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[core] Using raw sockets for injection instead of pcap
[core] Added TX injection measurements
[core] Added SNR, frequency and MCS reporting for RX.
[core] Added initial support for using wfb_rx as shared library (used by external projects like android client with userspace wifi driver)
[core] Added support for VHT modes
[core] Added support for 8812eu card. Comparing to 8812au it supports 10MHz channels and thermal state reporting
[core] Added experimental support for large packets. Now max MTU is 3993 instead of 1445, but for mavlink and tunnel it use old value by default for compatibility with old clients.
[cli] Large UI refactoring:
Show MCS, bandwidth and used FEC scheme
Show Radio and UDP flow rates
Show TX injection measurements
Support live terminal resize
[core] Added optional logging for radio channel stats and mavlink messages. Now you have full telemetry and link state log for offline debug
[core] Added optional delay between sending each FEC packet. This is needed if you don't want to loose all FEC packets due to radio interference
[core] Added experimental traffic shaper support. You can use standard linux tc infrastructure for wfb-ng traffic management. For example add different priority to different streams. See example in scripts/tc.sh
[core] Added ability to add optional attributes to session packet without breaking protocol format. This is reserved for future use.
[core] Added dynamic FEC and MCS change in wfb_tx. You can use wfb_tx_cmd or write your own client to switch FEC and/or MCS settings without stream interruption.
[core] Changed TX card selection algorithm. Now only cards with near-maximum RX packet counter will be used in RSSI filtering. This will allow to ignore cards which reports high RSSI, but loose a lot of packets.
[core] Encode frequency field in wrxfwd_t in the network byte order
[core] Use only ip address of forwarder in antenna_id inside of aggregator.
Bug fixes:
Fixed compatibility with python-3.12
Fixed option name collision in config file. mirror url (used for OSD) renamed to osd to prevent conflict with bool mirror option ( mirror packets via all cards for redundancy)
Compatibility:
Radio protocol should be compatible with 23.08 if now tags added to session packets (default behavior for 24.08 but can change in future releases) and using MTU <= 1445
Supported WiFi harware:
RTL8812au. (stable) 802.11ac capable. Requires external patched driver! System was tested with ALPHA AWUS036ACH on both sides in 5GHz mode.
WFB-ng should work on any linux based (little or big-endian) machines with usb port.
All builds are automatically tested on debian-11,12 and ubuntu-20.04, 22.04, 24.04 on following hardware platforms:
arm32v7 - debian and ubuntu
arm64v8 - debian and ubuntu
amd64 - debian and ubuntu
mips64le - debian
s390x - debian
ppc64le - debian
See .github/workflows for reference
Large packets note:
#defineWIFI_MTU 4045
// Max injected packet size including all wfb-headers.// Please note, that resulting data packet size depends from input UDP packet size// and FEC packet size is max of all UDP packet sizes in this block.// I.e. you can have WIFI_MTU=4045 but if you will not feed large UDP packets// then resulting radio packets will be small.// I've set it to 4045 to allow wfb_rx compatibility with custom wfb_tx builds that can// have maximum allowed mtu value, but I don't recommend to feed UDP packets// larger that 1448 bytes in production.// You can increase it if your card allow larger packets,// but this can lead to interoperability issues and/or kernel crashes.// Use values > 1500 with caution!// If you use non-default MTU then you need to configure proper MTU on WiFi cards manually// (but 8812au and 8812eu drivers set max mtu by default)// Also you may update radio_mtu in master.cfg - set it to not more than MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE// or see in output of wfb_tx (Radio MTU)// Experemental max allowed WIFI_MTU for: rtl8812au -- 4049, rtl8812eu -- 4045
Raspberry PI 3B ready to use image:
Changes:
Added support of 8812eu cards
Added support of cameras used libcamera protocol
Image notes:
This image was tested on RPI3b + Alfa AWUS036ACH + PI Camera. Use native ("thick") USB3 cable from this card. If you have issues with different HW setup then try to test this setup first before issuing bug report.
OSD will not work on RPI4 due to dropped OpenVG support.
If you use high-power cards like "taobao card" then you must use external high-current power supply and low-esr capacitor on the card. Don't power them from USB!
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Changes:
tc
infrastructure for wfb-ng traffic management. For example add different priority to different streams. See example inscripts/tc.sh
Bug fixes:
mirror
url (used for OSD) renamed toosd
to prevent conflict with boolmirror
option ( mirror packets via all cards for redundancy)Compatibility:
Radio protocol should be compatible with 23.08 if now tags added to session packets (default behavior for 24.08 but can change in future releases) and using MTU <= 1445
Supported WiFi harware:
Supported platforms:
WFB-ng should work on any linux based (little or big-endian) machines with usb port.
All builds are automatically tested on debian-11,12 and ubuntu-20.04, 22.04, 24.04 on following hardware platforms:
arm32v7
- debian and ubuntuarm64v8
- debian and ubuntuamd64
- debian and ubuntumips64le
- debians390x
- debianppc64le
- debianSee
.github/workflows
for referenceLarge packets note:
Raspberry PI 3B ready to use image:
Changes:
Image notes:
Telegram group: (wfb-ng support) https://t.me/wfb_ng
Please note, that it is only one official group.
This discussion was created from the release Release 24.08.
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