I'm very interested in the Mesh technology and the (new) IEEE Mesh standard 802.11s. I've looked for some Wi-Fi modules which support the standard but it's never mentioned, although the standard was published at the end of 2011. I also have read about the open802.11s solution (http://open80211s.org/open80211s/), but there are also no Wi-Fi modules mentioned. So I have the following questions:
Does this mean that all Modules support it and you only have to get the correct driver (mac80211)?
I've read about the Linux Kernel which supports the 11s standard. Are there all parts implemented?
Checkout this page drivers for a list of drivers and whether or not they support mesh networking. You can find ath9k, b43, among others that support mesh - but Intel iwlwifi doesn't. From those drivers, you can find corresponding chipsets that are expected to work on that mode.
Note, however, mesh networking currently implemented in the kernel does not necessarily support all features found in the 802.11s standard (now part of 802.11-2012).