Antidote: open-source IEEE 11073 stack still supported?

[A K M Iqtidar Newaz]

Hi,

This is Iqtidar from Florida International University. Currently, I am working on a healthcare project. I am trying to implement IEEE-11073 standard using the antidote library in the Linux machine. I tried in Linux 14.04 and 16.04 but was unable to get it worked. After reading from the google group I came to know it works fine for Linux 12 and Bluez version 4.98 perfectly. As both of these is obsolete, is this library will support a newer version of Linux (18.04)? I am trying to install ubuntu 12.04 but facing too many issues for installation. It would be really helpful if any input is possible from the library group.

Thanks.

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Regards,

Iqtidar

Graduate Assistant

Cyber-Physical Systems Security Lab (CSL)

Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

Florida International University

Email: anew...@fiu.edu

[Michael Schmidt]

Hi Iqtidar,

sorry for my late response.

I have already written something related to this topic earlier in this group ... The problems came with the major changes to bluez from version 4.98 to version 5.0. I have ported the bluez-plugin of antidote to the recent version 5 of bluez in order to work with newer version of Manjaro or Debian (but the port makes antidote incompatible with bluez 4.x. But this shouldn't be a problem for the system you are targeting).

Please find attached my port (which is in this case just one changed file). After recompiling antidote, it should work. However, I have only tested my port with Ubuntu 16.04 and Manjaro. I have not tested it yet with Ubuntu 18.04. or newer. Maybe there are new changes to antidote required.

Hope this helps you.

BR Michael