- #HOW TO SETUP PORT FORWARDING IN DDWRT AND PLANEPLOTTER HOW TO#
- #HOW TO SETUP PORT FORWARDING IN DDWRT AND PLANEPLOTTER INSTALL#
This command will show the same prompt on the screen as before but in this case the extra part of the command should enable a network server. However you will need to run this with privilege to allow the program to open the port. If all the packages are correctly installed, compiled and connected correctly then you can try to use the dump software by typing one of these commands. Now download the latest release dump application source code. You will not need the sudo word in the commands if you are logged in as a super user. Some further information suggests that the test -t command is only intended to find the gap in the E frequency coverage.īut there is no a problem, so the raspberry pi has found the device so we can go on with the intallation. You should now do these steps to tell the system about what the new device is allowed to do, and then to reboot the system. Now we can continue with the installation. If the installation was correct you should see no return on the previous command.
#HOW TO SETUP PORT FORWARDING IN DDWRT AND PLANEPLOTTER INSTALL#
First of all we must install the packages that we have to use to compile and the dependencies needed for this process. To explain what we are doing I will summarize but mainly we are installing the packages that let the raspberry pi use the RTL USB dongle hardware. It really overcomes my knowledge but you will need it to get all running.
You may already have this installed, in which case you will get a message advising that you already have the most up-to-date version. This installs the git repository fetch code.
#HOW TO SETUP PORT FORWARDING IN DDWRT AND PLANEPLOTTER HOW TO#
After getting the raspberry pi configured, this post will explain how to install all the drivers and the repositories to get the dump software running on the raspberry pi and to make that the raspberry pi recognizes the RTL USB dongle.
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