[Gllug] Strange Attractor Talk

[John Hearns]

Alex Hudson wrote:

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>Even a brief look through I had just now, consume-routing was hilarious. The 
>rejection of private addressing, the lack of any firm idea of how such a 
>system might route without a mother-of-all routing table. 
>
There are ideas on using geographical co-ordinates for assigning IPs.
Exciting stuff.




>The standardisation 
>on ipv6 immediately makes consume impractical for anyone except hardcore 
>geeks (I have too many devices which talk ipv4 for that to be practical, and 
>I expect any 802.11 gear I get - iPaqs spring to mind - may not even support 
>it even if I wished to use it).
>
I have an iPAQ.

ipv6, and mobile ipv6 work on it, according to the Familiar mailing list.
http://www.crl.research.digital.com/projects/mercury/


BTW, if anyone is thinking of an iPAQ, Morgan Computers are currently 
selling off
some of the recently superseded 32Mbyte models for 270 UKP.



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