_2017-03-01
and yes we totally copied this format from noisebridge :)
If you can help set up beforehand then please let me know at marc(a)juul.io
--
marc/juul
* Order more stickers
* Get examples of live router info for dashboard (jehan and juul)
* Set up netbooks with ubiquiti nodes on poles for live demo
* Print and laminate RJ45 wiring diagrams (or design and order stickers)
* Finalize wording for flyer/poster
* Organize incoming my net n600 routers
* Hack on introductory guide
* Hack on software projects
** The mesh experimenters setup
** The new dashboard
** The mesh monitor map
anything else?
--
marc/juul
This time $15 a pop from Groupon _but_ you get free shipping and you can
buy 5 per person instead of Woot's usual 3. They end up about $16 a pop
with tax.
I just ordered 10. I encourage folks to order 5 each to your own address
and bring them in. The mesh will buy them from you.
They also have the N750 version for $20 which has gigabit ethernet and
which the mesh firmware also supports, in case someone wants a slightly
better one for their own use.
--
marc/juul
Today we made four stands for demonstrating mesh mounting. On two of them
we mounted a directional nodes to demonstrate an active link. The other two
will be used to demonstrate how to assemble and mount a node.
Thanks to Eve, Andrew, jefdaj and Jenny for coming by and hacking on mesh
stuff!
I just finished repairing our two donated defective netbooks and setting
them up with lubuntu. We can use these to demonstrate the active link at
the workshop!
--
marc/juul
The Omni event schedulers had and event that somehow hadn't made it onto
the calendar which conflicts with our original workshop date.
The new date is *Saturday 18th of March from 1 to 4 pm*. Another event will
be needing the space in the evening so we moved it back one hour.
We talked about this this past Tuesday and it was confirmed a few days ago.
I apologize for not sending out an email immediately.
In other news: As Jorrit noted Groupon is now allowing purchases of 10 My
Net N600 routers at a time. This change also means that you can order again
from the same account, so if you already ordered 5 units you can now order
another 10.
I only have an approximate count of how many have been ordered by various
people but I put the estimate around 70 units right now. I think we could
stand to have a stock of 100-120 units.
--
marc/juul
I just bought 5
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> This time $15 a pop from Groupon _but_ you get free shipping and you can
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> with tax.
>
> I just ordered 10. I encourage folks to order 5 each to your own address
> and bring them in. The mesh will buy them from you.
>
> They also have the N750 version for $20 which has gigabit ethernet and
> which the mesh firmware also supports, in case someone wants a slightly
> better one for their own use.
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> marc/juul
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