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MicroReticulum
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microReticulum is a C++ port of RNS that runs on 32-bit microcontrollers (e.g. ESP32, nRF52), as well as on native platforms with PlatformIO and CMake build support (for Linux and macOS systems).cite-ref-1[1]

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RNode firmware

microReticulum_Firmware is a fork of the official RNode_Firmware that integrates the microReticulum network stack, resulting in a fully self-contained standalone Reticulum node without the need for a host instance, which is typically required for RNodes.cite-ref-0-2-0[2]

It can also produce a binary that can be run on a host machine, for example for running a self-contained transport node on constrained Linux SBCs.cite-ref-0-2-1[2]

References

cite-note-11. "microReticulum". GitHub.
cite-note-0-22. "microReticulum_Firmware". GitHub.

microReticulum

Developer: Chad Atterman
License: Apache-2.0
Written in: C++
Platform: ESP32, nRF52, Linux, macOS
Since: 2023-10-07
Repository: GitHub