That way you can just paste each patch file into the console from the clipboard. The dash tells git to read the patch from the standard input instead of a file. That's git am folowed by a space and a dash. Then you can apply the following four patches in succession like so: So, assuming you've grabbed that branch more or less like this: These apply currently to linux-wpan-next.
There is also a new mailing list linux-wpan to replace the poorly named (and now obsolete?) linux-zigbee list. Fortunately this change between branches does not seem to have caused any problems with running on the RPi. Alexander Aring now maintains linux-wpan and linux-wpan-next branches based on bluetooth and bluetooth-next, as well as a fork of the userspace tools here. Previously, development had been occurring on David Miller's net-next branch. The patches are below, but first I have to mention some changes in Linux 802.15.4 development since my last entry on the subject.
INSTALL TCPDUMP ON RASPBERRY PI DRIVER
The same goes for the driver for the AT86RF233 module I'm using. Promiscuous mode isn't implemented yet at the 802.15.4 MAC layer, but it needs only minimal patching. With the patches below, Linux will pass every packet that the 802.15.4 interface receives straight to Wireshark whether it's a valid 802.15.4 packet or 6LoWPAN or Zigbee packet or none of the above. Without promiscuous mode though, the kernel will drop any packets that are addressed to other hosts or that aren't valid 802.15.4 packets. Wireshark will work with an 802.15.4 interface out of the box of course if you already have a recent Linux kernel (>=3.15 maybe) with 6LoWPAN and 802.15.4 support (and a recent enough version of Wireshark I guess).
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