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@@ -6,12 +6,15 @@ at86rf233) so we can later use it as a e.g. border router.
[[!img rpiradio.jpg size="x150" alt="Raspberry Pi with 802.15.4 radio"]]
-The default Raspberry Pi kernel lacks support for recent
-[wpan-tools][3]. So we cross build a custom
-built kernel via tftp.
-
-In the following we assume the Raspberry Pi is at IP address 192.168.1.2 and
-does DHCP during boot.
+The default Raspberry Pi kernel used to lack support for recent
+[wpan-tools][3]. So we cross build akernel and boot it via tftp.
+Newer kernels have basic support so you only need to do this if you
+want to hack on the kernel's [6LoWPAN][1] parts.
+
+In the following we assume the Raspberry Pi is at IP
+address 192.168.1.2 and does DHCP during boot. It has been tested on a
+Raspberry Pi B+, the model 2 and model 3 Pis have issues. If you get
+it working on these, let me know.
This is mostly a combination of information from different sites like
[linux-wpan][3], [openlabs][4] and [eLinux.org][5]. For details head over to