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Open source firmware for fast deployment of meshnet nodes
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Turn IoT devices into decentralized network nodes.
Features
- Customizable firmware based on OpenWrt
- Turns your device to an Yggdrasil Network node
- Supports 802.11s wireless peer to peer connections (if there is hardware support)
- Wireguard and GRE tunneling
- L2TP/PPPoE/PPTP support
- 3G/LTE USB dongles support
- IPv6 brokers support
- Dynamic DNS client
Yggdrasil Network is a peer-to-peer IPv6 network with link-local peer discovery, automatic end-to-end encryption, distributed IP address allocation, and DHT-based routing information exchange.
Supported devices
This firmware can be installed on any device supported by OpenWrt with at least 16MB flash size and 64MB RAM.
Support for 802.11s wireless peer to peer connections depends on a wireless driver. Most up to date open source drivers work (ath9k, mt76).
Installation and usage
Search the OpenWrt website for detailed instructions for your device.
How to build
Install build dependencies:
sudo apt install build-essential libncurses5-dev libncursesw5-dev \
zlib1g-dev gawk git gettext libssl-dev xsltproc rsync wget unzip python
Run the build.sh
script with your parameters:
# Raspberry Pi 1
TARGET=bcm27xx SUBTARGET=bcm2708 PROFILE=rpi FILES="../files/rpi" ./build.sh
# Raspberry Pi 2
TARGET=bcm27xx SUBTARGET=bcm2709 PROFILE=rpi-2 FILES="../files/rpi" ./build.sh
# Raspberry Pi 3
TARGET=bcm27xx SUBTARGET=bcm2710 PROFILE=rpi-3 FILES="../files/rpi" ./build.sh
# Raspberry Pi 4
TARGET=bcm27xx SUBTARGET=bcm2711 PROFILE=rpi-4 FILES="../files/rpi" ./build.sh
If you want extra OpenWrt packages, specify them in the EXTRA_PACKAGES
parameter.
By default, images include custom files from the files/generic
directory. Customize that path with the FILES
parameter.
Disclaimer
This project is Free (as in freedom) Software based on the stable OpenWrt firmware release. Use at your own risk.