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#43 TempestSDR RTLSDR JAVA plugin Linux
Dear
I am having a problem modifying the JAVA code of tempestSDR to load the RTLSDR Plugins on Kali linux, as was done in the DragonOS version. I would like to understand how you managed to make Linux recognize RTLSDR by loading the TempestSDR plugin from DragonOS.
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Can you point me to the tempestSDR repo you're using. It's been awhile and I'll have to recall what I did. I honestly feel like the new tempestSDR i put in DragonOS FocalX added bladeRF support, but i think it's missing other SDR support. I'll check.
Oops sure! First of all, thanks for the quick response. The repository I used for TempestSDR is the following:
https://github.com/martinmarinov/TempestSDR
But the version that is on DragonOS (LINUX) already links my RTLSDR (Reference ExtIIO_2832.dll on Windows) here automatically when I select it from the file menu. So I would like to understand how the class was adapted to recognize the drivers for using RTLSDR on Linux. My intention is to run this hardware loading on linux so that I can customize TempestSDR here in Eclipse (JAVA) to better meet my needs, such as changing the video screen size, hiding some controls and so on. But this I have already been able to change in JAVA, but I am not able to load the drivers in Linux for RTLSDR as done in DragonOS. I understand that if I do the same implementation that you implemented in DragonOS, it will probably work on Kali Linux, and the Driver will load as well without problems.
I need to check, i am pretty sure i used this fork
https://github.com/deltj/TempestSDR
Very nice! I downloaded this version that you sent me the link, and it is the same version used on DragonOS. At least I think so!
Although I tried to compile from this version on Kali using Eclipse on JAVA, and I am still having some troubles with the SDR driver on Linux I believe that right now it is only question of enhance the studies on it to solve this problem.
Thank you so much for your help in this case!
If you look at the fork you linked to it appears it has no rtlsdr support.