JamLab-NG is a tool for evaluating the performance of low-power wireless networking protocols in noisy RF environments. It enables the generation of repeatable and reproducible Wi-Fi interference using off-the-shelf Raspberry Pi3 devices.

JamLab-NG is the result of a cooperation between TU Graz and TU Darmstadt, and has been published at EWSN 2019 (PDF). It was also used in conjunction with D-Cube (PDF and PDF) to set-up the EWSN 2019 dependability competition (link).

This repository currently contains the parts required to build confiture and can be used with Scapy as is. Jelly is tested against the Rasperry Pi with JamLab-NG's confiture to support sending without CCA, using arbitrary channels, and varying transmission power.

A step by step guide is available to set up a Raspberry Pi to run JamLab-NG using a more recent kernel 5.4 and newer nexmon base.

JamLab-NG's confiture relies on nexmon to work on the Raspberry Pi. To get started follow the guide.

Clone this repository into patches/bcm43430a1/7_45_41_46/ (next to the existing nexmon folder)
After running make install-firmware from this repository, you should have a working version of JamlabNG installed on the RPI3 (you can use dmesg to check).

The version included does not rely on libnexutil but instead simply calls the existing nexutil binary in /usr/bin/. Use the included makefile to build the executable.

Jelly is built around Scapy, so it needs to be installed first. Jelly is written for python2, please make sure you are not using python3. To install scapy, simply run pip install scapy! To get started with Scapy as is, follow the guide to put your Wi-Fi card into monitor mode. To put the wlan0 directly into monitor mode, run sudo nexutil -m1. Jelly assumes that wlan0 is the interface in monitor mode.

Keep in mind, that libisl needs to be build first.
Do not forget to first build the build tools and extract parts (ucode, flashpatches) from the current firmware by running make in the root of nexmon.
When sourcing setup_env.sh as user, keep in mind that later operations requiring root will need to be run with sudo -E make xxx. To avoid this you can source as root user (keep in mind, this is not very safe).
Do not forget to install nexutil from utilities/nexutil/! For Scapy/Jelly the card needs to be but into monitor mode first by running sudo nexutil -m1.

Additional information will be added soon!