as i noticed, MP01 does not have Certifications required, when
shipped....

so i remember what i digged out last days, that South African
Telecommunication Authorities has seized/collected all the equipment
of Dabba Orange farm..

my advice would be in this respect 2 wait, until all necessary

i wonder, what concrete energy consumption the "mesh potato" will
perform under different situations, what buffer battery will be the
best, and following these data, what solar paneel would fit best.
(srry 4 my bad english. i am a native german)

Hi all,
Those of you who have pre-ordered, will know that the webstore for
ordering Mesh Potatoes is now open at
[link] If you're interested in seeing what
the production Mesh Potato finally looks like, I've written a short
post with some pictures at
[link]

Hi everyone,
If you remember, it was an ISOC grant that helped get the Dili Village
Telco up and running.
Cheers... Steve
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Hi All,

The show I filmed with The New Inventors has just gone to air.
I think you can get part of the show online from:

[link]

There were some good shots of a battery powered MP1.2, and very
positive reception by the judging panel.
If you are in Australia you can watch it on iview.

Hi all,
I know that on the Robin-Mesh project they convert the MAC address of the
hardware into the IP address used on the network.
Maybe you guys should do that? It would save you all from manually having to
set an IP & phone number for each device.
I've modified the code a little, so that it would provide a phone number as

Hi all,

I've been lurking for a while - trying to get my head around
everything. I am a team member of the New Zealand Red Cross IT&T ERU,
and we're interested in these technologies as one of the solutions we
might be able to use to rapidly deploy telecommunication capability
after a disaster has ravaged existing infrastructure.

Hi all,
We've been successfully implementing OpenWRT on the EAP-3660.
Unfortunately according to our supplier the EAP-3660 is now at end of life,
and the replacement is the M36.
They both contain Ateros SoC chips:
ath_ahb: wifi0: Atheros 2315 WiSoC: mem=0xb0000000, irq=3
It seems that although the M36 has extra features out of the box, the

If anyone is interested in having a listen:

[link]

Paul.

Hi all,
I was installing a new VT node in the Bo-kaap community on the weekend
and ran into some anomalies in using the batman link metric as a link
quality indicator. More than once I found that even when batmand -cd1
was showing a strong (230-254) link connection, I was unable to ssh
without huge lag into a device only a hop or two away. Has anyone

Hi all,
I thought you might want to see the fruits of Antoine's hard labour
with Afrimesh over the last few months. The new version (.954) sports
a much cleaner and more intuitive interface as well as Village Telco
customisations that enable Afrimesh to recognise a new Mesh Potato on
the network and prompt the administrator to configure it. You can see

Hi All
Just a FYI on Ubiquiti units , All installed and tested over a 1 month
period, All running openwrt Kama / Backfire with Batmand ,No Problems
whatsoever.
Nanostation
Picostation 2
Nanostation Loco M2 (Latest AR) ( Backfire Beta only)
Bullet 2
Info is a bit scarce, on image or procedure,and not unique across the

Hi Can i use standart openwrt firmware to
transform one of my MP in classic access point ?
Thanks

Hi all,
I spoke at an event called Tech4Africa on Thursday last week which was
particularly well-covered by the press. The press coverage was of
pretty variable accuracy but there was plenty of it. :-)
Cheers... Steve
‘Potato’ project to connect African villages
[link]

Hello,

I tried to build a firmware for MP with the series port support according to
this link:
[link]
ux_Serial_Console_Support

it mentions:
1/ Edit the file target/linux/atheros/config-de fault:
I can't find this file but another file config-2.6.26 and change the

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