Gisle Vanem

You cannot use port 30002 or 30003 in a browser like Chrome. Since it wants to receive traffic on port 80. What are you trying to accomplish? *Edit:* on port...

You have to do what a `py -3 tools\SBS_client.py RAW-IN` does. When a `dump1090.exe --net` is running, you'll get: ``` Connecting to localhost:30002 Connected to localhost:30002 *8d478ecdf8230006004ab810b46d; *02618198228262; *8d48ae0258c38005ac9a324d4c7b; *8d48ae029915761a400410e42991;...

I just tried running `VirtualRadar.exe` while `dump1090.exe` was running. In Chrome it shows like this:  The VirtualRadar `Tools | Options...` dialogue should look like this:  Note: port 30002...

> Is this on current versions of tcpdump? Yes. From `git master` of yesterday.

Ok, very well. But what's the option in `tcpdump.exe` to reduce the CPU-load for this Intel I3 PC? AFAICS w/o this added `--blocking` option above, there is none.

> The question is "where is that CPU time going?" Indeed. I fail to see it's VS's line-buffering. But more testing with this `--blocking` options shows it's a bad idea;...

> I.e., was it using more CPU than it should on both machines, but was that less of an issue on the faster machine? Correct. If `tcpdump.exe` must show packets...

> v1.1.0 Really? Do you mean 1.2.x? I see the same since `tetra_demodulator.dll` wants to import ```c public: void __cdecl SinkManager::Stream::init(class dsp::stream * __ptr64, struct EventHandler * __ptr64,float) __ptr64 ```...

> I wonder why Nmap doesn't contain Winbox service probe? It would help if you explain what it is first.

I think you mean `/plugins/outputhackrf.dll`. It's part of the official install. Built via `/plugins/samplesink/hackrfoutput/CMakeLists.txt`.