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First off, amazing code. Great to use and very easy to get going. Was wondering if this addition could be made.
Using a Bladerf 2.0 device to sniff BLE packets. Successfully able grab packet information such as advertising address, angle of arrival, time of arrival, etc. However, the RSSI recording seems to be missing from the packet information delivered to wireshark. I know that this can be hardware or even protocol dependent, but I believe that Bladerf has the capability to record these values. I am hoping to be able to record the RSSI from packets sent advertising and data channels.
I hope to use this value to approximate the location of a device. Please let me know if this is something that is possible to be added. Thanks!
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Hi yes, this is something I plan on adding in the near future. We already collect that info from our automatic gain control (AGC) blocks, so it's really just a matter of stuffing it in the correct place in the packet header.
Wow thank you! I'll see if I can get it going myself. If I do, I'll be sure to share my findings. Unfortunately, I am pretty new to packet sniffing but I will do my best.
First off, amazing code. Great to use and very easy to get going. Was wondering if this addition could be made.
Using a Bladerf 2.0 device to sniff BLE packets. Successfully able grab packet information such as advertising address, angle of arrival, time of arrival, etc. However, the RSSI recording seems to be missing from the packet information delivered to wireshark. I know that this can be hardware or even protocol dependent, but I believe that Bladerf has the capability to record these values. I am hoping to be able to record the RSSI from packets sent advertising and data channels.
I hope to use this value to approximate the location of a device. Please let me know if this is something that is possible to be added. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: