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Hack to connect multiple Parrot AR Drone 2.0 and create a swarm
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| ## Hack to connect multiple Parrot AR Drones. | |
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| ## Instructions: | |
| ## 1. Connect to your AR Drone wifi network. | |
| ## 2. Open your terminal and do 'telnet 192.168.1.1' | |
| ## 3. Copy the script and replace DRONE_ID with the desired ID number (between 3-255). | |
| ## 4. Paste and run the script for every drone on the swarm. | |
| DRONE_ID=200 | |
| sed -i "s/PROBE=1/PROBE=${DRONE_ID}/" /bin/wifi_setup.sh | |
| sed -i "s/ssid_single_player.*/ssid_single_player = drone_swarm/" /data/config.ini | |
| sed -i "s/wifi_mode.*/wifi_mode = 1/" /data/config.ini | |
| /bin/wifi_setup.sh & |
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Dear sir,
I have used your code but unfortunately i assigned the value 300 to DRONE_ID. Then I reseted the drone manually. Although the older wifi SSID appears (ardrone2_002131), i cant connect my computer to that wifi. Do you have any idea of how could i solve that problem. Thanks for your time!