I will keep that in mind too.
I did go back and edited DUMP1090 options. Since I am running my secondary ADSB set up with Flightaware filter I set the gain to agc. This is allowing me to see approximately 50 more miles. Plus I set the device properties to serial since my V3 dongles I personally edited the serial numbers. There are other options I may change in time.
well true. when a new device is plugged on windoze, system allocates the best driver for that.
usually sees DBVT as sound device and sometimes unable to install Zadig.
for Win 7 the solution is to de-activate the option ‘yes do this auto…’ under devices and printers.
also if a device is ‘seen’ as sound device it will be 'transfered as such to the VM
How can I get the GUI display to show?
by opening a ‘Terminal’ window and running there dump1090 --interactive
plus any additional commands you may need (like when you printed status above)
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Stop running instance of dump1090-mutability
sudo killall dump1090-mutability
OR
sudo systemctl stop dump1090-mutability
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Start dump1090-mutability with following command (dont forget
sudo
at beginning of command).
sudo /usr/bin/dump1090-mutability --interactive --write-json /run/dump1090-mutability
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See map at:
ip-of-pi/dump1090/gmap.html
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EDIT-1
To see range circles and center marker on the map, add following arguments to start command in step 2 above
(replacexx.xxxx
andyy.yyyy
by your actual latitude and longitude)--lat xx.xxx --lon yy.yyyy
.
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EDIT-2
To make the data available to feeders (Piaware, FLightradar24, Planefinder etc), add following argument in the command of step 2:--net
.