Differences
This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.
| Both sides previous revision Previous revision Next revision | Previous revision | ||
|
soc:2009:oremanj:project_plan:start [2009/06/02 00:50] rwcr |
soc:2009:oremanj:project_plan:start [2009/06/25 15:47] (current) mdc gPXE-isation :) |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
| ===== Project Plan ===== | ===== Project Plan ===== | ||
| - | |||
| ==== Summary ==== | ==== Summary ==== | ||
| - | I will design an infrastructure for 802.11 cards to be used by Etherboot, and as many drivers for it as I have time for. Currently there is only one driver for any 802.11 device (prism2) and it's out-of-date and unsupported by any 802.11 infrastructure. My work will create that infrastructure, with the hopeful end result of a slim 802.11 layer that is versatile enough to support all common use cases and more driver development. I will implement at least one driver, probably two and maybe three, along with generic support for 802.11 features such as security (at least WEP and WPA Personal; WPA Enterprise is much more involved and probably out of this summer's scope) and scanning for available networks. | + | I will design an infrastructure for 802.11 cards to be used by gPXE, and as many drivers for it as I have time for. Currently there is only one driver for any 802.11 device (prism2) and it's out-of-date and unsupported by any 802.11 infrastructure. My work will create that infrastructure, with the hopeful end result of a slim 802.11 layer that is versatile enough to support all common use cases and more driver development. I will implement at least one driver, probably two and maybe three, along with generic support for 802.11 features such as security (at least WEP and WPA Personal; WPA Enterprise is much more involved and probably out of this summer's scope) and scanning for available networks. |
| ==== Outline ==== | ==== Outline ==== | ||
