Unofficial test feed for readsb-wiedehopf on OpenWrt 23.05-SNAPSHOT. Built once against upstream OpenWrt 23.05.6 (Cortex-A53) and republished under multiple ABI-compatible arch labels so the same base URL works on mainline OpenWrt and on GL.iNet ApNos firmware.
aarch64_cortex-a53 — Packages · Packages.gzaarch64_cortex-a53_neon-vfpv4 — Packages · Packages.gzecho 'src/gz blackoutsecure https://openwrt.blackoutsecure.dev/23.05-SNAPSHOT/packages/aarch64_cortex-a53/blackoutsecure' >> /etc/opkg/customfeeds.conf opkg update opkg install readsb-wiedehopf
echo 'src/gz blackoutsecure https://openwrt.blackoutsecure.dev/23.05-SNAPSHOT/packages/aarch64_cortex-a53_neon-vfpv4/blackoutsecure' >> /etc/opkg/customfeeds.conf opkg update opkg install readsb-wiedehopf
The package ships a USB hotplug script (gated on option hotplug '1', default on).
When you plug in a supported RTL2832U-based RTL-SDR it auto-sets device_type=rtlsdr,
pins device=<USB serial>, clears net_only, sets enabled=1,
and restarts readsb. So for the common RTL-SDR case you only need to set lat/lon.
# Required for MLAT and CPR/range decoding. uci set readsb.config.lat='12.3456' uci set readsb.config.lon='-65.4321' # Optional tuning (all have sane defaults). uci set readsb.config.gain='auto' # AGC — the package default; or pin a dB value (e.g. '49.6') uci set readsb.config.mlat='1' # emit MLAT timestamps in Beast OUT (for piaware / mlat-client) # uci set readsb.config.net='1' # network outputs — already on by default; set to '0' to disable # uci add_list readsb.config.net_connector='feed.adsbexchange.com,30005,beast_reduce_out' # push to aggregator # Manual SDR / net-only setup — only needed if hotplug didn't fire (non-RTL-SDR # receiver, hotplug disabled, or net-only ingest). Hotplug also flips enabled=1 # automatically; otherwise enable it yourself, the init script exits if it's 0. # uci set readsb.config.enabled='1' # uci set readsb.config.device_type='rtlsdr' # rtlsdr | hackrf | plutosdr | bladerf | ifile # uci set readsb.config.device='00001090' # USB serial of a specific dongle (multi-SDR setups) # uci set readsb.config.net_only='1' # net-only (no SDR) — ingest Beast/SBS from the network uci commit readsb # Enable on boot and start now (no-op if hotplug already started it). /etc/init.d/readsb-wiedehopf enable /etc/init.d/readsb-wiedehopf start # Verify and watch live decodes. /etc/init.d/readsb-wiedehopf status logread -e readsb -f viewadsb # text UI of live aircraft
Default network listeners:
30001 Beast IN,
30002 Raw OUT,
30003 SBS BaseStation OUT,
30005 Beast OUT,
30978 JSON OUT.
Point aggregator clients (FlightAware, ADS-B Exchange, FR24, …) at localhost:30005.
Removes the package(s) installed from this feed and detaches the custom feed entry. Run on the router:
/etc/init.d/readsb-wiedehopf stop 2>/dev/null || true /etc/init.d/readsb-wiedehopf disable 2>/dev/null || true opkg remove readsb-wiedehopf viewadsb-wiedehopf sed -i '/blackoutsecure/d' /etc/opkg/customfeeds.conf opkg update
Optional — also wipe runtime/state data and opkg's *-opkg config backups:
rm -rf /etc/readsb /etc/config/readsb \
/etc/readsb-wiedehopf /etc/config/readsb-wiedehopf \
/var/lib/readsb /var/run/readsb /var/log/readsb \
/etc/*-opkg