Ah, got you. I have to run back in and try that. I may need to adjust the article. I already did one correction after they changed a switch on the command line.
So I received another comment via email, but I can't see it here. "I have been working on this project for several days. I cannot get past the blacklist error. I have created the file in nano multiple times but you go so quick and I don’t think what you have have written in the blog corresponds to the command you execute to save the file based on your video. I get the same error every time I do rtl_test. I am about ready to sell it all on eBay." Several possibilities: 1. You may not need to blacklist your SDR. I recently added another setup and didn't have to blacklist anything. 2. The blacklist device name has changed (chipset version?) 3. I made a typo. What is the exact error returned from rtl_test?
I will do another video on this very soon. Hopefully we can find the bug or a better release of dump1090. It seems the repo I mentioned hasn't been kept up to date. Stay tuned!
Hello, I encountered a problem, which is the same as the comment below. "make:***[Makefile:24:dump1090]Error 1" has been changed for several days, and it doesn't work. Come and ask for help. Thank you.
This is odd... I received the comment in email, but I can't see it here. It's not held for review and even the video page says "1 Comment"! I guess the commenter deleted it(?). So, for the benefit of others: "Thanks for the simple tutorial that works! One question, ever since I've done this, my Chromium browser crashes when I try to go to RUclips. xD No explanation as to why but I installed another web browser which will let me do that. Can you make a video on how to visualize the planes offline using OpenStreetMaps?" "Chromium browser crashes" : I would reinstall Chromium, it's possible (but doubtful) that a shared library was overwritten. "how to visualize the planes offline" : This one is a bit tricky, as registration numbers and flight ID are common lookups in the user interface (Virtual Radar and etc. though the host map does not). That said, you could *just* look at the output of 'dump1090 --interactive' and see hex ID, Mode, Sqwk, Flight #, Altitude, speed, heading, lat/long... If you're a visual person this most likely would be of no benefit. Interesting thought though... I'll look at how Stratix does it. Surely they're only mapping given the ADS-B data and not looking up each and every aircraft.
I followed everything on a Raspberry pi 2, including recognizing the receiver. Any chance you know why I would get collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [Makefile:24: dump1090] Error 1 when make command in run while installing dump1090
Does the compile complete or does it just stop? Occasionally there's an erroneous error and I forget the library off the top of my head but the compile will complete normally. I don't even have a pi 2 to try this on. My first thought would be to ensure that the system itself is up to date 'sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y' Verify gcc version is compatible with the code itself and then try again. Make sure all the prerequisites are installed, the code usually attempts to verify all the versions of needed libraries and etc, but I'm not sure which code set you're using. And the next step would be to check in the GitHub issues list for the dump1090 version you're using.
@@stfuandfish So my main concern was to set up feeding to the FR24 Planefinder and FlightAware. I formated and started from scratch but ran into the same issue. So what I did was set up PiAware first, that created the dump1090 file and then moved to FR24. From there I was able to configure PlaneFinder with beast mode on 127.0.0.1 and 3005. It appears its a known issue but my knowledge of linux is VERY limited to track down the culprit ( device or software ). Your video was awesome for the setup and configuring the RTL because mine was not recognizing the antenna. Really appreciate your video and your quick reply. Cheers.
I have this issue right now and have no knowledge of this and am literally following the video so I am now stuck.:-( can I just go add the file some place?
I followed the article and then double checked it via this video. I get to running ./dump1090 --interactive and all I get is an error -bash: ./dump1090: no such file or directory when I am in the dump1090 folder
What version of dump1090 are you running? Did you build from source or download a pre-built binary? Also is it the FA version? Just for giggles, try running it as sudo.
Odd. I'll have to try a reinstall and see if I can duplicate it. I don't remember if it was this video or the other one on dump 1090, but a user had a similar issue and downloaded The tarball from GitHub rather than the creator's website. If I recall correctly if addressed a couple problems with the path. I will try and get to it this week.
Great step by step tutorial. THANKS!
You're welcome!
Tried "git clone git:" but it DOES NOT WORK. Then tried "git clone https:" and it works. Just saying if someone got that problem too.
Ah, got you. I have to run back in and try that. I may need to adjust the article. I already did one correction after they changed a switch on the command line.
Good catch. Thanks!
using a different usb port fixed the rtl_test error for me
Good idea!
Hi! I have such a question, is it possible to upload a map without the Internet?
In Virtual Radar? You can use two map sources, see www.virtualradarserver.co.uk/Documentation/WebServer/DataSourcesOptions.aspx
So I received another comment via email, but I can't see it here.
"I have been working on this project for several days. I cannot get past the blacklist error. I have created the file in nano multiple times but you go so quick and I don’t think what you have have written in the blog corresponds to the command you execute to save the file based on your video. I get the same error every time I do rtl_test. I am about ready to sell it all on eBay."
Several possibilities:
1. You may not need to blacklist your SDR. I recently added another setup and didn't have to blacklist anything.
2. The blacklist device name has changed (chipset version?)
3. I made a typo.
What is the exact error returned from rtl_test?
I get this error “usb_claim_interface error -6” during rtl_test
I will do another video on this very soon. Hopefully we can find the bug or a better release of dump1090. It seems the repo I mentioned hasn't been kept up to date. Stay tuned!
Hello, I encountered a problem, which is the same as the comment below. "make:***[Makefile:24:dump1090]Error 1" has been changed for several days, and it doesn't work. Come and ask for help. Thank you.
I will do another video on this topic very soon. Hopefully we can find the bug or a better release of dump1090. Stay tuned!
I cannot get the rtl_test to work properly even after doing the resolution.
What are the errors or any errors you are getting?
When my terminal detect the planes, it won't show on the map, " 0 planes on screen". Do you know why? tks !
Check your startup command. Ensure it includes "--net --interactive" (that's 2 dashes before each word).
See www.mankier.com/1/dump1090
Were you able to get this figured out?
what os version is this exactly sir?
Raspberry Pi Buster
This is odd... I received the comment in email, but I can't see it here. It's not held for review and even the video page says "1 Comment"!
I guess the commenter deleted it(?).
So, for the benefit of others:
"Thanks for the simple tutorial that works! One question, ever since I've done this, my Chromium browser crashes when I try to go to RUclips. xD No explanation as to why but I installed another web browser which will let me do that. Can you make a video on how to visualize the planes offline using OpenStreetMaps?"
"Chromium browser crashes" : I would reinstall Chromium, it's possible (but doubtful) that a shared library was overwritten.
"how to visualize the planes offline" : This one is a bit tricky, as registration numbers and flight ID are common lookups in the user interface (Virtual Radar and etc. though the host map does not). That said, you could *just* look at the output of 'dump1090 --interactive' and see hex ID, Mode, Sqwk, Flight #, Altitude, speed, heading, lat/long... If you're a visual person this most likely would be of no benefit.
Interesting thought though... I'll look at how Stratix does it. Surely they're only mapping given the ADS-B data and not looking up each and every aircraft.
I followed everything on a Raspberry pi 2, including recognizing the receiver. Any chance you know why I would get
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [Makefile:24: dump1090] Error 1
when make command in run while installing dump1090
Does the compile complete or does it just stop?
Occasionally there's an erroneous error and I forget the library off the top of my head but the compile will complete normally.
I don't even have a pi 2 to try this on.
My first thought would be to ensure that the system itself is up to date 'sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y'
Verify gcc version is compatible with the code itself and then try again.
Make sure all the prerequisites are installed, the code usually attempts to verify all the versions of needed libraries and etc, but I'm not sure which code set you're using.
And the next step would be to check in the GitHub issues list for the dump1090 version you're using.
@@stfuandfish So my main concern was to set up feeding to the FR24 Planefinder and FlightAware. I formated and started from scratch but ran into the same issue. So what I did was set up PiAware first, that created the dump1090 file and then moved to FR24. From there I was able to configure PlaneFinder with beast mode on 127.0.0.1 and 3005.
It appears its a known issue but my knowledge of linux is VERY limited to track down the culprit ( device or software ). Your video was awesome for the setup and configuring the RTL because mine was not recognizing the antenna.
Really appreciate your video and your quick reply. Cheers.
I have this issue right now and have no knowledge of this and am literally following the video so I am now stuck.:-( can I just go add the file some place?
I followed the article and then double checked it via this video. I get to running ./dump1090 --interactive and all I get is an error -bash: ./dump1090: no such file or directory when I am in the dump1090 folder
What version of dump1090 are you running? Did you build from source or download a pre-built binary? Also is it the FA version?
Just for giggles, try running it as sudo.
@@stfuandfish followed your instructions. No luck on sudo either. Had to replace the .h and .c doles as per that link
Odd. I'll have to try a reinstall and see if I can duplicate it. I don't remember if it was this video or the other one on dump 1090, but a user had a similar issue and downloaded The tarball from GitHub rather than the creator's website. If I recall correctly if addressed a couple problems with the path.
I will try and get to it this week.
any info on this as i am also getting this error@@stfuandfish
@@stfuandfish Stuck with this same error, was a solution ever found?