Sure we can help you brother
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You can still download the `rns` package and flash it yourself.
The firmware is what makes it an RNode, rather than a prepackaged version
Giving it a read now. We have SIGFOX support at my company, but I haven't personally used it.
No problem, that is how I intend to use it anyways.
It also can peer over serial to a Reticulum node like that with the RNodeInterface type. So I can dual-use it like that if I wanted to.
Introducing Lark.
Lark is a Java port of HWI, a library used by many wallets to communicate over USB with with hardware wallets like nostr:npub19canpmsgykwumm43uxmp0l5sernavvnrf87mau9a6xnjfx6ajjhsh9qj29 , Ledger, Trezor, nostr:npub1tg779rlap8t4qm8lpgn89k7mr7pkxpaulupp0nq5faywr8h28llsj3cxmt and nostr:npub1jg552aulj07skd6e7y2hu0vl5g8nl5jvfw8jhn6jpjk0vjd0waksvl6n8n Jade.
HWI is a good example of the ‘single dependency’ situation in the famous xkcd comic. Until now, there has been no project like it.
However, with all the wealth stored on hardware wallets (especially those that can only communicate over USB) it's important to have multiple implementations. Lark represents the first complete reimplementation of all common USB HWW clients in a language other than Python.
Even though HWW manufacturers have used a dizzying array of different communication protocols and standards, Lark seeks to be identical to the HWI API, providing direct interchangeability and a more robust ecosystem.
All common commands are supported, and there is some additional functionality, such as retrieving a wallet registration from Ledger devices to avoid re-registration on every signing.
Lark is available as a command line application, and as a Java library for JVM-based applications. Hardware wallet manufacturers are invited to test their devices before it's integrated into Sparrow Wallet.
See https://github.com/sparrowwallet/larkapp for docs and binaries.
Now I feel like playing with this in Java :-)
Neat! You have it connected to your android with sideband over Bluetooth I presume?
I also recently have put in an order for some LillyGo devices. I will be flashing them with the RNode firmware when I have some time after they are delivered.
There are still a few core Reticulum things I want to finish up before I get to that. Once ready I will begin on that seperate-but-related adventure.
I will also go on to document it as usual and publish it when all done.
GM
And that "Bitcoin fixes this" 😂
It's two Raspberry Pis, not sure I understand the question.
Been spending the weekends putting together a multi-part series (which will eventually be turned into a blog post) on:
1️⃣ What Reticulum is?
2️⃣ The theory and concepts
3️⃣ How to practically set it up
Today I worked on linking of three Reticulum nodes together over serial. Many other interface types are supported but for the sake of simplicity I did this. And who doesn't like serial, it's simple and reliable! I then made the dark blue node a transport node, which basically means it will pass on destinations/routing information from its own information base and also partake in forwarding packets that it receives but of which are not addressed to it.
#reticulum #networking 