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#1 2012-03-05 22:11:07
- kanazky
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Zigbee Wireless Boards - Do they work?
Hey Archies,
I have a question about Arch Linux and it's compatibility with Zigbee Wireless. I currently am dual booting windows because of the drivers for Zigbee which I need to develop for school.
http://www.ti.com/tool/z-stack
Is the Components.
MSP430 microcontroller
CC2530 Sensor Boards.
I currently program on C using IAR Workbench.
Hopefully someone can shed some knowledge on my question.
Jacob
Archlinx + DWM 
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#2 2012-03-05 23:29:41
- vwyodajl
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Re: Zigbee Wireless Boards - Do they work?
I use both the xtreme and xbee-pro (Arch-ARM) and have had not issues with their basic use, but I have never needed to do dev work in relation to them.
Not sure if that is of any help 
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#3 2012-03-06 00:58:57
- kanazky
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Re: Zigbee Wireless Boards - Do they work?
I noticed they have a "stack" in the AUR by wireshark.
wireshark-zudp
Anyone have any experience with it?
Also what program are you using to compile and send the code to the Zigbee device.
- Noticed IAR Workbench works on Wine.
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