Just trying this out - wheezy on micro SD card (for beaglebone)
built FR24 feedin software the same way as the PI
needed to "apt-get install pkg-config" to build dump1090 and "apt-get install psmisc" to get killall command
had to configure FR24feed with --bs-ip=ipaddress of beaglebard (the feeder downloads the base station address from the FR24 upload site and needs over-riding if it's not correct)
login is to /home/debian instead of /home/pi - so some scripts need minor edits
on the whole it looks good
Only slight issue is it's a bit unreliable booting from MicroSD - maybe if I copied the image onto the Beaglebone onboard flash memory - the problem would go away.
Beaglebone - dump1090 uses 30% of the CPU
PI - dump1090 uses 45% of the CPU
(measured using 'top' command)
Beagle bone has more time
(my radar still doesn't appear on FR24 map though - too much competition)
built FR24 feedin software the same way as the PI
needed to "apt-get install pkg-config" to build dump1090 and "apt-get install psmisc" to get killall command
had to configure FR24feed with --bs-ip=ipaddress of beaglebard (the feeder downloads the base station address from the FR24 upload site and needs over-riding if it's not correct)
login is to /home/debian instead of /home/pi - so some scripts need minor edits
on the whole it looks good
Only slight issue is it's a bit unreliable booting from MicroSD - maybe if I copied the image onto the Beaglebone onboard flash memory - the problem would go away.
Beaglebone - dump1090 uses 30% of the CPU
PI - dump1090 uses 45% of the CPU
(measured using 'top' command)
Beagle bone has more time
(my radar still doesn't appear on FR24 map though - too much competition)