Hardware drawings
Animated line-draw glyphs for the machine-qualification opening and the interface options — Debian Linux base, memory, one or more interfaces, and the eth0 / wlan0 rules. Strokes draw on, then loop.
Every glyph is available as an .svg and a transparent .png in /media/illustrations/.
The machine
01-machine.svg
Debian / Linux base
02-debian-terminal.svg
CPU — x86 or ARM
03-cpu.svg
≥ 2 GB RAM
04-memory.svg
One interface — minimum
05-one-interface.svg
Two or more — recommended
06-multi-interface.svg
Qualify the machine
07-qualify.svg
WiFi (wlan0)
08-wifi.svg
eth1 — second wired link
09-eth1.svg
900 MHz radio
10-radio-900.svg
Router — AP mode
11-router-ap.svg
BrosTrens WiFi 6 antenna
12-ext-antenna.svg
No eth0 → wlan0 becomes AP
13-hostapd-wlan0.svg
The bearer is the part we have least of
FrogNet runs over whatever you have — cable, Wi-Fi, radio, tunnel — and the bearers it has been proven on are the ones two people could get their hands on. New bearer work, antenna work, and measurement on hardware we do not own are all contributions that need no engine access.
Measuring the media host’s participant ceiling on your own hardware is a particularly useful one: there is no per-participant term at the edges, so the ceiling is a property of the box, and nobody has the table.