I use MorseMicro in 802.11s mode successfully, just openwrt stuff, any reason to try this project ?

Last time I played with Moremicro they didn't work with real 802.11s and had some hokey proprietary hierarchal tree topology that required a main basestation gateway. ad-hoc, peer-to-peer was broken. They finally fixed their driver?

The tree mesh thing you're thinking of is actually just EasyMesh (it's a standard!). We're using prplmesh.

But yes, 11s Mesh also works. Let us know on the forum (https://community.morsemicro.com/) or via github (https://github.com/MorseMicro/) if you're having issues. Err, I work for Morse in case that wasn't clear.

I believe yes, give them other try, my scenarios with one connected station and mesh on drone platforms works out of the box

Why re-invent the wheel instead of using Lustre filesystem? It's easy to deploy on such a small filesystem; it is easy enough. POSIX interface, multiple clients, supports high-speed networking...

Make stl export and integrate with 3d printing shop to monetize

Thank you, Elon Musk

Read like a novel, well done

I have inverter of different brand and also had concern to allow it internet connection, so i ended with pi zero connected to it’s internal wifi with socat port gateway, a route on router to simulate it’s internal network and it’s app works thinking it is connected locally to device, even over vpn back to home.

Root cause is known and obvious; Minuteman III is a solution, to moderate bully you need 10x response

Tuned RoCE with udp is really low latency and no need to implement extra layer of silicon. May be there are more motivation then described in article

How long these days can take L1A to GC process ?