Snappy Ubuntu Core compatibility

[dogan yazar]

You need separate hardware for Thread (802.15.4 radio) and I do not think
they have released any sdk yet.
Besides you will have problems making the GPIOs work on snappy. So it may
be a hassle to control anything via the GPIO pins. I think that support
comes back with linux kernel 4.1.

On Tue, Jul 7, 2015, 21:12 Diego Toledo <ditol1989 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>
>         My name is Diego Toledo, and I am doing a final project to get an
> engineering degree with Claudia and Patricia. We are interested in using
> Snappy Ubuntu Core as the OS of a Beaglebone  Black and we wanted to ask
> you a few queries.
>
>         We are working on a platform based on the internet of things whose
> objetive is to control and monitor electrical appliances inside a Home Area
> Network. To do that we intend to use a Beaglebone Black to act as a gateway
> and interact with periferical smart plugs to control the ON/Off  of the
> devices.
>
>         Snappy has many features that make it attractive to use, such as
> being base on open source sw, its security system AppArmor , and the
> extensive community. However we are not sure if its compatible with the
> standard and protocols we want to use. We were wondering if you could help
> us confirming if it is compatible with Thread, COAP, UDP, TCP, IPV4/IPV6,
> 6LowPAN and Smart Energy Profile 2.0 or even if it may be available in the
> near future. Moreover we would be grateful If you could share with us any
> technical information regarding this or the drivers needed to use those
> protocols.
>
> Thanks in advice for your attention.
> Kind regards,
>
> Claudia, Patricia and Diego
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