HyperModem

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HyperModem is a low-powered electronic device that connects computers to the global off-the-grid communication network.

This device effectively creates a mesh network node which utilizes every available communication medium, be it a local wireless connection, the Internet or anything else.

Features

Easy to install mesh node for the Yggdrasil Network
Enables access to the Yggdrasil Network for all LAN computers when connected to a regular SOHO router
If a wireless adapter is available, creates an open WiFi access point for wireless peering, isolated from the Internet
If the Internet connection works, automatically connects to the global overlay mesh
Highly customizable open source software based on Openwrt

HyperModem built with a Raspberry Pi, connected to a regular SOHO router:

HyperModem on a Raspberry Pi

HyperModem’s web interface:

popura luci

popura luci Radv settings

An Android phone connected to HyperModem:

wireless mesh

How to use

Download or build HyperModem image from source.
Install the image on your device.
Power on HyperModem device and connect it to your SOHO router (if you want).

Find HyperModem’s IPv4 address in a local network, for example 192.168.1.101. Alternatively, connect to a wireless network “HyperModem” and use 192.168.177.1.

Open this IP address in a web browser and login to the web interface.
Configure the root password

HyperModem is ready to use! Computers in your router’s LAN should now receive an IPv6 address from 300::/8 space and must be able to use the Yggdrasil Network.

Feel free to customize your HyperModem with additional hardware and software mods.

Images for Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi B/B+/CM/Zero/ZeroW: DOWNLOAD

Raspberry Pi 2B/3B/3B+/3CM: DOWNLOAD

Install to Raspberry Pi’s SD card /dev/sdX:

zcat filename.img.gz | sudo dd of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress

Source code

Packages on GitHub