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Hi,

Am Sonntag, 25. Dezember 2011, 23:29:42 schrieb Sven Eckelmann:
> On Sunday 25 December 2011 22:36:18 Clemens John wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > I want to test the  Bridge loop avoidance II with our OpenWrt Freifunk
> > firmware. Is there a version that works and can be tested? Which git repo
> > do I have to use and what are the main steps to compile it into openwrt?
> Simon Wunderlich is the maintainer of the bridge loop avoidance II patchset.
> His current version can be found in his repo [1] in branch blaII (or
> another branch with blaII in the name). It is currently not rebased on top
> of master or v2011.4.0... so you cannot take the patchset and put it in
> OpenWRT.

We used the rebased version and got the module compiled (yeah! ;).
 
I enabled blaII on one node, and after that all nodes connected to the vpn 
went unreachable. Most of them use 2011.0.0, some others 2011.4.0, running an 
ad-hoc iface as bat-adv-iface and bat0, tap0 and ath0(master, for clients) as 
a bridge. Do the blaII-packets "kill" all the other nodes? I thought the 
blaII-packets would have no effect on the other nodes because of the compat-
layer.

regards
Bjoern
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