wifi client isolation?
I will wait for a few weeks for everyone to sort out things.
Version 4.0 is working fine so no need to upgrade for the sake of it.
There is so little traffic that any changes are not going to make a difference.
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The width of the table can be adjusted by dragging it on the button.
However this width is not saved. Once you launch the site again, the table width jumps back to the original size. This should be fixed.
Found this new thing "wisdom" and "benchmark" in ver 5.0.
END RESULT OF BENCHMARKING
/usr/lib/dump1090-fa/starch-benchmark: wrote sorted wisdom to /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.local
Wisdom written to /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.local
Copy this file to /etc/dump1090-fa/wisdom.local
(and restart dump1090-fa) to start using it.
The directory /etc/dump1090-fa does not exist. Used following commands to (1) create the directory and (2) copy the file:
sudo mkdir /etc/dump1090-fa
sudo cp /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.local /etc/dump1090-fa/
sudo systemctl restart dump1090-fa
FILES INVOLVED
/usr/share/dump1090-fa/generate-wisdom
/usr/lib/dump1090-fa/starch-benchmark
START BENCHMARKING
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo bash /usr/share/dump1090-fa/generate-wisdom
Benchmarking .. this will take a while.
First pass: generating /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.initial
==== magnitude_uc8 ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 213809 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_generic 292837 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd 289775 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd 292281 ns/call
exact_armv8_neon_simd 534247 ns/call
lookup_generic 290061 ns/call
exact_generic 1701991 ns/call
==== magnitude_uc8_aligned ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 214615 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_generic 297936 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 285313 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 304901 ns/call
exact_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 534236 ns/call
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 214655 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd 286548 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd 297940 ns/call
exact_armv8_neon_simd 534333 ns/call
lookup_generic 285156 ns/call
exact_generic 1703554 ns/call
==== mean_power_u16 ===
u32_armv8_neon_simd 45549 ns/call
u64_generic 89139 ns/call
float_armv8_neon_simd 94494 ns/call
u64_armv8_neon_simd 89107 ns/call
neon_float_armv8_neon_simd 72244 ns/call
float_generic 176731 ns/call
u32_generic 45557 ns/call
==== mean_power_u16_aligned ===
u32_armv8_neon_simd 44997 ns/call
u64_generic 86378 ns/call
float_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 87581 ns/call
u32_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 44895 ns/call
u64_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 86360 ns/call
neon_float_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 77324 ns/call
float_armv8_neon_simd 87560 ns/call
u64_armv8_neon_simd 86348 ns/call
neon_float_armv8_neon_simd 77348 ns/call
float_generic 176702 ns/call
u32_generic 44906 ns/call
/usr/lib/dump1090-fa/starch-benchmark: wrote sorted wisdom to /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.initial
Second pass: generating /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.local
/usr/lib/dump1090-fa/starch-benchmark: loaded wisdom file /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.initial
==== magnitude_power_uc8 ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 242320 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_generic 314784 ns/call
twopass_armv8_neon_simd 259019 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd 358193 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd 314582 ns/call
twopass_generic 258981 ns/call
lookup_generic 358119 ns/call
==== magnitude_power_uc8_aligned ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 231340 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_generic 320455 ns/call
twopass_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 259694 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 360941 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 326799 ns/call
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 231336 ns/call
twopass_armv8_neon_simd 259610 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd 356635 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd 320467 ns/call
twopass_generic 259667 ns/call
lookup_generic 356248 ns/call
==== magnitude_sc16 ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 683395 ns/call
exact_float_generic 3173759 ns/call
exact_u32_armv8_neon_simd 1333908 ns/call
exact_float_armv8_neon_simd 1405110 ns/call
exact_u32_generic 2759591 ns/call
==== magnitude_sc16_aligned ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 640825 ns/call
exact_float_generic 3165005 ns/call
exact_u32_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 1333816 ns/call
exact_float_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 1395486 ns/call
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 641306 ns/call
exact_u32_armv8_neon_simd 1335690 ns/call
exact_float_armv8_neon_simd 1395984 ns/call
exact_u32_generic 2751767 ns/call
==== magnitude_sc16q11 ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 166491 ns/call
exact_float_generic 1042310 ns/call
exact_u32_armv8_neon_simd 329487 ns/call
exact_float_armv8_neon_simd 348151 ns/call
11bit_table_armv8_neon_simd 2313939 ns/call
12bit_table_armv8_neon_simd 2010718 ns/call
exact_u32_generic 954207 ns/call
11bit_table_generic 2284122 ns/call
12bit_table_generic 2006066 ns/call
==== magnitude_sc16q11_aligned ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 155259 ns/call
exact_float_generic 1043606 ns/call
exact_u32_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 329580 ns/call
exact_float_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 345868 ns/call
11bit_table_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 2301019 ns/call
12bit_table_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 2066511 ns/call
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 155601 ns/call
exact_u32_armv8_neon_simd 329641 ns/call
exact_float_armv8_neon_simd 345912 ns/call
11bit_table_armv8_neon_simd 2287800 ns/call
12bit_table_armv8_neon_simd 2003215 ns/call
exact_u32_generic 951829 ns/call
11bit_table_generic 2287089 ns/call
12bit_table_generic 1999319 ns/call
==== magnitude_uc8 ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 213398 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd 291397 ns/call
lookup_generic 294992 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd 299833 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_generic 299506 ns/call
exact_armv8_neon_simd 534285 ns/call
exact_generic 1703495 ns/call
==== magnitude_uc8_aligned ===
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd 214559 ns/call
neon_vrsqrte_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 214571 ns/call
lookup_generic 287409 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 287160 ns/call
lookup_armv8_neon_simd 286952 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_generic 301716 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd 302338 ns/call
lookup_unroll_4_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 305832 ns/call
exact_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 534458 ns/call
exact_armv8_neon_simd 534358 ns/call
exact_generic 1706064 ns/call
==== mean_power_u16 ===
u32_armv8_neon_simd 45447 ns/call
u32_generic 45434 ns/call
neon_float_armv8_neon_simd 72110 ns/call
u64_armv8_neon_simd 89053 ns/call
u64_generic 89070 ns/call
float_armv8_neon_simd 94381 ns/call
float_generic 176543 ns/call
==== mean_power_u16_aligned ===
u32_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 44784 ns/call
u32_generic 44773 ns/call
u32_armv8_neon_simd 44808 ns/call
neon_float_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 77312 ns/call
neon_float_armv8_neon_simd 77273 ns/call
u64_armv8_neon_simd 86279 ns/call
u64_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 86281 ns/call
u64_generic 86285 ns/call
float_armv8_neon_simd 87452 ns/call
float_armv8_neon_simd_aligned 87462 ns/call
float_generic 176477 ns/call
/usr/lib/dump1090-fa/starch-benchmark: wrote sorted wisdom to /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.local
Wisdom written to /tmp/wisdom.r57BEP/wisdom.local
Copy this file to /etc/dump1090-fa/wisdom.local
(and restart dump1090-fa) to start using it.
pi@raspberrypi:~ $
upgraded to 5 via the grey wheel.
dpkg reports broken tls
then in CLI update + full-upgrade
now all works OK on Rpi 3B+ / stretch / dump1090-mutability with Al’s mods.
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Successfully Benchmarked x86_64 Machine and copied generated file wisdom.local to folder /etc/dump1090-fa/ and restarted dump1090-fa
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So, what does it do?
Hi there
I have successfully upgraded to PiAware 5.0 without any problem. My SkyAware however is still showing as 4.0 - is this a separate upgrade? If not how can I also update Skyaware?
Tks
Mark
Right, I’ve deliberately not done this for a few days.
Would I be correct in saying the best way to do this is as follows:
From the Web client
a) Upgrade and restart PiAware
b) Upgrade and restart dump 1090
c) Logon to the Pi and reinstall @wiedehopf’s tar1090, graphs1090 and timelapse1090
And then just do a restart (it’s always nice to restart from time to time).
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That should work …
Yes, it worked perfectly, thanks. I’ve done just the loft receiver at the moment which is an older Pi running a FA dongle and I can see an immediate increase in both message rate and CPU as has already been mentioned in this post.
I’ll do the main receiver with the Airspy a bit later.
Yes you have a package install of PiAware so you will need to upgrade dump1090-fa as well.
Existing Package installs: Select Upgrade PiAware AND Upgrade dump1090-fa and/or dump978-fa via your My ADS-B stats page Site Configuration menu (gray gear icon)
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I had a weird gain issue when I updated but everything was actually fine and it’s working great now. Either my issue or just needed a second reboot. Either way it works now.
I do like the new ways to filter flights and set displayed columns. CPU load is up a bit as noted but it’s certainly not got my 3B pegged or anything close to it. All in all it looks like a good upgrade. I did the manual update from the command line since I’m not running the image version of PiAware.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade piaware
sudo apt-get upgrade dump1090-fa
Cheers!
I installed it, I have the desktop version, installed with apt update/upgrade. Couldn’t find my flightaware pro stick blue. Went back to old version.
Main feeder with Airspy completed as well and not really noticing any difference in ADS-B or overall CPU utilisation.
The CPU difference is in the demodulator … all this posting about changed CPU usage is a bit pointless in regards to the airspy.
With airspy the demodulation is done in the airspy service.
Like a broken pencil 
I’ll get my coat.
" Just a reminder for those with piaware package installs , you’ll need to update dump1090-fa (and dump978-fa if applicable) via the stats page as well to pull in the new dump1090-fa and SkyAware changes."
I don’t have a clue what this means.
A “Package Install” is that what was copied onto the SD card to get my Pi running in the first instance?
So I look for the gear icon and should be able to upgrade there.
How do I upgrade the dump1090?
Your stats page says : Feeder Type: PiAware (Debian Package Add-on) 5.0
which means you took a standard Raspbian Image and installed piaware and dump1090-fa to it using these instructions PiAware - dump1090 ADS-B integration with FlightAware - FlightAware
The alternative way to install PiAware is to take the PiAware SD card image containing all the PiAware/dump1090-fa/dump978-fa software built-in and flash your SD card with it.
To upgrade dump1090-fa, click the gear icon and select “Upgrade and restart dump1090-fa” under Device Commands if you haven’t yet.
I seem to have achieved the step to V5 via the “sudo apt-get upgrade” instruction, so that bit is done. (The process too well over 30 mins!)
I’ll try and find the Device Command.
Thanks for your reply.