1 config BR2_PACKAGE_OLSRD
5 Optimized Link State Routing protocol
7 www.olsr.org's Implimentation of RFC3626. This is a daemon which
8 establishes & maintains OLSR routes for ad hoc, wireless networks
9 using the kernel's routing table. Note: This daemon requires IPv6
10 support in both the kernel & uClibc, even if it is only going to
11 be used with an IPv4 network.
13 config BR2_PACKAGE_OLSRD_DOT_DRAW
14 bool " Build OLSRD's Dot-Draw plugin"
16 depends on BR2_PACKAGE_OLSRD
20 The dot-draw plug-in for olsrd generates dot format output which
21 can be used to generate an image of the current network topology.
23 You will need a script running on the PC to connect to the plugin
24 and display the network topology in a window. A suitable scipt
25 can be downloaded from:
26 http://meshcube.org/nylon/olsr-topology-view.pl
27 NB: This particular script requires graphviz & imagemagick.
29 config BR2_PACKAGE_OLSRD_DD_ANYHOST
30 bool " Allow dot-draw connection from any host"
32 depends on BR2_PACKAGE_OLSRD_DOT_DRAW
34 By default, the Dot-Draw plugin will only except connections from
35 the local (127.0.0.1) interface. When enabled, this option will
36 apply a patch allowing any host to connect. This is useful if you
37 are running olsrd on the target, but want to display the topology