contiki/examples/ipv6/native-border-router/README.md

The native border router connects a TTY with an ethernet TUN device via the RPL protocol. This works with the ../slip-radio example to permit a Linux host to have a 802.15.4 radio connected via a serial interface. What's on the SLIP interface is really not Serial Line IP, but SLIP framed 15.4 packets.

The border router supports a number of commands on it's stdin. Each are prefixed by !: !G - global RPL repair root. !M - set MAC address (if coming from RADIO, i.e. SLIP link) !C - show channel (if coming from RADIO, i.e. SLIP link) !D - sensor data received !Q - exit

Queries are prefixed by ?: ?M - just a test ?C - writes stuff to SLIP port! ?S - shows stats for SLIP port.