t4t5/omdrop-owl

This page introduces an external open-source repository. It is not an HDATF product.

What it does

omdrop-owl is a radio backend connecting omdrop on Linux machines without Apple's Broadcom Wi-Fi hardware. It is a lower-level component for AirDrop transfers, not a standalone file-sharing application or AI model. OWL runs AWDL on a monitor interface, and omdrop's sending and receiving tools use that network. Users can exchange files with phones through this setup, but omdrop itself and related tools are separate requirements. The inspected hardware configuration marks only the MediaTek MT7925 mt7925e driver as tested; other drivers remain untested. Sharing the radio while retaining Wi-Fi requires the access point to use channel 6, 44, or 149. The package installs radio helpers, permission policies, and NetworkManager rules and is not used alongside another radio backend. Documentation describes reconnection to avoid failures after deleting the monitor interface and says exclusive radio mode is not implemented. Compatibility depends on the card and driver, and a repository license was not established from the collected material.

License

No license No license file found. Without a license, reuse of the code is not permitted by default.

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