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Development

http://www.libremesh.org/development.html

The code is stored inside a git tree which contains all branches and releases. All repositories can be browsed online through GitHub. Development happens in the. Git repository which can be browsed on GitHub. Or downloaded using git:. Git clone https:/ github.com/libremesh/lime-packages.git cd lime-packages. The pages you’re reading are generated from text files using the AsciiDoc. Any changes made to the projects web site will be reflected in our web git repository. For more details, check the README.

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The LibreMesh project

http://www.libremesh.org/index.html

LibreMesh is a modular framework for creating OpenWrt/LEDE-based firmwares for wireless mesh nodes. Several communities around the world use LibreMesh as the foundation of their local mesh firmwares. The LibreMesh project includes the development of several tools. The firmware. The main piece) will allow simple deployment of auto-configurable, yet versatile, multi-radio mesh networks. Check How it Works. To see the basic architecture ideas. Visit Get it. To follow the current discussions. In the followin...

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News

http://www.libremesh.org/news.html

The Libre Router project will design and produce a high performance multi-radio wireless router targeted at Community Networks needs. For more info visit the librerouter web. Or read the guifi.net article. 2016-08-06 - Endorsement to LEDE project. We endorse the LEDE project. And we plan to start basing LibreMesh releases on Linux Embedded Development Environment (LEDE) as soon as it will have a stable release. 2016-08-01 - Project Meeting LiMeCat2016q3. Date: 2016-08-06T12:00 02:00/2016-08-07T17:00 02:00.

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How it works

http://www.libremesh.org/howitworks.html

Layer 2 roaming inside certain areas. Smart gateway selection with redundancy and possibility of user-choice. Compatibility of most of the existing scenarios. A single firmware for all the network (for ground level, for backbone, for companies, for quick deployments, etc.). The network architecture designed for LibreMesh is based in two layers:. The cloud layer 2 uses the dynamic routing protocol BATMAN-ADV. The whole network layer 3 uses by default the routing protocol BMX. So the BMX network will be a ...

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About the project

http://www.libremesh.org/about.html

LibreMesh is a community and an open project, so anyone can join us. We consider anyone using the LiMe firmware as part of this community. The development is mainly carried on by a group of volunteers, which we identify as a team. Here you can find an alphabetically ordered list of the people currently involved in the development. BitCoin donations to the project are managed via Tip4Commit, they will directly support the developers. Last updated 2016-09-08 19:38:52.

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Get it

http://www.libremesh.org/getit.html

We offer a list of precompiled firmware images with generic settings. This is the easiest way to first test and install LiMe in your router. The current stable tested release. Is Community Chaos, images can be found at downloads. For the development version of LiMe including experimental features, you can use the automatic generated, not tested, images from Lime-Build develop. Use the Chef Application (recommended). Chef is our own web application for generating customized firmware images. A successful b...

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Communication

http://www.libremesh.org/communication.html

It is possible to communicate with the current community members using mail and IRC. All project related communication should be done on public channels that are archived and easily browsable. Specific problems and tasks may be resolved using direct means of communication. The project offers the following mailing lists. Lime-dev at lists.libremesh.org. This list is used for general development related work. Lime-users at lists.libremesh.org. The project uses an IRC channel on freenode.