From the ‘Linux Everywhere’ files:
LAS VEGAS. Interop is one of the largest non-vendor conferences still around.
All those conference goers connect over the Xirrus Wi-Fi array network that is deployed at the show.
Have you ever wondered what’s inside of a Xirrus Wi-Fi array?
Sure there are some Atheros chips, but there is also a grain of open source goodness. That’s right Interop’s Xirrus Wi-Fi deployment is based on a Linux 2.6.x kernel.
No, I’m not surprised, but it’s still good to know.
I got the full details and an explanation of how the array works on the Interop show floor this week. Check out the video after the jump for the full details: