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WI-FI Driver Porting

Project Brief

Bring-up the Wi-Fi interface in an ARM Embedded System by porting and loading the Wireless driver.

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About this project

TYPE Individual project
DIFFICULTY Advanced
ESTIMATED TIME 80 hours
CONTACT training@emertxe.com

Introduction

In custom Embedded systems not all the interfaces would be working by default. This requires bringing-up specific interfaces either by writing a device driver from the scratch or compiling pre-existing drive module gets compiled into the custom Kernel, after which applications can be successfully ported.

 

The goal of this wifi driver porting project is to compile a WiFi driver into the custom Kernel and port any standard TCP/IP based network applications on to the ARM target. Post porting target should be able to successfully do data exchange with host.

Requirement Details

  1. Implement or port a wifi driver for a existing wifi dongle so that is works with Beaglebone Black

Skeleton Code

The skeleton code is a very interesting concept used in Emertxe. By looking into the skeleton code, you will get a clear picture of converting the given requirement into a working wifi driver porting solution. This will also take care of important aspects like modularity, clean coding practices, reusability, etc.

 

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