Re: [Gumstix-users] Caspa VL and Overo Air COM

[J. L. <vwy...@gm...>]

Yes the board has a hub built into it. I had a friend in Brazil that works
on sat's make it for me. I was able to bring up 3 rtl8187 adapters. All the
same chips. I honestly had no issues at all, even when I was still using the
summit. I just patched the driver and IW to enable certain features and once
I did that had no issues. Its a fun project for sure, has already proven
very useful in some audits.

JL

On Sat, Apr 9, 2011 at 5:40 AM, Paul Nolan <pa...@id...> wrote:

>
> > What do you mean by what am I running? Like what peripherals I have or
> > do you mean what is the overo doing? My overo is more like an onboard
> > computer that compliments my autopilot thats based on a board built
> > around the dsPIC30F4011, the GPS is connected to the AP. My UAV is
> > basically an autonomous security auditing UAV, with on the fly
> > capabilities is probably the easiest explaination.  3 usb wifi adapters
>
> Are you using 3 different chipsets for the WiFi modules?  That was the
> only way I could get multiple WiFi adapters working, would be curious to
> know if you found another method.  Sounds like a very interesting
> project you have!
>
> Thanks,
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> Paul Nolan, CEO Idruna Software Inc.
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