Changes between Version 51 and Version 52 of Documentation/FAQ


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    47 ORBIT is still under development. Please email us if you are interested in doing experiments with the ORBIT testbed and we can help you get started.  Until then, take a look at the Tutorials at http://svn.orbit-lab.org/projects/orbit/wiki/Tutorial.
     47ORBIT is still under development. Please email us if you are interested in doing experiments with the ORBIT testbed and we can help you get started.  Until then, take a look at the `Tutorial`:trac:.
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    71 Yes. We currently support AODV-UU routing protocol implementation version 0.9.1 that runs on kernel 2.6.12. Please refer to http://svn.orbit-lab.org/projects/orbit/wiki/Tutorial/UsingAODV for more details.
     71Yes. We currently support AODV-UU routing protocol implementation version 0.9.1 that runs on kernel 2.6.12. Please refer to `Tutorial/UsingAODV`:trac: for more details.
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    122122The reservation schedule will show you all the sandboxes and their
    123 availability. Please refer http://svn.orbit-lab.org/projects/orbit/wiki/SandBoxes for more details on the sandboxes.
     123availability. Please refer `SandBoxes`:trac: for more details on the sandboxes.
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    176176We use Atheros AR5212-based 802.11 a/b/g cards as well as Intel Pro-wireless 2915-based 802.11 a/b/g cards. Nodes with x+y = even are Intel nodes where as x+y= odd are Atheros nodes.e.g node1-1 = Intel, node1-2 = Atheros and so on.
    177177**NOTE: This applies only to sb9 (64 node grid).**
    178 For the main grid, check http://www.orbit-lab.org/wiki/IntelNodes.
     178For the main grid, check `IntelNodes`:trac:.
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    180180Software Questions