After looking into the event codes with
Amir, we decided to just record all of the events so that we could
look at them after recording some data. Therefore, I changed the code
I had written to record every event to a different file. We will now
be able to observe both the quality and frequency of each random
event.
We have now written scripts to record
online sources, Linux random hardware events, and process statistics.
With all of these sources done, we decided to begin looking into wifi
signals. I downloaded the source code for the iwlib library. This
code interfaces with the Linux kernel to retrieve the available wifi
information. I took the relevant code and wrote a new program to
record for each wifi source, its ESSID, frequency, quality and level.
I am still working on finding a way to record the router mac address.
When I last spoke to Amir, he said he
was going to buy a bluetooth dongle so that we could also look at
available bluetooth signals in a similar manner as we are currently
doing for wifi signals.
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