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This channel is best described as a project aimed at making it as easy as possible for someone new to Linux and SDRs to run either a live Linux distro or install Linux and be up and running with not only popular well know easily installed SDR software, but also harder to install and/or compile software. Combined with CZcams videos it ensures everyone’s on the same page and able to follow along.
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WarDragon Setting Up TAK Server 5.2 on DragonOS + Flightview_GUI with AirspyR2 (TAR1090) Part 2
In this second video of this three-part series, we dive deeper into integrating tar1090 data into a Cursor on Target (CoT) format for seamless use with a TAK server. You'll learn how to move certificates, install key tools like adsbcot, pytak, and aircot on the WarDragon system, and get the FlightView GUI up and running again.
adsbcot: github.com/snstac/adsbcot
FlightView GUI: github.com/alphafox02/flightview_gui
We'll create and configure a config.ini file for adsbcot and demonstrate how to run it to see live aircraft data populating in WebTAK on your TAK server.
What is CoT?
Cursor on Target (CoT) is a data format that allows for real-time exchange of position and status information between systems, which is crucial for maintaining situational awareness in a TAK ecosystem. In this video, I explain how JSON data from dump1090's /data/aircraft endpoint is converted into CoT messages, which are then transmitted to the TAK server for real-time tracking of aircraft.
So What?
Understanding this integration is key for anyone looking to enhance their situational awareness capabilities. By transforming aircraft data into CoT format and visualizing it within TAK, you're enabling real-time decision-making and coordination, whether it's for emergency response or advanced hobbyist tracking.
Stay tuned for the final part of this series, where I'll walk you through setting up ATAK on a client to connect to your TAK server.
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adsbcot: github.com/snstac/adsbcot
FlightView GUI: github.com/alphafox02/flightview_gui
We'll create and configure a config.ini file for adsbcot and demonstrate how to run it to see live aircraft data populating in WebTAK on your TAK server.
What is CoT?
Cursor on Target (CoT) is a data format that allows for real-time exchange of position and status information between systems, which is crucial for maintaining situational awareness in a TAK ecosystem. In this video, I explain how JSON data from dump1090's /data/aircraft endpoint is converted into CoT messages, which are then transmitted to the TAK server for real-time tracking of aircraft.
So What?
Understanding this integration is key for anyone looking to enhance their situational awareness capabilities. By transforming aircraft data into CoT format and visualizing it within TAK, you're enabling real-time decision-making and coordination, whether it's for emergency response or advanced hobbyist tracking.
Stay tuned for the final part of this series, where I'll walk you through setting up ATAK on a client to connect to your TAK server.
WarDragon available here (when in stock):
cemaxecuter.com/?post_type=product
Don't miss out on staying connected:
Catch updates on Twitter: cemaxecuter
Supporting the channel:
If you appreciate the value this content brings, I invite you to consider extending your support through Patreon: www.patreon.com/cemaxecuter
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WarDragon Setting Up TAK Server 5.2 on DragonOS + Flightview_GUI with AirspyR2 (TAR1090) Part 1
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In this video, I take you through the setup of the latest TAK Server 5.2 using DragonOS on a desktop, paired with a WarDragon running the RF front-end. This is somewhat of a review, building on my previous TAK Server setup, but with a fresh perspective as I prepare for Part 2 of this series. I also walk you through setting up a branch of my Flightview_GUI project, where we use the WarDragon's A...
WarDragon Remote Drone ID Detection Update w/ Node-Red Map Plotting (Sniffle, DragonTooth)
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In this video, I'll guide you through the setup of a modified Sniffle repository designed to decode FAA Remote ID from drones, focusing specifically on Bluetooth 5 Long Range Extended types. I'm using DragonOS, specifically on a WarDragon configured with all the necessary equipment. Let's dive into the details! *Key Highlights:* - *Repository Setup on DragonOS:* Step-by-step instructions to set...
DragonOS FocalX Transmit and Receive Meshtastic w/ SDR (hackRF, Airspy R2, R36)
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In this video, we take a deeper dive into the setup and usage of the meshtastic_SDR repository, which now enables the transmission and reception of Meshtastic using Software Defined Radios (SDRs). Recent updates have made this possible by partially leveraging GNU Radio flow graphs for both RX (receive) and TX (transmit), and integrating Python scripts that connect to ZMQ sources for message inp...
DragonOS FocalX Updates to Real-time Decoding Drone Remote ID BT5 LR (Sniffle)
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In this video, I'll guide you through the setup process to decode FAA-required Remote ID signals transmitted over Bluetooth 5 Long Range Extended (BT5 LR) using Sniffle. We’ll leverage a combination of Sniffle, tshark, and a Wireshark Remote ID dissector to achieve real-time decoding of drone signals. What You'll Learn: 1. FIFO Setup for Sniffle: Learn how to configure the Sonoff dongle with Sn...
WarDragon Real-Time Decoding Meshtastic w/ GNU Radio & SDR (RTLSDR v3)
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In this video, I'll be showing a project called *Meshtastic_SDR.* This project leverages *GNU Radio* and a *software-defined radio (SDR)* to decode Meshtastic messages using a Python-based decoder. You can find the project on GitLab here gitlab.com/crankylinuxuser/meshtastic_sdr *What is Meshtastic?* Meshtastic is a powerful open-source project that enables communication via low-cost LoRa radio...
WarDragon YateBTS Calling Real Phones w/ VK8FOES Rob + Nuand Rob (bladeRFxA9, diamondcard) part 2
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In this video, I'll be demonstrating a call to a real-world number in Australia. To start, I make the call using a Samsung S4 with a Sysmocom SIM inserted, connecting to a BTS created with PCS1900. You'll see a video splice from the other end where Rob from the CZcams channel Rob VK8FOES answers. Rob has provided a screen recording with a webcam of himself so you can see the interaction from hi...
DragonOS FocalX YateBTS w/ Ability to Call Real Phones + Yate QT5 fix (bladeRFxA9) part 1
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In this video, I'll take you through a detailed process of building a fork of Yate with Qt5 support and installing it on DragonOS FocalX. This tutorial is aimed at enthusiasts and professionals who are looking to deepen their understanding of GSM technology and YateBTS. At one point in the video I have a brain fart - REGEXP = Regular Expression github.com/svedm/yate We'll start by compiling and...
WarDragon Decoding Drone Remote ID w/ Compiled Sniffle Firmware + WireShark (CatSniffer v3)
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In this video we'll compile Sniffle firmware for the CatSniffer v3 device and setup Wireshark for the purposes of decoding FAA Remote ID signals emitted by drones. More on what Remote ID can be found here, www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/remote_id From start to finish, I walk you through each step, demonstrating how to establish a connection between CatSniffer v3 and Wireshark. Learn how to set...
WarDragon DJI DroneID Remote Detection Over Halow-U Mesh w/ AntSDR e200 + Kismet (DJI Mini 2)
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In this technical CZcams video, I show a process of remotely decoding DJI DroneID with the WarDragon kit and AntSDR e200 (plugged into the side of the WarDragaon via USB/Ethernet) while seamlessly integrating Kismet. The e200 is doing the heavy lifting when it comes to decoding the DJI DroneID data in real-time  while analyzing the Ocusync protocol frequencies. www.crowdsupply.com/microphase-t...
WarDragon SDRTrunk Test, Trunk-Recorder Setup, and CyberEther Quick Fix (Airspy R2, P25 Phase II)
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Welcome to the WarDragon, your all-in-one solution for software-defined radio (SDR) enthusiasts! In this video, I'll walk you through setting up two powerful tools, SDRTrunk and Trunk-Recorder, to effortlessly monitor P25 Phase II networks. It was brought to my attention that I should point out that you should check your local laws and regulations when it comes to listening to public and emerge...
WarDragon Remote Kismet w/ MetaGPSD to Kismet Server + CoT to TAK Testing (Internal WiFi)
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In this video, I dive into the world of advanced wireless network monitoring and geolocation tracking using a combination of powerful tools and projects. Actually I was just out and about doing this on the fly, so expect to see some mistakes in the video. Overall, it worked out pretty well and I figured I'd share the setup. First, we explore the capabilities of Kismet Remote Capabilities, a fea...
WarDragon EMEye/TempestSDR Camera Eavesdropping Attack Research (B210, Airspy R2, Wzye Cam Pan v2)
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In this video, I guide you through a practical demonstration of Tempest-based camera eavesdropping attack research. I'll be focusing on the EM Eye project, a tool derived from TempestSDR with some added features. I'll show you how to construct the EM Eye project, step by step, and how to use it to tune into the EMI emitted by the Wyze Cam Pan v2 using an Ettus B210. By processing this EMI/RF si...
WarDragon Late Night NGScopeclient Initial Setup w/ UHD Bridge Test (B205mini) part 1
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In this video I demonstrate how to compile NGScopeclient on the WarDragon (DragonOS FocalX). NGScopeclient is a high performance, GPU accelerated remote user interface, signal processing, protocol analysis, and automation tool for test and measurement equipment. I'll be focused on it's ability to utilize a Software Defined Radio (SDR). After successfully compiling NGScopeclient, I decided to ta...
DragonOS FocalX Sending Text Messages Over the Air with HackRF (GnuRadio, HackRF-Minimodem-ImGui)
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WarDragon Introducing WigleToTak: Converting Wi-Fi Data to CoT for TAK Servers (goATAK, Kismet)
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WarDragon Introducing WigleToTak: Converting Wi-Fi Data to CoT for TAK Servers (goATAK, Kismet)
WarDragon Initial Setup for Headless Usage (Airspy R2)
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WarDragon Initial Setup for Headless Usage (Airspy R2)
WarDragon KrakenSDR to TAK Python + Federate TAK Server w/ K2T Developer (KrakenSDR)
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DragonOS FocalX Passive Radar Setup + Test w/ Open Source Code (RSPDUO, RTLSDR, Blah2)
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DragonOS FocalX Passive Radar Setup Test w/ Open Source Code (RSPDUO, RTLSDR, Blah2)
DragonOS Pi64 CaribouLite Up and Running w/ 6.5 Kernel (Pi64 R34)
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WarDragon KrakenSDR to TAK Server w/ Node-RED (KrakenSDR)
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WarDragon 5Ghoul: Setup for 5G NR Vulnerabilities and Security Testing (B210, GL-M2)
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WarDragon 5Ghoul: Setup for 5G NR Vulnerabilities and Security Testing (B210, GL-M2)
DragonOS FocalX Decoding DJI DroneID w/ AntSDR E200 (MicroPhase)
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DragonOS FocalX Decoding DJI DroneID w/ AntSDR E200 (MicroPhase)
DragonOS FocalX Build Linux ATAK Client w/ SSL Connect + GPSD Updates (goatak)
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DragonOS FocalX Happy New Year w/ Updates + TAK Server 5.0 Install (Docker)
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DragonOS FocalX Happy New Year w/ Updates TAK Server 5.0 Install (Docker)
DragonOS Pi64 Building Yate/YateBTS w/ Source on Pi5 (bladerfXA9)
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DragonOS Pi64 Building Yate/YateBTS w/ Source on Pi5 (bladerfXA9)
DragonOS FocalX Passive Radar Setup w/ SDRplay (RSPduo) part 1
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DragonOS FocalX Passive Radar Setup w/ SDRplay (RSPduo) part 1
DragonOS Pi64 Working CaribouLite Setup (Beta R32)
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DragonOS Pi64 Working CaribouLite Setup (Beta R32)
DragonOS Pi64 Raspberry Pi5 + SDRconnect Preview 2 Quick Install (SDRPlay RSPdx)
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DragonOS Pi64 Raspberry Pi5 SDRconnect Preview 2 Quick Install (SDRPlay RSPdx)
nice, just prepared a laptop with dragonos!
I just want to thank you for this content my friend, I’ve been following your channel and I’ve learn far more than any other place. Incredibly grateful
Ok but how about using FlightRadar apps?
We need to see how the output is made available and then probably just find a way to convert it to cursory on target.
thanks for the video, I am curious to know if you had a right hand polarized antenna when running this
My brain isn’t fully awake yet but it was one of those “cauliflower” or FPV cam antennas I had installed on the hackrf when viewing the feed.
@@cemaxecuter7783 thanks for the reply. I am having issues finding "ATV" on sigdigger, does it come loaded by default? Or does it have a different name. I have some FPV antennas i wanna try out and might even make a video to help the next guy.
@MrKaleidoscope it does have a ATV portion to it but you have to open an inspector and setup for it. I think I have another video dedicated to doing so with SigDigger.
Please do @@cemaxecuter7783
Maybe u can help me here i have everything installed and i'm at the dsd-fme screen in the terminal but when i run sdr++ the terminal just starts scrolling a bunch of stuff. i'm trying to get it to where i can just monitor a single control channel do i need to edit a file or use a specific command for that? i'm stumped. Thank u
If you watching just the control channel I’d think you’d just see station info. You’d probably want a channel that someone is talking on, I’d think?
Sounds like you’re feeding dsd fme audio though to see some activtiy. I really need to do a more through review of DSDFME because it has so many features.
@@cemaxecuter7783 ok thanks
This is the exact title of the Video DragonOS Focal Running a GSM network in minutes (osmo-bts, osmo-bsc, osmo-bts-trx, USRP b205mini-i) , and its URL is czcams.com/video/6EnASi9MvSI/video.html&pp=ygUlZHJhZ29uT1MgKyBvc21vLWhsciBvc21vLWJzYyBvc21vLWJ0cw%3D%3D
Hello Sir. I freshly installed Dragon Focal R26. and I tried to replicate some of your previous projects. Specifically launching the GSM stack components separately. I found that some files are missing the /etc/osmcom/ folder. Did i miss something, or have they placed anywhere else in the new version. Thank you so much
I’m trying to remember, I think I had it in place on 20.04 but I may not have. It’s been awhile. Link me the video and I’ll check when I’m back.
@@cemaxecuter7783 This is the exact title of the Video DragonOS Focal Running a GSM network in minutes (osmo-bts, osmo-bsc, osmo-bts-trx, USRP b205mini-i) , and its URL is czcams.com/video/6EnASi9MvSI/video.html&pp=ygUlZHJhZ29uT1MgKyBvc21vLWhsciBvc21vLWJzYyBvc21vLWJ0cw%3D%3D
Thank you for the video! Quick question, will the Airspy setup also receive 978mhz UAT/ADSB-R traffic? I'm close to a general use airport, so I frequently see planes using that mode. I tested my Airspy R2 with DragonOS and was only able to get 1090 traffic and my attempts at installing the 978 software was "less than fruitful", to put it mildly. Right now I'm using a Raspberry Pi with ADSBExchange's image, but would prefer to run everything on my Dragon install if possible.
I’ll try tonight if I get a chance. I believe the 978 docker can be configured for use but I’ll double check.
@@cemaxecuter7783 Thank you!
@@cemaxecuter7783 It would be great to have both for a complete picture of the airspace.
I just checked and at least the docker 978 is setup for just an rtlsdr and stratuxv3.
But wait the actual dump978 says it can use soapy and so the Airspy r2 shoukd work.
Hello, I would like more information about the system because I am interested in the subject. I'm from Brazil, could you give me your contact?
Nice one could not get any python programs to run with a bladeRF seems like the path is missing or something [like tx a signal or display a fft window etc] -bombs out with cant find device() [can see in lsusb]
Can you give me a few more details. When you say python. Are you trying to use something like gnruadio and gr-bladerf? Soapy and python? I’ll try on my end, just want to make sure I understand. It’s possible I missed something.
FYI>> #bladerf hopper ver1 2014-8-12 import numpy as np import bladeRF import time # Ask for frequency range start_freq = float(input("Enter start frequency (MHz): ")) * 1e6 end_freq = float(input("Enter end frequency (MHz): ")) * 1e6 # Ask for hopping rate hop_rate = float(input("Enter hopping rate (hops per second): ")) # Calculate hop interval hop_interval = 1 / hop_rate # Initialize BladeRF device = bladeRF.Device() # Generate frequency list freq_list = np.arange(start_freq, end_freq, 1e6) # Generate frequency hop pattern hop_pattern = np.random.permutation(freq_list) # Transmit frequency hop pattern for freq in hop_pattern: device.set_frequency(freq) device.transmit(np.random.bytes(100)) # Transmit random data time.sleep(hop_interval) # Clean up device.close()
FYI trying beta36 now, oh i did notice the bladerf install seemed to forget files in /usr/bin? -update beta does not boot -drops out to busybox (initramfs)
@zerobow9413 most likely not a clean download or burn. Check the hash of the download. I’ve seen this happen a few times now to different people.
@zerobow9413 I’ll run through again and try the blade tonight.
work for bladerf x115?
I think so, but I don’t have one to make sure that’s true.
@@cemaxecuter7783 you have try with x40/xa4/xa9?
Hi SIr, i tried to send you a comment about the new release of R36. There are missing files in directory /etc/osmocom/. i could not run osmo-hlr, osmo-msc. Could you please check it out?
Is bladerf x40 work with yatebts?
I believe so, but don’t quote me on it. I don’t actually have that model to try it.
Nice setup, but I got error when try to start mumble server - FATAL: could not read certificate file /etc/umurmur/cert.crt, any suggestion
From memory you have to generate certs but I also recall default ones being available. Can you remind me and if you have time put a ticket on the DragonOS source forge. I’ll try on my end.
@@cemaxecuter7783 I already generate the certificate and key (The server running fine), but the mumble server keep rejecting a request from qradiolink. I check the mumble server use TLS as a backend when code compilation take place, which qradiolink can't accept it. BTW thanks for the reply, I will put a ticket on this issues
I brought a lot of stuff with me so over the next couple days. I hope to be able to try it on my end.
I’m trying to remember, but are you using the vape or whatever it’s called thing that I included in dragon West or did you download something else?
@cemaxecuter can you do a p25 using sdr++ on pi 4 video plz
You’d probably either use sdrtrunk or feed audio from SDR++ to DSDFME. I’ll try and do that as I need to get the pi image rebuilt and updated.
@@cemaxecuter7783 plz make a video
Hey cemax, do you (or anyone else) know, if you can join with that also public channels or can you only receive then direct messages?
I’m not completely understanding, but I believe if you have the key for the channel, you can probably set it to receive all traffic. I’m meaning to get back to this as soon as I get all caught up.
@@cemaxecuter7783 Yes. I have it now open on all types (longfast, long medium, etc...) but not receiving any messages, even if i am in a big city where i know meshtastic is really active. I want to know if i have to setup smth that i see public discussions. Or do you always need for that keys?
Hello, is inside of Wardragon hardware is DragonFocal OS? including srsLte etc already preinstalled ?
That is partially correct. I will be adding the docker containers like you see in this video but I’m also working on a model that has it SDR that could run it. Currently the WarDragon does have everything that dragonOS has, but it only has an AIrSpy SDR.
@@cemaxecuter7783 Thank you for your reply, let say tommorow the WarDragon arrive in my home, if i want to run srsLte with my own USRPB210, i just simply plug it and run the srsepc and srsenb without no need install anything in my side right ? (i dont need to install UHD and no need to build srslte) because if ever i buy my first goal to run that, im still think and considering to buy it (will check my budget etc)
you can connect a Pluto directly,
i really enjoy watch videos like this even if i dont understand nothing ,iam 20 years old and iam trying to learn hacking i wish iam gonna be like you on the future ,good luck 😄
Thanks for dropping in! Hopefully you find them helpful.
Hi, i watched your video now over and over, but cannot solve my problem. If i try to do test sending and receiving at the same time with an HackRF, it says always on one side, that the device is busy, cause i can only transmit or receive at the same time. Am i doing smth. wrong?
I thought I replied but it must not have sent. I was letting you know the hackrf is only half duplex and cannot send and receive at the same time. In the video the hackrf is sending the meshtastic and the Airspy SDR is receiving it.
@@cemaxecuter7783 Ah perfect. Thank you for that answer. I appreciate that you care here in the comments. Then i will maybe lookout for an airspy or dirctly get a meshtastic ready device. Your video is really cool - im thankful for the good explanations. Thanks Dude!
Now I got a Raspberry Pi 4 with 8 Gigs, with Dragon Os installed, and it's works well with this Operation System, also installing Sdr connect,
I keep meaning to do an update for that particular platform. I’m glad you got it running. Hopefully I can get an all new image together ASAP.
pretty cool, just got my hacker rf assembled.
Hi sir, Sir can u make video on direction of arrival of rf siganl using sdr
There’s a GR-AOA for angle of arrival and I think SDR Angel may have the same as well. I have to check. Would be a good subject.
Hi, I know it isn’t relevant to this video except DragonOS, how do I decode VDL2 using DumpVDL2 within DragonOs with an RTL SDR or the SDRPlay RSP1A. Is it possible? If it is possible do you know of any videos or documents that show how to set it up? I have got the MultiPSK software that can decode it but can’t workout how to set up VDL2 decoding with that yet. Also on my desktop computer Windows 10, when I start MultiPSK I get an error message saying the line in on the sound card is in use by another program. It starts up on my laptop Windows 11 ok though but not really sure how to set it up. Regarding Inmarsat 25 E, the audio channels don’t seem to be there anymore or they are weak. The data modes are weak too. 54 W maybe be a bit better but it’s at quite a low elevation from where I am. If you can help with VDL2 reception setup and the Inmarsat reception I would appreciate it. Thank you Andrew.
DragonOS has dumpvdl2 included. That shouldn’t be a problem. I’ll look around for a video as I think I did one showing how I got mutiple things going at one time. But just dumpvdl2 on its own can run with an rtlsdr.
Ok thank you. When you say that DumpVdl2 can run directly with an rtlsdr, do you mean within Dragon OS?
@andrewlincoln9766 correct, but if you want to use it on say windows, you could use it within a docker. For example (this is from my Linux repo) github.com/alphafox02/flightview_gui/blob/main/docker-compose-dumpvdl2.yml But on DragonOS it’s just installed native and available at a command line prompt. You can also use sdrplay equipment. I need to check your original message, you’re intending to use DragonOS or something else?
@@cemaxecuter7783 I would like to run DumpVdl2 in Dragon OS using the RSP1A or RTL SDR, I just need the command line details to setup/run it. Also I would like to try running DumpVDL2 in Windows 10. How do I set that up and run it
@andrewlincoln9766 for DragonOS have a look here github.com/szpajder/dumpvdl2?tab=readme-ov-file#basic-usage You’ll find command line examples for rtlsdr an sdrplay. Just start it with dumpvdl2 and not ./dumpvdl2 and use the remaining part of each example, that’ll get you going. In windows I’m not familiar. A virtual machine of DragonOS, docker, or WSL is your best bet.
Flightviewgui? Docker? Nodered? This video makes me feel like such a smooth brain. At least I got the dongle flashed and running so I can type the gps cords into Google maps 😂 Any chance all this comes to FocalX soon?
I probably overly complicated the video, essentially if you do the following git clone github.com/alphafox02/flightview_gui Follow the guide in the readme to install docker then just docker compose -f docker-compose-node-red.yml up It should start up node red. You’ll also notice I put the example flow json in the directory. You should be able to piece it together. I’m honestly trying to work out a way easier method asap!
@@cemaxecuter7783Wow I got it, thank you! I see the new subscriber on Sniffle and NodeRed map is open. Now to wait for a drone to fly by... I still needed to remove the docker image and retry it, even though it was a fresh install, so glad you left that in there.
@ericks1979 was this on a WarDragon? I only ask cause I emailed out a new base image. If you’ve restored to that image it should’ve had the new node red and everything setup. Just curious.
@@cemaxecuter7783 no just FocalX R36 on a Toughpad
@@cemaxecuter7783 no just FocalX R36 on a Toughpad
man what a pain! I have pulled apart many droneID units and sensors a lot use a ESP32 of some kind
This is low key a diamond mine of a channel. Thanks for everything you do man.
Glad it’s helpful. It’s been a blast along the way.
i tried installing dragon os pi version and i'm using a 4inch lcd screen and when i tried to install the lcd drivers i get a github error i can't get it to work. do u know the work around for this? i updated everything but couldn't get it Thanks
Can you shoot me the details on the screen? I never did get around to trying out screens besides a normal monitor but some people in the source forge discussion/ticket section got a few working. This also reminds me, I really need to get a chunk of time and update the DragonOS Pi image.
I'm trying to follow, but what software is drawing the map?
Any tips on multi booting? I tried the guided option where it said I would be able to select from along side my other operating systems it detected. I already have grub and created a new unallocated partition for dragonOS focal. But after reboot dragon os wasn’t listed in grub boot selection page. Help!
Interesting. So I’ve had dual boot with windows being installed first and then Dragon. I think at one time I had mutiple dragon installs (lubuntu) but I’ve not tried it with any other combo of Linux. I wonder if the already existing grub is getting messed up?
No idea. I watched another dual boot installation video where they guy did manual setup instead of guided and then selected the partition he had just set up to house the boot loader. I’ve got windows and Linux on two partirins, trying to create a new unallocated space to house dragonos, but struggling to understand what to do with grub/ bootloader.
So now I can get Ubuntu boot loader up also showing windows but im loosing my second Linux partition that previously worked with grub… 😬
@williambarnett7518 see I do remember somehow like this where the second instance of Linux wasn’t seen.
thankful for all your hardwork on this project! just a headsup here, seems as though YT has nuked the audio on this video ...
This was actually the one video that didn’t have audio, it was made in haste from what I remember. But thanks for reminding me of this because id like to redo it and try and come up with a better use case.
Great Demo! Thank you so much Can I use a Hackrf One SDR for this?
I do recall maybe getting it to work with the hackrf on 20mhz but the source block needed changed..I’ll have to take another look.
Very nice!
What is the use of the remote ID ? They can only be tracked a relatively short distance and there is no "Drone ATC" that tracks them all in the airspace so what use are they ? I'm hoping someone here can illuminate to me their usefulness beyond being a potential revenue source for the FAA via fines...I watched part of the RDQ invasion of privacy lawsuit unfold and it appeared the judges were fed up with the FAA until the FAA lawyers finally threw out the old "National Security" mantra against our toys being flown in parks..weak..🙄
I’ve managed so far to detect the remote ID over 1km away when it’s the Bt5 Long Range type and that’s with only an 8db small Omni antenna. I suspect it can be received much much further making it likely more relevant.
Like you said though, it’s probably to have something in order to detect if a drone or drones are in unauthorized areas, but only if there’s some device locally there set up to receive. I just think I can extend that range way out for more of a protective measure of sorts.
Sorry for so many split replies. The last thing I was gonna say was I have a spot picked out that’s several miles line of sight which I was going to attempt having a directional antenna and see if I could pick up the remote ID.
@@cemaxecuter7783 More relevant to who and why is the question. If there is no ATC for drones why track them in such a limited fashion? . not a fan...will never comply as I fly alone quite often and have been doing so safely for 40 years now..I don't want local thieves or karens to even know I'm anywhere near them because they used a phone app to track me....All this has done so far is leave the big park I fly at that had 20 flyers at times empty...seems most took up the few available spots at the traitorous AMA clubs ...others flying in different places because they fear being fined for flying toys in such a large venue or given up the hobby altogether..I reckon the field was too crowded anyway..good job FAA/ AMA.. 👎🏼
why you put this project on gitlab and not github?
Hey there! Amazing work on the Dragon Kit project. I've followed your progress on X since the beginning, and you've come a long way. Quick question: do you have a LinkedIn account where I could message you privately? Also, will you be attending Defcon this year? also i want to order the kit i been the site so let me know how i can go about that as well.
Shoot me an email sometime. It’s up under the CZcams about section. I try to monitor it. I do plan on being there! If your outside the US I will have to coordinate some kind of shipping arrangement, but if your in the US you can grab it from the cemaxecuter.com site. I have a bunch of the full kits I’m working on now.
Very cool, been messing with the DroneRemoteIDSniffer project, some European kids wrote it and it's pretty buggy to get running with a variety of WiFi dongles. Would love to see this ported to use with a HackRF or BladeRF one day to go it over 2.4 and 5.0/5.8 ISM bands beyond the BLE implementation
The person that did the fork is actively working on an SDR port. That’ll be super handy too!
Can this work with a RTL SDR dongler? In the repo is not mentioned but works on the same frecuencies
Bt5 operates in 2.4ghz well outside range of the rtlsdr. However, the developer of the modified repo is working on porting things to an SDR (would need the freq range of course).
@@cemaxecuter7783 Oh I didn't know it was 2.4GHz, hopefully the developer you mention finish it soon for HackRF or BladeRf , thanks for the reply btw
@314Show no problem, I think the sniffle original developer is also pursuing a SDR version, so I think we will see some great stuff soon!
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Does anyone know why I can’t get sudo privileges? It asks for a password but I haven’t created a user. I am running on virtualbox. Please!!!
Not sure what you mean. You installed in virtual box or you’re running it live in virtual box ? If you’re running live the user has no password. Try and leave it blank.
Hey Man, first of all thanks for ur time n dedication, is there a live demodulator since this vid got released ? I mean like.. to make the hackrf into a 5gig drone vid receiver?
SDRAngel can live decode a 5Ghz analog drone feed. But that’s what I cover in this video. I can’t think of anything else off the top of my head.
hi author, I want know below the 5 files boot.bin devicetree.dtb uEnv.text uImage urandisk.image.gz for only DJ mavic drones? if I want decode other drones can I use above the files?
That is only for specific DJI drones that transmit DJI drone ID. Not all DJI models do and to make matters worse, in recent firmware releases DJI has started to encrypt DJI Drone ID, so the decoding process won’t work. I’m having help to make another way of decoding different ID info from Drones. Hopefully that will be available soon.
9361 or 9363?
Either or should be fine
Bro can i get your Instagram?? Id
hi, the video is very well done, I followed the sequence according to the video, but when i run the command grgsm_livemon -f 1930.4M the HEX codes are not showing in the terminal! what can i do to get the HEX codes. Thank you in advance.
It’s often too low a signal you’re receiving, you can also try to move the slider a little left or little right on the GUI, but most likely you’ll need to reposition location or get a higher gain antenna for that frequency. Assuming you picked that freq cause of output from the scanner? I’ve often got results from the scanner only to find livemon produced no results till I upped the gain setting I was passing to livemon, moved my antenna around or changed position.
@@cemaxecuter7783thanks for your reply! I want to do is to capture the hex code of the USRP b205 mini receiver antenna via DragonOS. I would be happy if you could explain in sequence what I should do in this regard.
I installed via your git and SDRConnect works great, but GQRX, Cubic and some more won't start. Nothing happens when I try to start them. Same after variants of reinstall, uninstall, fresh install etc. This happens on both my pc's different brands and setup. What am I missing/doing wrong?
Dude you are the man. That's all. Thanks for the great vids.
hello dear author! can I use grgsm_livemon -f command for 5866M frequency?
I don’t believe so, but you can try. There’s no GSM at that frequency though that I’m aware of, but if for some reason there is and it follows the gsm standard, maybe it’d work.
PLEAS HELP ME!!! I try for two days now to get the pacmd to load at startup. Unfortunately I have no idea how, linux is way to complicated for me... How can get it running automatically at startup? Thanks so much for help!
I’m not finding an easy method to have the sinks made on boot yet. I’ll keep looking. Using the manual method for now is best.
This script or the commands in the script could be used in a terminal to make the virtual sink(s). You could also setup the script to run on login.
@@cemaxecuter7783 Thanks. I*ll give it try.
IS the Naund stuff cheaper then the Nuand stuff?
🤦♂️😂 I’ll fix that.