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# adacam Audit — Inconsistencies, Duplicates, and Gaps
**Date:** 2026-03-30
**Auditor:** Opus (deep audit sub-agent)
**Sources reviewed:** All workspace memory files, all daily notes (2026-03-01 through 2026-03-30), all docs/ files, BEE-CAMERA.md, bee-security-audit.md, bee-ssh-diagnostic-report.md, bee-tunnel-state.md, adacam-odc-redis-consumer-plan.md, hivemapper-audit-2026-03-14.md
**Gitea access:** Unavailable (SSH key not present at /root/.ssh/id_ed25519_unraid)
---
## 1. Inconsistencies
### 1.1 adacam-odc port number — CRITICAL
- **`adacam-master-audit.md`** (2026-03-29): Port 5000
`"Port: 5000 | adacam_odc.py | ODC API (HTTP)"`
- **`adacam-bug-report-2026-03-29.md`**: Port **5500** (explicitly noted as "not 5000")
`"adacam-odc.service | ✅ Running | API on port **5500** (not 5000)"`
- **`2026-03-26.md` daily note**: "adacam-odc: running port 5500, preview DISABLED"
- **`adacam-recovery-plan-2026-03-30.md`** (verify step 4): `curl -s http://localhost:5500/api/1/health`
- **`adacam-diagnostic-2026-03-29.md`**: Mentions `localhost:5500` in one place, `port 5000` in Flask description
- **`2026-03-24.md`**: Built adacam_odc.py "Flask on port 5000"
- **RESOLUTION:** Port was originally coded as 5000 but changed to **5500** at some point between initial deployment (Mar 24-25) and Mar 26. The **5500 is correct** (most recent live observations, recovery plan, bug report). The master audit is WRONG on this point. The reason for the port change is NOT documented anywhere.
---
### 1.2 Where detections are stored — multi-phase confusion
- **2026-03-22 morning (deep research Opus):** Detections are in `/data/recording/landmarks/*.json` files. SQLite has no landmarks table.
`"Critical: Detections NOT in SQLite. Detections flow: map-ai → Redis (ephemeral) → odc-api in-memory cache → REST API"`
- **2026-03-22 afternoon:** Corrected — detections ARE in `/data/recording/odc-api.db` SQLite table `landmarks`. `image_name` column points to `/data/recording/cached_observations/`.
- **2026-03-24 (adacam-odc build):** "Key finding: **map-ai writes directly to SQLite** — odc-api never touched landmark writes"
- **2026-03-26 (debug session):** "**map-ai does NOT write directly to SQLite on this firmware** — drove with odc-api dead, count frozen. odc-api IS the SQLite writer." Also notes GPS pipeline was dead at same time.
- **2026-03-29 (`adacam-pipeline-map.md`):** `StoreLandmarksNode` (inside map-ai) writes directly to SQLite. Root cause of frozen count = GPS logger disabled, NOT odc-api.
- **2026-03-29 (`adacam-master-audit.md`):** `StoreLandmarks.py` is called from map-ai pipeline → writes to `odc-api.db`.
- **RESOLUTION:** **map-ai's `StoreLandmarksNode` writes directly to SQLite** (`/data/recording/odc-api.db`, `landmarks` table). The 2026-03-26 "experiment" was confounded — the GPS logger (`hivemapper-data-logger`) was also dead at that time, which starves `LocateLandmarkNode` of GPS data → `StoreLandmarksNode` has nothing to write. The observation that "count froze when odc-api was dead" was a coincidence, not causation. odc-api does NOT write to the landmarks table.
---
### 1.3 bee-security-audit.md device identity — UNDOCUMENTED
- **`bee-security-audit.md`** (dated 2026-03-22): Serial `2P021849`, IMEI `351369652127410`, Firmware `20250903011853`
- **`adacam-master-audit.md`** (Truck Bee, confirmed): Serial `2P007435`, IMEI `351369652125828`, Firmware `20260309193836`
- **RESOLUTION:** The `bee-security-audit.md` is NOT the Truck Bee. Based on serial numbers and IMEI, it was either: (a) the Brick Bee (`dashcam-81B2B81681545109`) analyzed before it got bricked, OR (b) a different unit entirely. Firmware build date `20250903011853` is Sept 3, 2025 — pre-liberation, stock firmware. The Truck Bee's current firmware is `20260309193836` (March 9, 2026). This mismatch is **never documented anywhere in the workspace**. The security audit describes pre-liberation services (mitmproxy, beekeeper-plugin) which are now blocked/disabled on Truck Bee. The Brick Bee's device ID `dashcam-81B2B81681545109` ≠ the security audit's serial 2P021849 — the relationship between these identifiers is unclear.
---
### 1.4 sshd binding on Truck Bee — confusing evolution
- **`MEMORY.md`**: "adacam SSH only accessible on AP interface (192.168.0.10)"
- **`bee-tunnel-state.md`** (2026-03-11): "sshd.socket: active, listening on [::]:22 (dual-stack, accepts IPv4+IPv6)"
- **`2026-03-22.md`** (early): "sshd on Bee is socket-activated, binds ONLY to `192.168.0.10` (AP interface)"
- **`2026-03-22.md`** (later, after deep recon): "sshd.socket already listens on ALL interfaces (`ListenStream=22`, no IP binding)"
- **RESOLUTION:** sshd.socket listens on all interfaces at OS level. However, the Bee's client WiFi IP (192.168.0.155) is not reachable from home LAN — it's a private subnet the Bee advertises but returns traffic incorrectly due to the dual-subnet routing conflict. Effectively, SSH is only reliably accessible via the AP interface (192.168.0.10) or via a working tunnel. MEMORY.md is operationally correct even if technically incomplete.
---
### 1.5 hivemapper-data-logger: kill vs keep
- **2026-03-22 `KEEP/KILL` lists**: `hivemapper-data-logger` listed under **KILL** (thought to be phone-home telemetry)
- **2026-03-29 `adacam-pipeline-map.md`**: Confirmed root cause of zero detections — it was **disabled** (likely between Mar 22 and Mar 24) and is the GPS/IMU **backbone**. Re-enabled.
- **When it was disabled:** The daily notes say it was disabled "at some point on Mar 24" but there is NO entry in any daily note showing who disabled it or when. The 2026-03-22 kill list may have caused someone to disable it during an undocumented session. This is a **change log gap**.
- **RESOLUTION:** `hivemapper-data-logger.service` must STAY ENABLED. It reads GPS (`/dev/ttyS2`) and IMU (`/dev/spidev0.0`), publishes to Redis (`GNSSFusion30Hz`, `ImuFusion10Hz`). Without it, map-ai cannot geo-locate detections and writes nothing.
---
### 1.6 adacam-odc.service port in adacam-master-audit.md Listening Ports table
- The master audit's "Listening Ports" table shows port `5000` for adacam_odc.py
- But the same audit shows `adacam-odc.service` as active
- By March 26 (confirmed) the service runs on 5500
- **The master audit port table is outdated/wrong on this single point.**
---
### 1.7 wifi-client.service status — currently unknown
- **`2026-03-29.md`**: "wifi-client.service created + enabled" then "rollback still pending Opus diagnostic result"
- **`adacam-bug-report-2026-03-29.md`**: "The service file `/etc/systemd/system/bee-tunnel.service` no longer exists" but bee-tunnel is described separately from wifi-client
- **`adacam-recovery-plan-2026-03-30.md`** (Fix #1): wifi-client.service is the LIKELY ROOT CAUSE of hostapd being broken. Says to stop, disable, and remove it.
- **`2026-03-30.md` daily**: "Camera AP is broadcasting but rejecting WiFi connections ('connection failure') — full connection rejection, hostapd likely broken." Recovery plan Fix #1 = remove wifi-client.service.
- **RESOLUTION:** wifi-client.service was created during the 2026-03-29 session as a HARD RULE violation (made without Cobb's approval). It is believed to still be present on the device and is the likely cause of the current hostapd breakage. Status: **UNREMOVED** as of time of camera going offline (2026-03-30 ~09:52 PDT). This needs to be the FIRST fix applied when camera access is restored.
---
### 1.8 resolv.conf state — uncertain
- **`2026-03-29.md`**: "Reverted the resolv.conf symlink in session" (restored symlink to systemd-resolved)
- **`adacam-diagnostic-2026-03-29.md`**: DNS broken because systemd-resolved has no link-specific DNS config
- **`adacam-bug-report-2026-03-29.md`**: DNS resolution confirmed broken
- **RESOLUTION:** The resolv.conf symlink was restored (good), but the UNDERLYING DNS issue (systemd-resolved not resolving) is still present. DNS fix (DNS=8.8.8.8 in systemd-resolved config) was proposed but NOT applied (requires Cobb approval). This is an open issue.
---
### 1.9 WiFi routing fix — applied but not persisted
- **`2026-03-30.md`**: "Applied routing fix to the camera (4 `ip route`/`ip rule` commands) — these were runtime only, NOT persisted. Power cycle clears them."
- Camera was subsequently power-cycled and the routing fix is now GONE.
- **`adacam-recovery-plan-2026-03-30.md`**: Says to add fix to `/data/persist/install.sh` for persistence.
- **RESOLUTION:** The routing fix was applied once, then lost on power cycle. Not persisted. Needs to be reapplied AND added to install.sh.
---
### 1.10 BEE-CAMERA.md describes stock firmware (stale document)
- `BEE-CAMERA.md` (dated 2026-03-13) describes stock Hivemapper firmware services (odc-api Node.js, camera-bridge, preview mode through camera-bridge restart, etc.)
- Current Truck Bee has NONE of this — odc-api is dead, camera-bridge is disabled in adacam-odc code, adacam-odc is the service
- The document is valuable as a hardware/technical reference but misleading if read as current state
- **Action:** Should be prefaced with a "HISTORICAL — stock firmware only" note
---
### 1.11 adacam_odc.py port 9001 conflict (now resolved but underdocumented)
- **2026-03-26**: "Port conflict theory: datalogger HTTP default :9001, camera-bridge was on :9001 — likely crashed datalogger at some point."
- `adacam_odc.py` camera bridge changed 9001→9002 (commit `bd0c4cff008c`), then camera bridge code disabled entirely (commit `76b177a8e0e8`)
- This is the plausible reason `hivemapper-data-logger` was crashing — it binds to `:9001` and camera-bridge was fighting it
- This causal chain is NOT documented anywhere as the confirmed cause of the GPS logger crash
---
## 2. Duplicates
The following files cover substantially the same ground and should be consolidated:
| File | Coverage | Notes |
|------|----------|-------|
| `adacam-master-audit.md` | Comprehensive device state (2026-03-29) | Most detailed current-state doc |
| `adacam-project-state.md` (previous version) | Device state | Prior Opus-written summary |
| `adacam-pipeline-map.md` | Detection pipeline + root cause | GPS logger root cause focus |
| `adacam-diagnostic-2026-03-29.md` | DNS diagnostic | DNS focus, largely covered by bug report |
| `adacam-sitrep.md` | Summary status (2026-03-29) | Short summary of bug report |
| `adacam-bug-report-2026-03-29.md` | Comprehensive issue list | Best structured issue tracker |
| `BEE-CAMERA.md` | Hardware/firmware reference | Only useful for HW technical depth; stock firmware description |
| `bee-security-audit.md` | Security analysis (stock firmware) | Pre-liberation, different device (2P021849) |
| `docs/ADAMAPS-MASTER-REPORT-FINAL.md` | March 22 synthesis | Superseded; Rackham primary/Lucy backup is correct |
| `docs/ADAMAPS-MASTER-REPORT.md` | March 22 synthesis | Older, superseded |
| `docs/ADAMAPS-MASTER-REPORT-EXPANDED.md` | Expanded synthesis | Also March 22 era, superseded |
| `2026-03-22.md` daily | Session log | Contains all historical pipeline discoveries |
| `2026-03-29.md` daily | Session log | Contains most comprehensive current-state summary |
**Recommendation:** `adacam-project-state.md` (this audit's output) is the single source of truth going forward. All others are source material.
---
## 3. Missing Information
### 3.1 Why/when hivemapper-data-logger was disabled
- We know it was disabled "at some point on Mar 24"
- No session note records explicitly disabling it
- Likely: the 2026-03-22 kill list led someone to disable it, but no log entry exists
- This is a **change log gap**
### 3.2 Port change from 5000 to 5500 in adacam-odc
- Code was originally written to bind port 5000
- By 2026-03-26 it was running on 5500
- No commit or note explains why the port changed
- The Gitea commit `bd0c4cff008c` changed camera bridge from 9001→9002, `76b177a8e0e8` disabled camera bridge — neither changes the Flask port
### 3.3 wifi-client.service content
- The service file was created during the 2026-03-29 session
- The exact content of `/etc/systemd/system/wifi-client.service` is NOT recorded anywhere
- The recovery plan notes it may be "running wpa_supplicant or ip commands against wlp1s0f0" — but this is speculation
- **Impact:** Without knowing exact content, it's harder to confirm it's the hostapd culprit
### 3.4 Original /etc/systemd/wifi-client.service (pre-our-version)
- Recovery plan (2026-03-30) says "check if wifi-client.service is enabled" implying it might have been a PRE-EXISTING service on the device
- There is no record of what the original service file contained before we created a new one
- This distinction matters for recovery
### 3.5 Wigle/config API (mentioned 2026-03-24)
- "Cobb mentioned a Bee-side custom API — Something related to Wigle and other configs on the Bee"
- Never investigated or documented
- Unknown if this still exists, what it does, or what endpoints/port it uses
### 3.6 Brick Bee (Device 2) device identity
- SSID: `dashcam-81B2B81681545109`
- Serial number: unclear — `bee-security-audit.md` has 2P021849 but that file's relationship to Device 2 is unconfirmed
- Assembly UUID: unknown
- IMEI of Device 2: unknown (may be 351369652127410 from security audit)
- Current firmware version: unknown
- Physical location: **unknown** — 2026-03-22 notes show it was at "home" for recovery attempts; current location not stated
### 3.7 UART pad locations on Hivemapper Bee PCB
- Recovery plan mentions UART as path #6 for SSH recovery
- `bee-ssh-diagnostic-report.md` says "Physical pins at 0x20180000"
- `2026-03-22.md` says "UART access to U-Boot would let us modify env-main (p2)"
- But no actual pad/pin locations on the physical Bee PCB are documented
- "Research the Hivemapper Bee teardown community" = deferred, never done
### 3.8 adamaps-persist.service / install.sh current content
- The service runs `/data/persist/install.sh` at boot
- It was updated during 2026-03-29 cleanup to remove bee-tunnel/bee-collector references
- But the exact CURRENT content of `install.sh` is not re-recorded anywhere post-cleanup
- The recovery plan mentions it will install SSH key, mask mender, block hosts — but the new exact content is unknown
### 3.9 /data/persist/install.sh — does it still run correctly?
- 2026-03-29 notes: adamaps-persist.service "failed at boot" due to RTC sync timing issue
- 2026-03-30 notes: Still failing, "pam_nologin" persisting suggests possible boot hang
- Whether install.sh is executing properly is unknown
### 3.10 GPS device path ambiguity
- 2026-03-26 notes: "GPS on `/dev/ttyS2` per `prepare-gps.sh`. Also `/dev/ttyUSB0-4` present from LTE modem — GPS may actually be on one of those."
- master-audit.md confirms: "GPS: u-blox @ /dev/ttyS2"
- datalogger default path was `/dev/ttyAMA1` (doesn't exist) — but `prepare-gps.sh` sets it to ttyS2
- **RESOLUTION (mostly):** GPS IS on `/dev/ttyS2` per prepare-gps.sh. But the exact invocation of datalogger with ttyS2 is unclear.
---
## 4. Stale / Outdated Documents
| Document | Issue | Recommended Action |
|----------|-------|-------------------|
| `bee-tunnel-state.md` | Last updated 2026-03-11. bee-tunnel.service was REMOVED from device on 2026-03-29. Now describes a non-existent service. | Archive or mark OBSOLETE |
| `BEE-CAMERA.md` | Describes stock Hivemapper firmware stack (odc-api, camera-bridge, preview via camera-bridge, etc.). Device no longer runs any of this. | Add "HISTORICAL — stock firmware" header |
| `bee-security-audit.md` | Describes pre-liberation stock firmware (beekeeper-plugin enabled, mitmproxy running, mender-client running). These are all blocked/masked on current device. Also describes a different device (2P021849, not 2P007435). | Add clear "PRE-LIBERATION, Device 2P021849" header |
| `adacam-sitrep.md` | Snapshot from 2026-03-29 16:55 PDT — superseded by master audit and bug report | Archive |
| `adacam-odc-redis-consumer-plan.md` | Plan to add Redis BLPOP consumer to adacam-odc. This plan was superseded by the finding that map-ai writes directly to SQLite, making Redis IPC unnecessary. MEMORY.md confirms "Redis = only MAP_AI_READY health flag. No detection IPC to replicate." | Archive as SUPERSEDED — redis consumer not needed |
| `docs/hivemapper-bee-technical-architecture.md` | Research doc from 2026-03-22 describing stock firmware architecture | Tag as "stock firmware reference" |
| `docs/ADAMAPS-MASTER-REPORT.md` / `FINAL.md` / `EXPANDED.md` | All from 2026-03-22 era, pre-liberation, superseded by master audit | Archive |
| Early `adacam-forwarder-v2.py` (in adamaps repo, Gitea) | Superseded by adacam-odc integrated forwarder | Note as deprecated |
---
## 5. Change Log Gaps
Events that happened but are not captured with timestamps/authors in any change log:
| Date | Event | Gap |
|------|-------|-----|
| ~2026-03-22 to Mar 24 | `hivemapper-data-logger.service` disabled | No session note records who disabled it or when. The 2026-03-22 kill list recommended killing it, but no execution log exists. |
| 2026-03-24 to 2026-03-26 | `adacam-odc.service` port changed from 5000 to 5500 | No commit note, no daily note records this change |
| 2026-03-25 (inferred) | `odc-api.service` killed (finally) | Daily note says "odc-api killed" with kill command documented, but commit history unclear |
| 2026-03-29 session | `wifi-client.service` created and enabled | Documented as happening, but the exact service file content is not recorded |
| 2026-03-29 (attempted) | resolv.conf overwritten, then partially reverted | Documented but rollback completion uncertain |
| 2026-03-30 morning | WiFi routing fix applied (4 ip commands) | Applied by Opus agent per daily note, but not in any change log. Lost on power cycle. |
| 2026-03-30 | wpa_supplicant run directly on Pi wlan0 | Documented in daily note — but this is what corrupted Pi WiFi driver, not the camera |
---
## 6. Contradictions Between Gitea Docs and Workspace Memory
Since Gitea is inaccessible from this environment (SSH key missing), this section is based on cross-referencing what the daily notes describe being committed vs. what current state docs say.
### 6.1 Gitea docs/RECON.md
- Committed 2026-03-29 per daily notes
- "Schema, architecture, pipeline — any agent reads this first now"
- This file's content is not in workspace; may duplicate parts of adacam-master-audit.md
- **Cannot verify without Gitea access**
### 6.2 Gitea docs/MASTER-AUDIT-2026-03-29.md
- Committed 2026-03-29 (commit `a8289028`)
- Mirror of `memory/adacam-master-audit.md`
- The port 5000 error in the master audit is ALSO in Gitea at this commit
### 6.3 adacam_odc.py (Gitea services/adacam-odc/)
- Last known commit chain: multiple commits through 2026-03-26
- Port may be 5500 in code (commit not explicitly recorded as port change)
- Camera bridge code disabled per commit `76b177a8e0e8`
- USB tethering monitor fully implemented per commit `1f1694f01c5c` (2026-03-25)
- Cannot confirm latest commit state without Gitea access
---
## 7. Summary Matrix
| Category | Count | Severity |
|----------|-------|---------|
| Port number (5000 vs 5500) | 1 | High — affects all API calls |
| Detection write path confusion | 1 | Resolved in this audit |
| bee-security-audit device mismatch | 1 | Medium — affects Device 2 identity |
| wifi-client.service unknown state | 1 | Critical — likely causing current hostapd break |
| Routing fix not persisted | 1 | High — lost on power cycle |
| hivemapper-data-logger disable/re-enable gap | 1 | Medium — change log gap |
| Stale documents | 6 | Low-Medium |
| Missing info items | 10 | Various |
| Change log gaps | 7 | Medium |
---
## 8. adacam ↔ ADAMaps Interface Inconsistencies
This section documents inconsistencies, gaps, and contradictions between what adacam-odc is documented to do and what the ADAMaps API expects, plus internal ADAMaps documentation inconsistencies.
---
### 8.1 Detection payload field names: mismatch between sender and receiver
**adacam-odc sends (from codebase audit 2026-03-23, v1 forwarder):**
```python
{
'id': str(row['id']), # camera's local SQLite ID
'ts': int(row['ts']),
'lat': float(row['lat']),
'lon': float(row['lon']),
'class_label': row['class_label'],
'overall_confidence': float(row['confidence']),
'device_id': config['device_id'],
}
```
**ADAMaps DB stores:**
- `sign_type` (not `class_label`)
- `confidence` (not `overall_confidence`)
- `detected_at` (derived from `ts`)
**RESOLUTION:** The ADAMaps `/api/ingest` endpoint maps `class_label` → `sign_type` and `overall_confidence` → `confidence` internally. This IS handled, but it's an implicit contract that's not documented anywhere. If anyone changes either side without updating the other, silent data loss occurs.
---
### 8.2 Extended fields: ADAMaps DB has columns that adacam-odc may not send
**ADAMaps `detections` table has (after migration 004, 2026-03-24):**
`cam_lat`, `cam_lon`, `cam_heading`, `azimuth`, `attributes` JSONB, `map_feature_id`, `bbox_x1/y1/x2/y2`
**adacam-odc SQLite source table HAS all of these** (confirmed from odc-api.db schema):
`cam_lat`, `cam_lon`, `cam_heading`, `azimuth`, `attributes`, `x1/y1/x2/y2`
**Whether adacam-odc's forwarder ACTUALLY sends them: UNKNOWN.**
- `adamaps/bee/adacam-forwarder.py` (the OLD standalone forwarder) had extended fields added in commit referenced in MEMORY.md 2026-03-24
- But that old forwarder was SUPERSEDED by adacam-odc's integrated Thread 2
- Whether Thread 2 in adacam-odc sends extended fields is not documented explicitly
- The 2026-03-22 `adacam-codebase-audit-2026-03-23.md` audit flags this as a gap and recommends adding them
- **Impact:** Cropping endpoint `/api/images/{filename}?crop={sign_id}` only works if bbox coords reach ADAMaps. Phase 2 speed sign optimization only works if `attributes` JSON is forwarded. Currently likely missing both.
---
### 8.3 Image upload: `detection_id` linkage is ambiguous
**adacam-odc image upload flow:**
1. Ingest detections → POST `/api/ingest` → response: `{"inserted": N, "device_id": "..."}`
2. Upload image → POST `/api/images` with `detection_id` field
**The problem:** The ingest response does NOT return the ADAMaps-assigned sequential IDs (1 to 14523 range). The forwarder uses the camera's LOCAL SQLite ID (e.g., `229787`) as the `detection_id` in the image upload.
ADAMaps's `/api/images` route must then look up the detection by `raw_json->>'id'` = `"229787"`, NOT by `detections.id`. Whether the current `app.py` does this correctly is **undocumented** in workspace files. If it matches by `detections.id` (sequential), all 2,941 uploaded images are pointing to wrong detection records.
**What is documented:** 2026-03-22 notes state "4285 detections with images linked" — suggesting the linkage WAS working. But the exact matching logic in `app.py` is not described in any workspace file.
---
### 8.4 docs/ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md is comprehensively outdated (2026-03-22)
This file is in `/root/.openclaw/workspace/docs/ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md`. Almost every section is wrong:
| Field | ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md says | Actual (2026-03-30) |
|-------|--------------------------|---------------------|
| On-device service | `adacam-api.service` on port 5000 | `adacam-odc.service` on port 5500 |
| On-device data path | `/data/adacam/adacam.db` | `/data/recording/odc-api.db` |
| VPN type | WireGuard | **OpenVPN** |
| DB location | Lucy (Postgres via VPN) | Rackham (primary), Lucy (replica) |
| Agent auth | `X-Agent-Wallet: addr1...` header | Ed25519 crypto auth, API key |
| Agent DB table | `agent_stats` | `agent_registry` |
| On-device persistence service | `bee-tunnel.service` | Removed (2026-03-29) |
| Forwarder | Separate `adacam-forwarder.py` | Merged into `adacam-odc.py` Thread 2 |
| Detection data source | `/data/adacam/adacam.db` | `/data/recording/odc-api.db` `landmarks` table |
| AGENT_API_LIVE | False (code ready, not live) | **True** (flipped 2026-03-23) |
| ADAMaps stats | No data | 14,523 detections, 1,833 signs, 108 verified |
**Recommended action:** Delete or archive this file. The authoritative current state is in `memory/adacam-project-state.md` (this audit's output).
---
### 8.5 VPN type: WireGuard vs OpenVPN — confirmed in multiple places
- **`docs/ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md`**: WireGuard, `Bee → 192.168.254.x` VPN IP
- **`2026-03-22.md`** (Cobb correction, v3.0 report): "VPN: OpenVPN (not WireGuard). Server: Lucy (Docker container). Client: Rackham (native)"
- **`docs/ADAMAPS-MASTER-REPORT-FINAL.md`**: Corrected VPN section
- **RESOLUTION:** **OpenVPN is correct.** The Bee does NOT have a VPN connection to Lucy/Rackham. VPN is only between Lucy and Rackham. Bee connects to ADAMaps only via adacam-odc forwarder over public internet.
---
### 8.6 API container port inconsistency
- `docs/ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md`: "Port 5001 (internal), reverse-proxied via ISPConfig to `api.adamaps.org`"
- `adamaps-docs-update-2026-03-30.md`: Docker-compose maps `"127.0.0.1:5001:5000"` — container internal port 5000, external 5001
- **RESOLUTION:** Both are consistent: Flask runs on 5000 inside the container, Apache proxies external 5001 → container. No conflict, just needs to be read correctly.
---
### 8.7 odc-api detection write path: three conflicting answers
This is the most complex inconsistency and affects the fundamental architecture understanding. **Completely new dimension found in this extended audit** that the prior adacam-only audit partially resolved:
| Date | Source | Claim |
|------|--------|-------|
| 2026-03-22 (morning) | Pipeline research | Detections NOT in SQLite — in JSON files + Redis ephemeral |
| 2026-03-22 (afternoon) | Live recon | Detections ARE in odc-api.db SQLite landmarks table |
| 2026-03-24 | odc-api source audit | **map-ai writes directly to SQLite** — odc-api never touched landmark writes |
| 2026-03-25 | Drive session observation | 1,763 new detections captured (while odc-api was being killed) |
| 2026-03-26 | Runtime observation | **odc-api IS needed** — masking it stopped new landmark writes (Redis consumer theory) |
| 2026-03-26 | adacam-odc-redis-consumer-plan.md | Plan to build Redis consumer in adacam-odc to replace odc-api |
| 2026-03-26 | map-ai.py source | EXTERNAL_MODEL queues ONLY active when `isHerePluginEnabled` — always 0 with here-plugin disabled |
| 2026-03-29 | Master audit + pipeline map | Root cause of frozen count = hivemapper-data-logger disabled (GPS dead), NOT odc-api |
**RESOLUTION (authoritative, based on source code and final root cause analysis):**
1. `map-ai.py`'s `StoreLandmarksNode` writes directly to SQLite at `/data/recording/odc-api.db`
2. Redis `EXTERNAL_MODEL_OUTPUT_QUEUE` is used ONLY by the `ExternalModelsRouterNode`, which runs ONLY when `isHerePluginEnabled or isTest`. With here-plugin disabled, these queues are always 0.
3. odc-api has a TypeORM Redis consumer but it's dormant when here-plugin is disabled
4. The 2026-03-26 "masking odc-api broke detection pipeline" was a mis-attribution — the real cause was GPS logger being disabled
5. **adacam-odc-redis-consumer-plan.md is SUPERSEDED** — the Redis consumer it proposes would consume an always-empty queue
---
### 8.8 `api/app.py` vs `app.py` — duplicate file in adamaps repo (RESOLVED)
- `adacam-codebase-audit-2026-03-23.md`: "api/ - (Duplicate? Check if this is the live one)"
- `adamaps-docs-update-2026-03-30.md`: "api/app.py differs but is NOT deployed (legacy file, docker-compose service not running)"
- **RESOLUTION:** Main `/opt/adamaps/app.py` is the live service. `api/app.py` is a legacy/development copy. Not a problem operationally but should be removed from the repo to avoid confusion.
---
### 8.9 ADAMaps detection count frozen at 14,523 since March 25
- **Live stats (2026-03-29 audit):** 14,523 detections, same count noted in project-status.md
- **Root cause:** WiFi routing conflict blocks camera's internet access → adacam-odc forwarder can't reach `api.adamaps.org` → no new uploads since ~Mar 23-25
- **Not documented anywhere in ADAMaps-side docs** — looks like a live system at full operation, but data collection has been frozen for 5+ days as of Mar 30
- map-ai has continued writing detections to camera SQLite (last seen Mar 24); these detections exist on camera but haven't been forwarded
---
### 8.10 adacam-api repo: exists but was never archived
- `adacam-cross-verify-2026-03-24.md`: "Archive adacam-api repo on Gitea" (pending)
- `docs/ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md`: Describes adacam-api as an active service
- No workspace file confirms archiving was completed
- The repo `Sulkta-Coop/adacam-api` likely still exists on Gitea as an active-looking repo
- **Impact:** Future agents might read ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md, see adacam-api described, try to deploy or reference it, and conflict with the deployed adacam-odc
---
### 8.11 WiGLE integration: in adacam-api but status in adacam-odc unknown
- `adacam-api` had 4 WiGLE endpoints + separate `wigle.db` SQLite
- `adacam-cross-verify-2026-03-24.md` (deploy notes): "WiFi/SSH/config/pairing endpoints merged from adacam-api"
- But no explicit confirmation that WiGLE routes were included in the merge
- WiGLE data never flows to ADAMaps — it uploads to WiGLE.net separately
- **Gap:** Whether adacam-odc currently has `/api/1/wigle/*` endpoints is unknown
---
### 8.12 Honeypot canaries in ADAMaps DB — not in adacam forwarder
**From 2026-03-22 session notes:**
5 canary detections planted in ADAMaps DB (IDs 12256–12260, device `honeypot-canary`) at fictional coordinates. These are for detecting data scraping/theft.
**Not documented in any adacam-side file.** Only in the 2026-03-22 daily note.
**Impact:** Any query against ADAMaps data that returns `device_id=honeypot-canary` is an alert trigger. adacam-odc does not interact with these (camera device ID is `fvhL2I-iCT`). No action needed, but the canaries should be noted.
---
## 9. Updated Summary Matrix
| Category | Count | Severity |
|----------|-------|---------|
| Port number (5000 vs 5500) | 1 | High |
| Detection write path confusion | 1 | Resolved in this audit |
| bee-security-audit device mismatch | 1 | Medium |
| wifi-client.service unknown state | 1 | Critical |
| Routing fix not persisted | 1 | High |
| hivemapper-data-logger disable/re-enable gap | 1 | Medium |
| odc-api Redis consumer theory (SUPERSEDED) | 1 | Resolved |
| Extended fields not forwarded (cam_heading, attributes, bbox) | 1 | High — crops broken, Phase 2 partially manual |
| image detection_id linkage ambiguity | 1 | Medium — may be causing image-detection mismatches |
| docs/ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md completely outdated | 1 | High — will mislead future agents |
| VPN type documented wrong | 1 | Low (now resolved) |
| api/app.py legacy duplicate | 1 | Low |
| Detection count frozen at 14,523 (not documented) | 1 | Info |
| adacam-api repo not archived | 1 | Low |
| WiGLE routes in adacam-odc unknown | 1 | Low |
| adacam-odc-redis-consumer-plan superseded | 1 | Medium — plan should be archived |
| Stale documents | 7 | Low-Medium |
| Missing info items | 10 | Various |
| Change log gaps | 7 | Medium |
---
*Audit complete. See adacam-project-state.md for the consolidated authoritative state document.*
---
## GITEA AUDIT — 2026-03-30
**Auditor:** Opus (Gitea audit sub-agent, methodical senior engineer mode)
**Date:** 2026-03-30
**Method:** Gitea HTTP API (`http://192.168.0.5:3001`) — curl/Python, no SSH
**Repos examined:**
- `Sulkta-Coop/adacam` (primary) — all files read
- `Sulkta-Coop/adamaps` (primary) — forwarder, ingest API, bee/ dir read
- `Sulkta-Coop/adacam-api` — metadata only (confirmed archived)
---
### G1 — PORT NUMBER — CRITICAL RESOLUTION
**Finding:** The Gitea repo contains **two conflicting statements** about the port:
| Document | Committed | Says |
|----------|-----------|------|
| `services/adacam-odc/adacam_odc.py` (line: `PORT = int(os.environ.get("PORT", 5000))`) | Always | Default 5000 |
| `services/adacam-odc/adacam-odc.service` (`Environment=PORT=5000`) | Always | 5000 |
| `docs/RECON.md` (commit 91d26e436e, 2026-03-29 17:06) | 2026-03-29 | 5000. Explicitly: "Does not use port 5500 (that was a wrong guess — ignore it)" |
| `docs/ADAMAPS-STATUS-REPORT-2026-03-26.md` (commit 4d7154fd, 2026-03-26) | 2026-03-26 | **5500**. Explicitly: "adacam-odc is deployed and running on **port 5500**. odc-api is unmasked and running on port 5000 (still needed for detection pipeline)" and in Milestones: "odc-api permanently moved to port 5000, adacam-odc on 5500" |
**The RECON.md (newer commit, same day as the master audit) is internally inconsistent with the 2026-03-26 status report that is also in the same Gitea repo.** The RECON.md was evidently written based on the *committed code* (PORT=5000 default), not based on live observation of the running device.
**Verdict:** The device is running on **PORT=5500**. The service on the device has been modified to use `PORT=5500` (either in the service file on /data partition, or the environment variable is overridden). The committed Gitea service file shows PORT=5000 but this was never deployed — or was overridden on the device.
**The RECON.md statement "5500 was a wrong guess" is INCORRECT.** The 2026-03-26 status report explicitly documents the intentional change to 5500 as a completed milestone. RECON.md was written from committed code without checking the running device.
**Action required:**
1. Update `services/adacam-odc/adacam-odc.service` in Gitea to `Environment=PORT=5500`
2. Remove the incorrect note from `docs/RECON.md`
3. Workspace project-state.md port field is CORRECT (5500) — no change needed there
---
### G2 — data/persist/install.sh — NOT IN GITEA
**Finding:** The file `/data/persist/install.sh` is **NOT committed to the Gitea repo** at all. It does not appear in the git tree. It exists only on the device.
The `docs/MASTER-AUDIT-2026-03-29.md` (committed at 18:05 on 2026-03-29) documents the OLD install.sh content in section 11 under "Key Source Files":
> `/data/persist/install.sh` — Persistence mechanism: Runs at boot from /data partition. Installs SSH keys. **Creates bee-tunnel service.** Blocks Mender/Hivemapper/HERE.
This is the **pre-cleanup version** (bee-tunnel was removed later in the same session, ~evening of 2026-03-29). The MASTER-AUDIT was committed at 18:05, before the bee-tunnel removal. So the Gitea document is now outdated for install.sh.
**Appendix A of MASTER-AUDIT** also lists `bee-tunnel.service` as "restart" (Auto-restarting, exit code 255) and `bee-collector.service` as "dead" — these reflect state BEFORE they were removed.
**Current install.sh state:** Unknown without device access. Per workspace project-state.md, it was updated on 2026-03-29 to remove bee-tunnel/bee-collector references. The WiFi routing fix is **NOT in install.sh** (as of 2026-03-30; it was applied runtime-only and lost on power cycle — open TODO).
**Action required:** Once camera access is restored:
1. Verify current `/data/persist/install.sh` content
2. Add WiFi routing fix (4 ip rule commands) to install.sh
3. Commit the current install.sh to Gitea for version tracking
---
### G3 — ADAMaps INGEST API — FULLY CONFIRMED
**Finding:** Gitea code (both `adacam_odc.py` forwarder and `adamaps/app.py` ingest handler) fully confirms the API contract:
**Endpoint:** `POST https://api.adamaps.org/api/ingest`
**Auth:** Header `X-AdaMaps-Key: adamaps-ingest-2026`
**Payload format:**
```json
{
"device_id": "fvhL2I-iCT",
"detections": [
{
"id": "229787",
"ts": 1742950000000,
"lat": 33.8677,
"lon": -118.3776,
"class_label": "regulatory-speed-sign",
"overall_confidence": 0.847,
"device_id": "fvhL2I-iCT",
"bbox_x1": 120.0, "bbox_y1": 80.0, "bbox_x2": 240.0, "bbox_y2": 180.0,
"cam_lat": 33.8678, "cam_lon": -118.3777, "cam_heading": 109.0,
"azimuth": 45.0, "map_feature_id": 12345,
"width": 120.0, "height": 100.0,
"speed_label": 25, "speed_label_conf": 0.99,
"attributes": {"speed_label": 25, "speed_label_conf": 0.99}
}
]
}
```
**All optional fields (bbox, cam_heading, azimuth, attributes, speed_label) ARE forwarded** when non-null — confirmed in `fetch_new_detections_for_forwarding()` query and the detection dict-building loop. Workspace section 13.3 marks these as "Unknown" — this is **INCORRECT**.
**Config key name inconsistency:** The code uses `config["adamaps_key"]` and `config["adamaps_api"]`. Workspace section 6 shows old config format with `"api_key"` and `"api_url"`. In practice this is non-breaking (code falls back to hardcoded defaults `"adamaps-ingest-2026"` and `"https://api.adamaps.org"`), but the documentation in project-state.md section 6 is wrong.
---
### G4 — IMAGE-DETECTION LINKAGE — RESOLVED
**Finding:** `adamaps/app.py` at line 1066:
```python
cur.execute("""
UPDATE detections SET image_path = %s
WHERE device_id = %s AND raw_json->>'id' = %s
""", (image_url, device_id, str(detection_id)))
```
The image upload endpoint matches by `raw_json->>'id'` (the camera's local SQLite ID sent as `detection_id` in the image upload form). This WORKS because adacam-odc stores the original SQLite id in the `raw_json` JSONB column when the detection is ingested.
**Workspace audit item 8.3 ("image detection_id linkage ambiguity") is RESOLVED — the linkage IS correct and working.** The 2,941 successfully linked images confirm this.
---
### G5 — BRICKED BEE INFO — ALL KNOWN DATA CONFIRMED, NO NEW DATA
**Gitea `docs/BRICK-BEE-RECOVERY-RESEARCH.md` (last updated 2026-03-22) contains:**
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| SSID | `dashcam-81B2B81681545109` |
| What happened | `liberate.sh v0.3` ran, wrote `PasswordAuthentication no` to `/data/overlay/current/ssh/sshd_config` BEFORE writing SSH keys → locked out |
| Recovery attempts | v1-v8, all failed. Mender cannot touch `/data` partition |
| Next planned step | UART serial console (Cobb finding screwdrivers), OR wipe overlay via artifact |
| Serial/IMEI | **NOT documented in any Gitea file** |
| Physical location | Not stated (was at home during recovery attempts) |
**No serial number or IMEI for the Brick Bee exists in any Gitea document.** The workspace project-state.md serial `2P021849` and IMEI `351369652127410` (from `bee-security-audit.md`, marked "unconfirmed") are the only available identifiers — this Gitea audit does NOT confirm or deny them. They remain "unconfirmed" in workspace docs.
**MASTER-AUDIT-2026-03-29.md** adds nothing new about the Brick Bee beyond confirming Device 1 (Truck Bee) serial `2P007435`.
---
### G6 — adacam-api REPO — ARCHIVED (OPEN TODO IS STALE)
**Finding:** `Sulkta-Coop/adacam-api` has `archived: True`, last updated 2026-03-14.
**Workspace project-state.md section 13.11 P3 item:** "adacam-api Gitea repo not archived" is **ALREADY DONE**. Close this todo.
---
### G7 — INTERNAL GITEA INCONSISTENCY: RECON.md vs STATUS-REPORT-2026-03-26.md
Both documents are committed to `Sulkta-Coop/adacam` but **directly contradict each other on the port**:
- `docs/ADAMAPS-STATUS-REPORT-2026-03-26.md`: "adacam-odc on 5500" (Milestone: completed)
- `docs/RECON.md` (committed later on same day 2026-03-29): "Port: 5000. Does not use port 5500."
The RECON.md explicitly refutes what the 2026-03-26 status report documented as a completed intentional change. This creates confusion for any future agent reading Gitea. **RECON.md needs correction.**
---
### G8 — EXTENDED FIELDS STATUS — WORKSPACE SECTION 13.3 IS WRONG
**Finding:** Gitea `services/adacam-odc/adacam_odc.py` forwarder code at lines ~850-940 clearly shows ALL extended fields are forwarded when present:
| Field | Workspace says | Gitea confirms |
|-------|---------------|----------------|
| `bbox_x1/y1/x2/y2` | Unknown | ✅ Forwarded if non-null |
| `cam_lat`, `cam_lon` | Unknown | ✅ Forwarded if non-null |
| `cam_heading` | Unknown | ✅ Forwarded if non-null |
| `azimuth` | Unknown | ✅ Forwarded if non-null |
| `map_feature_id` | Unknown | ✅ Forwarded if non-null |
| `attributes` (JSONB) | Unknown | ✅ Parsed + forwarded if present |
| `speed_label` / `speed_label_conf` | Unknown | ✅ Forwarded if non-null |
The workspace audit finding "Extended fields not forwarded" (section 9 summary matrix, High severity) is **INCORRECT** for the current committed code. These fields ARE forwarded. The codebase audit from 2026-03-23 was based on the OLD separate `adacam-forwarder-v2.py`, not the current `adacam_odc.py`. The combined service was built later (2026-03-24) and DID include extended fields.
---
### G9 — adamaps/bee/RETIRED.md — FORWARDER STATUS CONFIRMED
**Finding:** `Sulkta-Coop/adamaps/bee/RETIRED.md` confirms:
> `adacam-forwarder.py` and `adacam-forwarder.service` are superseded by the forwarder thread built into `adacam-odc`.
The old standalone forwarder is explicitly retired. This matches workspace state. The `adacam-odc.py` forwarder thread is the ONLY active forwarder.
---
### FILES READ (complete list)
| Repo | File | Summary |
|------|------|---------|
| adacam | `services/adacam-odc/adacam_odc.py` | Main combined service: Flask API (PORT=5000 default, device runs 5500) + forwarder thread. All extended fields forwarded. |
| adacam | `services/adacam-odc/adacam-odc.service` | Systemd unit: `Environment=PORT=5000`. Confirmed mismatch with running device. |
| adacam | `services/adacam-odc/deploy.sh` | Deploy script: stops odc-api, bee-collector, here-plugin etc. Deploys to /data/adacam/. Health checks at localhost:5000. |
| adacam | `services/adacam-odc/README.md` | Architecture docs: Flask API on port 5000, forwarder thread to api.adamaps.org |
| adacam | `docs/RECON.md` (commit 91d26e436e, 2026-03-29) | Port 5000, calls 5500 "wrong guess" — **INCORRECT**. Good network/DNS diagnostics. |
| adacam | `docs/MASTER-AUDIT-2026-03-29.md` (commit a8289028a9, 2026-03-29) | Comprehensive device state snapshot. Accurate for 2026-03-29 pre-cleanup. Port 5000 (wrong), bee-tunnel/collector shown as disabled (pre-removal). |
| adacam | `docs/ADAMAPS-STATUS-REPORT-2026-03-26.md` | Port **5500** confirmed. Detection pipeline debug. map-ai.py captured. |
| adacam | `docs/BRICK-BEE-RECOVERY-RESEARCH.md` (2026-03-22) | Brick Bee SSID, root cause, recovery attempts v1-v8, UART next step. No serial/IMEI. |
| adacam | `docs/adacam-pipeline-map.md` | Visual pipeline map. ADAMaps endpoints: /api/ingest, /api/images. |
| adacam | `docs/adacam-codebase-audit-2026-03-23.md` | Audit based on OLD separate forwarder (pre-odc). Extended fields marked missing — superseded. |
| adacam | `docs/ADAMAPS-MASTER-REPORT-FINAL.md` (2026-03-22) | Canonical report from March 22. Device 2 locked out. ADAMaps on Rackham:5001. |
| adacam | `docs/BEE-ACCESS-PLAN.md` (2026-03-22) | Network topology, AP/client routing, SSH access procedure. References wpa_supplicant directly — **HARD RULE VIOLATION** (brcmfmac breakage on 2026-03-30). Outdated. |
| adacam | `docs/PROJECT_STATUS.md` (2026-03-16) | Early status doc. Partition layout, Mender format. Historical. |
| adacam | `CVE-LOG.md` | 3 CVEs filed: /api/1/cmd unauthenticated RCE (MCID15663720), hardcoded WiFi password, beekeeper-plugin RCE platform. 90-day window expires 2026-06-07. |
| adacam | `README.md` | Repo overview. References adacam-api repo (now archived). |
| adacam | (git log, 20 entries) | Commit history. Most recent: a8289028 (2026-03-29 master audit), 91d26e436e (2026-03-29 RECON.md). |
| adamaps | `bee/RETIRED.md` | adacam-forwarder superseded by adacam-odc. |
| adamaps | `bee/adacam-forwarder.py` | Old standalone forwarder. Now retired. Config uses `adamaps_api` + `adamaps_key` keys (same as odc). |
| adamaps | `app.py` (key sections) | Ingest endpoint (line 891), image upload (line 1033), auth via X-AdaMaps-Key. Image linkage via `raw_json->>'id'`. |
| adacam-api | (metadata only) | Confirmed archived: True, 2026-03-14. |
---
### SUMMARY OF CORRECTIONS NEEDED
| Item | Current state | Correct state | Action |
|------|--------------|---------------|--------|
| RECON.md port statement | Says 5000, calls 5500 "wrong guess" | Device runs on 5500 | Fix RECON.md in Gitea |
| adacam-odc.service PORT | PORT=5000 | PORT=5500 (matches running device) | Update service file in Gitea |
| Workspace section 13.3 extended fields | All "Unknown" | All forwarded if non-null | ✅ Updated in project-state.md (below) |
| Workspace section 6 config keys | `api_key`, `api_url` | `adamaps_key`, `adamaps_api` | ✅ Updated in project-state.md (below) |
| Workspace image linkage (8.3) | "Unknown/ambiguous" | Confirmed working via raw_json->>'id' | ✅ Updated in project-state.md (below) |
| Workspace P3 todo: "adacam-api not archived" | Open | Already archived since 2026-03-14 | ✅ Close this todo |
| BEE-ACCESS-PLAN.md wpa_supplicant reference | Shows wpa_supplicant direct use | Hard rule violation — use nmcli | Update Gitea docs |
---
*Gitea audit complete: 2026-03-30. Sources: HTTP API, all files in adacam + adamaps repos.*

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# Adacam Bug Report — 2026-03-29
**Device:** Hivemapper Bee (keembay)
**Device ID:** dashcam-4A928016A02C1046
**Diagnostic Time:** 2026-03-30 05:15 UTC
**System Uptime:** Since ~Mar 28 15:24 UTC (approx 38 hours)
---
## Critical Issues
### 1. WiFi Client Interface Has No Internet Connectivity
**Severity:** CRITICAL
**Status:** Broken — no outbound traffic from camera to internet
**Symptoms:**
- DNS resolution fails completely: `api.adamaps.org: resolve call failed: All attempts to contact name servers or networks failed`
- Ping to 8.8.8.8: 100% packet loss
- Ping to gateway (192.168.0.1): 100% packet loss
- Ping to other LAN hosts (192.168.0.5, 192.168.0.184): 100% packet loss
**Network State:**
- WiFi association: ✅ Connected to `zerocool` (b4:75:0e:5a:07:ff)
- wpa_state: COMPLETED
- IP assigned: 192.168.0.155/24 on wlp1s0f1
- Default route: via 192.168.0.1 dev wlp1s0f1 ✅
- ARP for gateway: `00:25:90:26:3c:29` (populated)
**Root Cause:** Unknown — WiFi appears connected at L2 but L3 traffic fails. Possibly:
- Router firewall blocking the camera's MAC
- IP conflict with 192.168.0.155 on another device
- wlp1s0f0 (AP interface at 192.168.0.10) causing routing confusion (same /24 on both interfaces)
**Potential Fix:**
1. Check router DHCP leases and firewall for 192.168.0.155
2. Consider removing the 192.168.0.0/24 route from wlp1s0f0 when WiFi client is active
3. Investigate if hostapd/dnsmasq on wlp1s0f0 conflicts with client connectivity
---
### 2. bee-tunnel.service Failed (14,000+ restarts)
**Severity:** CRITICAL (but blocked by #1)
**Status:** Service file removed, but still attempting restarts from systemd memory
**Error:** `ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.5 port 22: No route to host`
**Details:**
- Restart counter: 14,712+
- The service tries to create a reverse SSH tunnel to Lucy (192.168.0.5)
- Service file `/etc/systemd/system/bee-tunnel.service` no longer exists
- This is because adamaps-persist.service failed (see below), which should create this file
**Root Cause:** WiFi client connectivity broken → cannot reach Lucy → service fails → but service file wasn't recreated on boot
**Fix (once WiFi works):**
1. Re-run `/data/persist/install.sh` to recreate bee-tunnel.service
2. Or reboot to trigger adamaps-persist again
---
## Warning Issues
### 3. adamaps-persist.service Failed
**Severity:** WARNING
**Status:** Failed at boot
**Details:**
- Service runs `/data/persist/install.sh`
- Failed at system startup (timestamp shows Jan 1 1970 — RTC not set)
- This script creates bee-tunnel.service and bee-collector.service
**Root Cause:** Unknown — may have failed due to network dependency or timing issue at boot
**Fix:**
1. Manually run: `sh /data/persist/install.sh`
2. Then: `systemctl daemon-reload && systemctl restart bee-tunnel bee-collector`
---
### 4. Duplicate /etc/fstab Entry for /factory
**Severity:** WARNING
**Status:** Non-blocking but causes systemd warnings
**Error:** `Failed to create unit file /run/systemd/generator/factory.mount, as it already exists`
**Evidence:**
```
/dev/mmcblk1p10 /factory auto defaults,nofail,ro 0 0
/dev/mmcblk1p10 /factory auto defaults,nofail,ro 0 0
```
**Root Cause:** Duplicate line in /etc/fstab
**Fix:** Remove one of the duplicate lines from /etc/fstab
---
### 5. factory.mount Failed
**Severity:** WARNING
**Status:** Mount failed
**Details:**
- Trying to mount /dev/mmcblk1p10 to /factory
- Failed with exit-code at boot
**Root Cause:** Likely related to duplicate fstab entry OR the partition is corrupted/missing
**Fix:**
1. Fix fstab duplicate
2. Check if `/dev/mmcblk1p10` exists: `ls -la /dev/mmcblk1p10`
3. Try manual mount: `mount /dev/mmcblk1p10 /factory`
---
### 6. usb-updater.service Failed
**Severity:** WARNING
**Status:** Exit code 1
**Details:** Service "USB-updaer" (typo in description) failed. Likely non-critical.
**Fix:** Check journal for details: `journalctl -u usb-updater --no-pager`
---
### 7. Root Partition Disk Usage at 86%
**Severity:** WARNING
**Status:** / at 255MB free
**Details:**
```
/dev/mmcblk1p8 1.8G 1.5G 255M 86% /
/dev/mmcblk1p11 51G 8.2G 41G 17% /data
```
**Root Cause:** Root filesystem filling up with logs or temp files
**Fix:**
1. Check for large files in /var/log: `du -sh /var/log/*`
2. Rotate or truncate oversized logs
3. Check /tmp usage
---
### 8. rsyslogd File Size Limit Errors
**Severity:** WARNING
**Status:** Recurring error
**Error:** `file size limit cmd for file '/var/log/daeman.log' failed with code -2125`
**Details:**
- daeman.log is 5.1MB
- rsyslog configured with file size limits that are hitting constraints
**Fix:** Configure proper log rotation in rsyslog.conf or logrotate
---
### 9. LTE Service Cycling Every 10 Minutes
**Severity:** INFO
**Status:** Expected behavior?
**Details:**
- Restart counter at 339+
- Succeeds → runs ~10 minutes → restarts
**Root Cause:** May be intentional watchdog behavior or network keep-alive
**Assessment:** Likely by design; no action needed unless LTE is needed
---
## Healthy Components
| Component | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| adacam-odc.service | ✅ Running | API on port **5500** (not 5000) |
| hivemapper-data-logger | ✅ Running | GNSS/IMU logging active |
| map-ai.service | ✅ Running | ML pipeline functional |
| Redis | ✅ Running | MAP_AI_READY=True |
| /api/1/health | ✅ OK | `{"status": "ok", "version": "adacam-odc-2.0.0"}` |
| /api/1/forwarder/status | ✅ OK | 7814 detections forwarded, 2921 images |
| /api/1/ml/status | ✅ OK | ML ready |
| GNSS frequency | ✅ 4 Hz | GnssFreqHz = 4.000067 |
| IMU frequency | ✅ 197 Hz | ImuFreqHz = 197.000000 |
| WiFi association | ✅ Connected | zerocool, channel 11, WPA2-PSK |
| /data partition | ✅ 17% used | 41GB free |
| SSH access via AP | ✅ Working | wlp1s0f0 at 192.168.0.10 |
---
## Summary
**Primary Issue:** Camera is connected to WiFi but has **no outbound IP connectivity**. DNS and ping both fail. This blocks:
- ADAMaps detection forwarding
- bee-tunnel reverse SSH
- Any cloud connectivity
**Recommended Priority:**
1. Debug WiFi client connectivity (CRITICAL)
2. Fix /etc/fstab duplicate (EASY)
3. Re-run adamaps-persist installer once network works
4. Clean up root partition logs (PREVENTIVE)
---
## Commands for Manual Investigation
```bash
# Check routing table conflict
ip route show
ip rule show
# Force reconnect WiFi
wpa_cli -i wlp1s0f1 reassociate
# Test from client interface specifically
ping -I wlp1s0f1 -c 3 192.168.0.1
# Check for IP conflicts
arping -I wlp1s0f1 -D 192.168.0.155
# Check router logs for this MAC
# Camera MAC on wlp1s0f1: 20:ba:36:e0:5c:16
```
---
*Report generated by Kayos (read-only diagnostic — no changes made)*

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# adacam Diagnostic - 2026-03-29
## Summary
**Root Cause:** DNS resolution is completely broken on the camera. The forwarder cannot reach `api.adamaps.org`.
**Current State:** Service is running, Flask API is up, forwarder cursor is caught up to max ID, but forwarder thread is not actively cycling due to inability to resolve external hostnames.
---
## Findings
### 1. Database State ✅
- **DB exists:** Yes, at `/data/recording/odc-api.db`
- **Tables present:** landmarks, frames, framekms, config, and many others
- **Landmarks count:** 2,488 rows
- **Latest 5 detections:** IDs 229783-229787, all `roadwork-cone` class
- **Latest timestamp:** 1774367731312 ms = **Tue Mar 24 15:55:31 UTC 2026**
### 2. Forwarder Cursor State
```json
{
"last_detection_id": 229787,
"last_image_id": 222654,
"total_forwarded": 7814,
"total_images": 2921,
"last_run": 1774216692.601199
}
```
- **Cursor position:** 229787 (matches max ID in landmarks - **no backlog**)
- **last_run timestamp:** Sun Mar 22 21:58:12 UTC 2026
### 3. Forwarder Log Analysis
- **Log file:** `/data/adacam/forwarder.log`
- **Last modified:** 2026-03-23 03:09:06 UTC
- **Last entries:** Successfully uploaded images, then log stopped
- **Errors observed (Mar 23):**
- 02:53:59 - HTTPSConnectionPool read timeout
- 02:56:39 - Read timeout
- 02:58:15 - Connection aborted, timeout
- 03:08:46 - HTTP 408
- All followed by successful uploads (recoverable timeouts)
- **No fatal error logged** - log just stops
### 4. Service Status
- **Service:** `adacam-odc.service` active (running) since Mar 26 14:19:27 UTC
- **PID 626:** python3 /data/adacam/adacam_odc.py
- **Memory:** 38.9MB
- **Cleanup still working:** Log shows age-based framekm cleanup on Mar 28
### 5. Network State ⚠️ **THE PROBLEM**
**WiFi is UP:**
```
wlp1s0f1: 192.168.0.155/24 - state UP
Default route via 192.168.0.1 dev wlp1s0f1
```
**Internet connectivity OK:**
```
PING 8.8.8.8: 2 packets transmitted, 2 received, 0% loss
RTT: 4.5-9.3ms
```
**DNS is BROKEN:**
```
ping: bad address 'api.adamaps.org'
resolvectl query api.adamaps.org: "All attempts to contact name servers or networks failed"
```
**systemd-resolved:**
- Running since boot (timestamp shows 1970-01-01 - RTC issue)
- Has fallback DNS configured (1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8)
- But NO link-specific DNS configuration visible
- Resolution failing despite having internet connectivity
### 6. map-ai Status
- **Running:** PID 729, 9.1% CPU, using 280+ minutes of CPU time
- **Writing detections:** 248 detections written since Mar 24
- **All forwarded:** Cursor at max ID 229787
---
## Root Cause Analysis
**Timeline:**
1. Mar 22 21:58 UTC - Forwarder `last_run` timestamp
2. Mar 23 ~03:00 UTC - Multiple timeouts to api.adamaps.org (likely DNS starting to fail)
3. Mar 23 03:09 UTC - Last log entry, forwarder thread stops
4. Mar 24 - map-ai continues writing detections locally
5. Mar 26 14:19 UTC - Service restarted (but forwarder likely fails immediately due to DNS)
6. Mar 29 - Current state: Flask up, forwarder dead, DNS broken
**Why forwarding stopped:**
The forwarder thread crashed or exited cleanly when it couldn't resolve `api.adamaps.org`. Service restart on Mar 26 likely failed to bring forwarder back because DNS was still broken.
**Why DNS is broken:**
systemd-resolved has no configured upstream DNS for the WiFi links. The fallback servers exist but aren't being used. Possible causes:
- NetworkManager/netplan/systemd-networkd misconfiguration
- DHCP not providing DNS
- Link-specific DNS configuration missing
---
## Current Data Gap
- **Forwarded through:** Mar 22-23 (based on last_run and log)
- **Pending forwarding:** 0 detections (cursor at max)
- **map-ai writing:** Yes, but most recent detections are from Mar 24 (car may not have driven since)
---
## Recommended Fix (DO NOT APPLY - READ ONLY)
To restore forwarding:
1. Fix DNS resolution on the camera
2. Restart adacam-odc service
3. Forwarder should resume cycling and forward any new detections
Possible DNS fixes:
- Add static DNS to systemd-resolved link config
- Configure DHCP to provide DNS
- Add `DNS=8.8.8.8` to network config

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# Hivemapper Bee Hardware Recovery Research
**Date:** 2026-03-30
**Status:** IN PROGRESS — MAJOR FINDS
**Researcher:** Kayos (subagent)
---
## Context
Two Hivemapper Bee dashcams locked out:
1. **Active unit**: hostapd broken, SSH possibly blocked
2. **Locked unit**: SSH key-auth only, key never deployed — completely locked out
Known: Intel Keem Bay SoC, Yocto Linux 5.4.86, Toshiba DG4064 64GB eMMC (11 partitions A/B), USB tethering (br0 192.168.197.55/28), odc-api DISABLED.
---
## ⚡ CRITICAL FINDINGS SUMMARY
### SSH Access (CONFIRMED)
- **Default SSH**: `ssh root@192.168.0.10` — **empty password** (no key, no password)
- Source: `devtools.py`: `ssh.connect(HOST_IP, username='root', password="", look_for_keys=False, allow_agent=False)`
- Source: `device.py`: same pattern
- **This is the confirmed default root access method for the Bee over WiFi AP**
- Confidence: **CONFIRMED** — Official Hivemapper tooling uses this exact call
### Device IP
- **WiFi AP IP**: `192.168.0.10` (device serves AP, laptop connects to it)
- **Port**: 5000 (odc-api HTTP)
- **SSH port**: standard 22
- Source: `devtools.py` and `device.py` — `HOST_IP = '192.168.0.10'`
- Confidence: **CONFIRMED**
### WiFi AP Password
- **Password**: `hivemapper`
- Source: bee-plugins README: "While connected to the device over WiFi (password hivemapper)"
- Confidence: **CONFIRMED**
### Firmware Update (Bee = Mender, not RAUC)
- Bee uses **Mender** standalone: `mender -install /data/<filename>`
- NOT RAUC (RAUC is the older HDC model)
- Source: `hdc-s.ts` `updateFirmware` function
- Confidence: **CONFIRMED**
### USB Write Path
- Bee USB mount: `/mnt/usb/recording` (USB_WRITE_PATH from hdc-s.ts)
- HDC (older) USB mount: `/media/usb0/recording`
- Source: hdc-s.ts and hdc.ts config files
- Confidence: **CONFIRMED**
### WiFi Config File
- `wifi.cfg` at `/data/wifi.cfg` controls AP vs P2P mode
- Write `'AP'` to this file → triggers `wifi_switch_AP.sh` → restores AP mode
- Write `'P2P, <deviceName>'` → P2P mode
- Source: `hdc-s.ts` `switchToAP` and `switchToP2P` functions
- Confidence: **CONFIRMED** — if you can access the file
---
## SECTION 1: Reddit Research
**Approach**: Reddit API JSON + web_fetch
### r/hivemappernetwork
- **URL**: https://old.reddit.com/r/hivemappernetwork/
- **Findings**: 100 most recent posts fetched. Content is mostly:
- HONEY token price complaints
- Setup questions
- People selling units
- "I got a free wifi bee" post (someone received a unit and couldn't set it up)
- **Hardware hacking content**: NONE found in recent posts
- **Confidence**: Confirmed — no hardware hacking discussion on Reddit
### Specific Threads of Interest
- "Frustrating Experience with Hivemapper Bee" — r/hivemappernetwork — no comments visible, likely a support complaint
- "Hivemapper Bee is not working after it was connected to 24V" — r/AskElectronics — could not fetch direct thread (redirect issue)
- No UART, SSH, or hardware recovery discussion found
---
## SECTION 2: Hivemapper Community / Discord
### Official Docs
- **URL**: https://docs.hivemapper.com
- **Content**: General intro docs, mentions Discord community
- Discord mentioned: "feel free to join our Discord community" — no invite link in docs
- Confidence: Discord exists but invite link not in docs page
### Hivemapper Website
- `hivemapper.com/community` → 404
- `hivemapper.com/docs` → 404
### Discord Invite
- Not found via docs page. Need to search further.
- **TODO**: Try fetching Hivemapper Twitter/X for Discord link
---
## SECTION 3: Intel Keem Bay Deep Dive
*IN PROGRESS — see next sections*
---
## SECTION 4: Source Code Analysis (MAJOR FINDINGS)
### odc-api — Key Configuration (hdc-s.ts = Bee config)
**Source**: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hivemapper/odc-api/main/src/config/hdc-s.ts
```
PORT = 5000
DATA_LOGGER_SERVICE = 'hivemapper-data-logger'
FOLDER_PURGER_SERVICE = 'hivemapper-folder-purger'
USB_WRITE_PATH = '/mnt/usb/recording'
NETWORK_BOOT_CONFIG_PATH = '../../data/wifi.cfg'
UPLOAD_PATH = '../../data/'
CRON_CONFIG = '/home/root/cron_config'
Data dir: /data/
Recording: /data/recording/
Models: /data/models/
Log: /data/recording/odc-api.log
Calibration: /data/cache/calibration.json
updateFirmware: mender -install /data/<filename>
```
### Key System Paths (Bee)
| Path | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `/data/` | Main data partition |
| `/data/recording/` | Frames, GPS, IMU data |
| `/data/wifi.cfg` | WiFi mode config (AP/P2P) |
| `/data/recording/odc-api.log` | odc-api logs |
| `/data/cache/calibration.json` | Camera calibration |
| `/data/plugins/` | Plugin runtime directory |
| `/mnt/usb/recording` | USB write target |
| `/opt/dashcam/bin/` | System binaries |
| `/opt/camera-bridge/config.json` | Camera bridge config |
| `/home/root/cron_config` | Cron jobs |
| `/dev/ttyS2` | GNSS/U-blox serial port |
### odc-api Routes (from routes/index.ts)
Notable endpoints:
- `POST /cmd` — executes arbitrary shell command (DISABLED on our units, but code is there)
- `POST /cmd/sync` — synchronous exec
- `GET /info` — device info
- `GET /ping` — health check
- `POST /cron` — schedule cron jobs
- `GET /log` — get webserver log
- `GET /network` — network info
- `POST /network/ap` — switch to AP mode (COMMENTED OUT)
- `POST /network/p2p` — switch to P2P mode (COMMENTED OUT)
- `POST /ota` — OTA firmware update
- `GET /wifiClient/scan` — scan WiFi networks
- `GET /wifiClient/settings` — WiFi client settings
- `POST /config/uploadMode` — switch LTE/WiFi upload mode
### bee-plugins devtools.py — SSH Access Pattern
**Source**: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hivemapper/bee-plugins/main/devtools.py
```python
HOST_IP = '192.168.0.10'
ssh.connect(HOST_IP, username='root', password="", look_for_keys=False, allow_agent=False)
```
**This is root with empty password, no key auth, connecting to 192.168.0.10**
Devtools capabilities via SSH:
- Upload plugin files via SCP to `/data/plugins/template-plugin/`
- Run arbitrary commands via `exec_command()`
- Dump `/data/cache/` to local machine
- Collect state dump
### bee-sensors — GNSS Serial Port
**Source**: https://github.com/hivemapper/bee-sensors
```bash
# Old Bee:
gpsd -G -S 9090 --speed 460800 -D 4 -n -N /dev/ttyS2
# Newer Bee (no baud rate needed):
gpsd -G -S 9090 -D 4 -n -N /dev/ttyS2
```
- GNSS on `/dev/ttyS2`
- **Example dashcam address: 192.168.0.10:9090**
---
## SECTION 5: USB Gadget / Tethering Analysis
### Known: Device has USB tethering at 192.168.197.55/28
- br0 bridge at this IP
- This is RNDIS/USB Ethernet from the device to the host laptop
- NOT the same as USB_WRITE_PATH (/mnt/usb/recording) which is for USB thumb drives
### Theoretical USB Tethering IP
- Device: 192.168.197.55/28 (the bridge br0)
- The /28 subnet: 192.168.197.48 - 192.168.197.63
- The host laptop would be assigned another IP in this range
- **If USB tethering is active**: try SSH to 192.168.197.55 (or scan for .55 gateway)
- Need to confirm: does this IP actually accept SSH?
### USB Write Path
- Bee: `/mnt/usb/recording` — NOT CONFIRMED if device auto-mounts USB thumb drives
- `UsbStateCheckService` checks if `mountpoint -q /mnt/usb` succeeds every 15 seconds
- If USB is mounted, it writes to `/mnt/usb/recording`
---
## SECTION 6: Mender Firmware Updates
### Bee Uses Mender (CONFIRMED)
- `hdc-s.ts updateFirmware`: `mender -install /data/<filename>`
- This is standalone Mender mode — runs from shell
- BUT: this endpoint requires odc-api to be running (DISABLED on our units)
### Can Mender auto-run from USB?
- Standard Mender does NOT auto-poll USB drives
- Mender standalone requires explicit `mender --install <artifact.mender>` call
- **Verdict**: USB auto-update is NOT a default Mender feature; needs shell access
### Alternative: RAUC?
- hdc.ts (older model) uses RAUC: `rauc install /tmp/<filename>`
- Bee (hdc-s.ts) uses Mender
- This confirms the Bee has Mender daemon, not RAUC
---
## SECTION 7: Physical Access / Recovery Paths
### Path 1: WiFi AP Recovery (if AP comes back)
1. Connect to `dashcam-XXXX` SSID, password `hivemapper`
2. SSH `root@192.168.0.10` with empty password
3. Full root shell access
### Path 2: USB Tethering (RNDIS)
1. Connect USB cable laptop ↔ camera
2. Check if RNDIS interface appears (192.168.197.x network)
3. If device is at 192.168.197.55, scan for SSH: `ssh root@192.168.197.55`
4. Status: **NEEDS TESTING** — not confirmed working
### Path 3: Fix wifi.cfg via USB
- If you can mount the data partition (`/data/`)
- Write `'AP'` to `/data/wifi.cfg`
- This MIGHT trigger AP mode on next boot... but you need access to write the file
### Path 4: Mender via SSH
- Get SSH access first (Path 1 or 2)
- Run: `mender --install /path/to/artifact.mender`
- Requires: valid Mender artifact for the Bee
### Path 5: UART/Serial Console (PHYSICAL)
- Not yet confirmed — pinout unknown
- Intel Keem Bay has UART console
- Would bypass all software locks
- **Need**: PCB image, test pad identification
---
## SECTION 8: Firmware Build System
### Repo Discovery
From https://github.com/hivemapper organization listing:
- `odc-api` — TypeScript API (analyzed)
- `bee-plugins` — Python plugin framework (analyzed)
- `bee-sensors` — GNSS/IMU utilities (analyzed)
- **BitBake repo** — 829 stars! (large Yocto build layer)
- **C++ repo** — 241 stars (camera bridge or similar)
- Other repos (private or not named)
**TODO**: Identify and fetch the BitBake/Yocto repo for boot config, device tree, UART config
---
## SECTION 9: Keem Bay Hardware
*IN PROGRESS*
---
## DEEP DIG — 2026-03-30 Round 2
### BitBake/Yocto Repo Findings
**Repo Identified:** `Hivemapper/meta-openembedded`
- GitHub: https://github.com/Hivemapper/meta-openembedded
- Language: BitBake — this is the BitBake/Yocto repo (~829 forks, not stars — it's a fork of the standard OE meta-openembedded collection)
- Active branch: `updated-cython/mazar-farran`
- Description: "Fork of openembedded layer for hivemapper-hdc-os"
- This is a standard OpenEmbedded collection fork (meta-oe, meta-python, meta-networking, etc.) — it provides packaging layers, NOT hardware BSP
**What's NOT in meta-openembedded:**
- No device tree files (*.dts, *.dtsi) — this is a software packaging layer
- No UART pinout config
- No boot arguments
- The actual hardware BSP (Board Support Package) for the Bee / Intel Keem Bay is **NOT in any public Hivemapper repo**
**Where the Bee BSP would be:**
- There should be a private `meta-hivemapper-bee` or `meta-keembay-hivemapper` BSP layer
- Not found in public GitHub repos
- The hdc_firmware repo (Buildroot, for Raspberry Pi CM4IO) is for the **older HDC dashcam**, NOT the Bee
**Related repos found:**
- `Hivemapper/hdc_firmware` — Buildroot/RPi CM4IO for old HDC. Serial console on UART0 (GPIO pins 6,8,10). WiFi AP at 192.168.0.10.
- `Hivemapper/bee-sensors` — GPS on `/dev/ttyS2` (old Bee) and `/dev/ttyAMA1` also referenced
- `Hivemapper/odc-api` (bee branch) — ODC API server, no device tree
**UART info from bee-sensors README:**
```
# Old Bee devices:
gpsd -G -S 9090 --speed 460800 -D 4 -n -N /dev/ttyS2
# Newer Bee devices (no baudrate needed):
gpsd -G -S 9090 -D 4 -n -N /dev/ttyS2
```
- GPS GNSS module is on `/dev/ttyS2` (UART2 or ttyS2 mapping)
- There's also a reference to `/dev/ttyAMA1` in base64-decoded GPS response data (u-blox NEO-M9N on `/dev/ttyAMA1`)
- **Which UART is the debug/boot console is not confirmed from public repos** — BSP is private
**Upstream Intel Keem Bay device tree (mainline Linux kernel):**
```dts
// keembay-evm.dts
aliases {
serial0 = &uart3;
};
chosen {
stdout-path = "serial0:115200n8";
};
&uart3 {
status = "okay";
};
```
- Console = **uart3**, 115200n8
- uart3 register base: **0x20180000** (from keembay-soc.dtsi)
- Compatible: `snps,dw-apb-uart` (Synopsys DesignWare APB UART)
- Clock: 24MHz
**If the Bee uses the Intel KMB reference EVM DTS as a base (likely):**
- Debug console = `/dev/ttyS3` or similar (uart3 in Linux)
- 115200 baud, 8N1
---
### USB Tethering IP Confirmation
**What was searched:**
- `odc-api` bee branch: `src/config/bee.ts`, `src/routes/network.ts`, `src/routes/gateway.ts`, `src/util/lte.ts`, `src/util/api.ts`
- `bee-plugins`: `devtools.py`, `device.py`, `util/state_dump.py`
- GitHub code search for "192.168.197" in Hivemapper repos (requires login — no results returned)
**Result: 192.168.197 subnet NOT FOUND in any public Hivemapper code**
**What the public code shows:**
- WiFi AP mode IP: `192.168.0.10` (seen in both `bee-plugins` devtools.py and hdc_firmware README)
- WiFi AP DHCP clients: `192.168.0.[11-50]`
- WiFi SSID: `dashcam` or device-specific, password: `hivemapper`
- SSH: root, no password
- ODC API: port 5000
**Relevant network interfaces found:**
- `LTE_INTERFACE_NAME = 'wwan0'` — cellular modem interface
- `WIFI_INTERFACE` = `wlp1s0f0` (from bee.ts, accessed once)
- No reference to `br0`, `rndis0`, `usb0`, or 192.168.197 in any public source
**Clue: "bee-wired" SSH alias**
In odc-api README:
```
scp ./compiled/odc-api-bee.js bee-wired:/tmp/
ssh bee-wired
```
This implies a configured SSH alias `bee-wired` — suggesting a wired/USB connection path was used internally by the team. The IP for this is NOT published.
**Assessment:**
- The br0 at 192.168.197.55/28 is configured in the OS-level Yocto firmware image (private/not public)
- USB gadget (RNDIS/CDC-NCM) networking config would be in a systemd-networkd or udev rule in the private BSP
- The 192.168.197.x /28 subnet gives: network 192.168.197.48, broadcast 192.168.197.63
- Device likely at: 192.168.197.55 (confirmed from br0 address)
- Host (USB connected PC) likely gets: 192.168.197.49–192.168.197.54 or .56–.62 via DHCP
- Or host is assigned a static IP like 192.168.197.56 or configured via RNDIS/CDC-NCM
- **UNCONFIRMED from public sources** — need physical access or firmware dump to confirm host IP
---
### KMB UART Physical Pinout
**Intel Keem Bay EVM — console UART identification:**
- EVM DTS: `uart3` aliased as `serial0`, `stdout-path = "serial0:115200n8"`
- SoC DTSI: uart3 at MMIO base `0x20180000`, IRQ SPI 67
- Driver: Synopsys DW-APB UART (`snps,dw-apb-uart`), 24MHz input clock
**Physical connector — what's known from Intel KMB EVM documentation:**
- Intel EVM page (intel.com developer zone) is **404/removed** — the KMB dev kit page no longer exists
- Thundercomm TurboX KMB product page also **404**
- Intel CDRDV2 PDF link (keembay-evm-hwug.pdf) returned **403 Access Denied**
**KMB EVM physical UART based on general knowledge:**
- The KMB EVM debug UART header is a **2.54mm (0.1") pitch through-hole header** on the board
- Connector is typically labeled "DEBUG UART" or "UART0/UART3"
- Logic level: **3.3V** (not 5V tolerant — use 3.3V FTDI/CP210x adapter)
- Standard pinout (based on KMB EVM v1.0 design):
- Pin 1: VCC 3.3V (optional, do not connect if powering from USB adapter)
- Pin 2: TX (device → host)
- Pin 3: RX (host → device)
- Pin 4: GND
- Some EVM revisions use a **Micro-USB to UART bridge** (CP2102 or similar) — in that case there is no exposed header, just a USB port
- Settings: **115200 8N1** (confirmed from DTS)
**NOTE:** Physical pin numbers are unconfirmed without the hardware user guide. The Intel KMB EVM documentation is behind a registration wall or removed. Physical access to the board + multimeter/oscilloscope would be needed to confirm pin assignments on the specific Bee PCB (which likely differs from the reference EVM).
---
## TODO
- [ ] Find the BitBake/Yocto repo URL — DONE: meta-openembedded (no device trees, BSP is private)
- [ ] Fetch Intel Keem Bay UART docs — DONE: uart3@0x20180000, 115200n8, hw guide inaccessible
- [ ] Search for hivemapper Keem Bay JTAG
- [ ] Fetch elinux.org Intel Keem Bay page
- [ ] Find Hivemapper Discord invite
- [ ] Test: USB tethering SSH at 192.168.197.55
- [ ] Find wifi_switch_AP.sh script contents
- [ ] Look at OTA routes in odc-api for Mender artifact upload
- [ ] Check hdc-s.ts `PREVIEW_ROUTE = ':9001/?action=stream'` — MJPEG stream!
- [ ] AskElectronics thread about 24V damage
- [ ] Look at elinux.org for KMB EVM physical UART connector docs
- [ ] Check if Hivemapper has a bee OS/BSP repo that's unlisted or private
---
## COMMUNITY DIG — 2026-03-30
**Researcher:** Kayos (subagent)
**Method:** GitHub API, web_fetch (DuckDuckGo HTML), Linux kernel source, Hivemapper open-source repos
---
### SECTION 1: Hacker News
- **URL:** https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/search?query=hivemapper&tags=story
- **Findings:** DuckDuckGo search returned nothing HN-specific for Hivemapper hardware hacking or UART. No community teardown discussions found on HN.
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED (absence)
- **Actionability:** None directly; HN has no hardware hacking threads on Hivemapper Bee.
---
### SECTION 2: Reddit
- **Searches attempted:** hivemapper bee hardware teardown UART ssh
- **DuckDuckGo results:** No Reddit threads found with UART/teardown/hardware discussion for Hivemapper Bee specifically.
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED (absence)
- **Actionability:** Reddit community hasn't published physical teardowns or UART pinout info.
---
### SECTION 3: Hackaday / Hackster / Instructables
- **Searches attempted:** Multiple DuckDuckGo queries for hivemapper bee on hackaday.com, hackster.io, instructables.com
- **Browser:** Sandbox unavailable; host browser not used for these sites
- **Findings:** No maker community projects found for the Hivemapper Bee
- **Confidence:** LIKELY (absence — could have missed JS-heavy pages)
- **Actionability:** None found.
---
### SECTION 4: YouTube Teardowns
- **Searches attempted:** "hivemapper bee" teardown PCB inside
- **Findings:** No teardown videos found via DuckDuckGo for the Bee hardware specifically
- **Confidence:** LIKELY (absence)
- **Actionability:** None found. A physical teardown video would be the goldmine for UART pad identification.
---
### SECTION 5: Twitter / X
- **Searches attempted:** hivemapper bee hardware UART hack
- **Findings:** No results via DuckDuckGo
- **Confidence:** LIKELY (absence)
- **Actionability:** None found.
---
### SECTION 6: GitHub — Deep Dive (PRIMARY SOURCE)
#### 6a. Hivemapper `odc-api` (bee branch) — CONFIRMED ACCESS METHOD
- **URL:** https://github.com/Hivemapper/odc-api/tree/bee
- **Key Findings:**
- SSH: `root@192.168.0.10`, empty password, port 22, via WiFi AP
- API server on port 5000 (HTTP) and 5001 (WebSocket)
- Firmware updates via `mender` and RAUC `.raucb` files
- `DEBUG_MODE` toggle in `/opt/dashcam/bin/config.json`
- Network config stored in `/data/wifi.cfg`
- ACL (access control) tool at `/opt/dashcam/bin/acl` — controls device lock state
- Device serial number read from `/sys/firmware/devicetree/base/serial-number`
- EEPROM tool: `/opt/dashcam/bin/eeprom_access.py -r -f /tmp/dump.bin -o 0 -l 30`
- Mender commit: `mender -install /data/<firmware.raucb>`
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** **DIRECT ACCESS METHOD.** Connect to `dashcam-XXXXXXXX` WiFi (password: hivemapper), SSH `root@192.168.0.10` (no password). Full root shell if SSH is enabled.
#### 6b. `bee.ts` Config File — Full Filesystem Layout
- **URL:** https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hivemapper/odc-api/bee/src/config/bee.ts
- **Key Paths on Bee Device:**
```
/data/recording/ — all recording data
/data/recording/framekm/ — frame keyframes
/data/recording/metadata/ — metadata
/opt/dashcam/bin/ — dashcam binaries
/opt/dashcam/bin/config.json — DEBUG_MODE toggle
/opt/dashcam/bin/db-config.json — DB paths
/etc/build_info.json — device build info (IMPORTANT)
/etc/version.json — firmware version
/data/wifi.cfg — wifi config (AP/P2P mode)
/data/config/ — EMMC config dir
/data/models/ — ML models
/opt/odc-api/ — odc-api scripts
/opt/odc-api/cleanup_framekm.sh
/opt/odc-api/data_integrity_check.sh
/opt/odc-api/python/ — Python ML scripts
/home/root/cron_config — cron jobs
/mnt/usb/recording — USB write path
```
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** Complete filesystem map for targeted recovery operations.
#### 6c. `bee-sensors` Repo — GNSS UART Confirmed
- **URL:** https://github.com/Hivemapper/bee-sensors
- **Key Quote (from README):**
```
gpsd -G -S 9090 --speed 460800 -D 4 -n -N /dev/ttyS2 (old Bee)
gpsd -G -S 9090 -D 4 -n -N /dev/ttyS2 (newer Bee)
```
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** `/dev/ttyS2` = GNSS (U-blox). This means the serial namespace is: `ttyS0`=UART0, `ttyS1`=UART1, `ttyS2`=UART2/GNSS, **`ttyS3`=UART3/console** (confirmed below).
#### 6d. `bee-sensors/offload.sh` — SSH Config Confirmation
- **URL:** https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hivemapper/bee-sensors/main/offload.sh
- **Key Content:**
```bash
echo "Host bee" >> ~/.ssh/config
echo " HostName 192.168.0.10" >> ~/.ssh/config
echo " User root" >> ~/.ssh/config
echo " StrictHostKeyChecking no" >> ~/.ssh/config
```
Services running on Bee: `map-ai`, `odc-api`, `hivemapper-data-logger`, `redis`, `redis-handler`
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** Confirms WiFi AP SSH: `ssh root@192.168.0.10` (no password, no host key check needed).
#### 6e. `bee-sensors/prepare.sh` — Rootfs is READ-ONLY in Production
- **URL:** https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hivemapper/bee-sensors/main/prepare.sh
- **Key Quote:**
```bash
mount -o remount,rw /
echo "Remounted rootfs as read-write"
```
Also:
```bash
sed -i 's/"DEBUG_MODE":0/"DEBUG_MODE":1/' /opt/dashcam/bin/config.json
```
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** **CRITICAL.** Rootfs is read-only by default. To write to `/opt/dashcam/` or `/etc/`, must first run `mount -o remount,rw /`. Debug mode can be toggled via `config.json`. This must be done from within an active SSH session.
#### 6f. `bee-plugins/devtools.py` — SSH + Debug Access
- **URL:** https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hivemapper/bee-plugins/main/devtools.py
- **Key Finding:** SSH to `192.168.0.10`, user `root`, password `""` (empty)
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** Corroborates the SSH access method. devtools.py is a developer tool for direct device access.
#### 6g. `dashcam_public_patches` — Only IMU Patch (RPi-Based)
- **URL:** https://github.com/Hivemapper/dashcam_public_patches
- **Findings:** Only contains `linux-0001-iim42652_support.patch` for Raspberry Pi BCM2711 kernel. This is for the **older HDC/HDC-S dashcam**, NOT the Bee. No KMB-specific patches found.
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** None for Bee recovery. The Bee firmware is not open-sourced at the kernel/BSP level.
---
### SECTION 7: Intel Keem Bay Hardware Resources
#### 7a. Linux Kernel KMB SoC DTS — UART3 Address Confirmed
- **URL:** https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Paragon-Software-Group/linux-ntfs3/master/arch/arm64/boot/dts/intel/keembay-soc.dtsi
- **Key Content:**
```dts
uart3: serial@20180000 {
compatible = "snps,dw-apb-uart";
reg = <0x20180000 0x100>;
interrupts = <GIC_SPI 67 IRQ_TYPE_LEVEL_HIGH>;
clock-frequency = <24000000>;
reg-shift = <2>;
reg-io-width = <4>;
status = "disabled";
};
```
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** uart3 MMIO at 0x20180000 → `/dev/ttyS3`. This is the debug console.
#### 7b. KMB EVM Board DTS — uart3 = serial0 = Console at 115200n8
- **URL:** https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Paragon-Software-Group/linux-ntfs3/master/arch/arm64/boot/dts/intel/keembay-evm.dts
- **Key Content:**
```dts
aliases {
serial0 = &uart3;
};
chosen {
stdout-path = "serial0:115200n8";
};
&uart3 {
status = "okay";
};
```
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED (for EVM reference board — Bee likely same)
- **Actionability:** **MAJOR.** The Intel KMB reference board (EVM) uses uart3 as the primary console at 115200 baud, 8N1. This matches the Hivemapper Bee kernel config exactly (5.4.86-intel-lts-km). The Bee almost certainly follows the same convention.
#### 7c. KMB Pinctrl Driver — UART3 GPIO Pads
- **URL:** https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Paragon-Software-Group/linux-ntfs3/master/drivers/pinctrl/pinctrl-keembay.c
- **Key Content (UART3 entries in mode 0x2):**
```c
GPIO38: UART3_M2 (mode 2)
GPIO39: UART3_M2 (mode 2)
GPIO40: UART3_M2 (mode 2)
```
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED (SoC-level GPIO assignments)
- **Actionability:** **CRITICAL HARDWARE LEAD.** GPIO38 and GPIO39 are the UART3 TX/RX pads on the Intel Keem Bay SoC. On the Hivemapper Bee PCB, look for test pads connected to these SoC balls. GPIO40 is likely RTS.
- **CAVEAT:** These are SoC GPIO numbers, NOT physical PCB pad numbers. The board designer routes these to physical test pads. Without a schematic, we must probe the PCB near the KMB chip.
- **GPIO38/39 convention for DW UART:** GPIO38=TX, GPIO39=RX (or reversed — need to probe)
#### 7d. Thundercomm TurboX KMB
- **Searches:** "Thundercomm TurboX KMB" UART pinout, serial console
- **Findings:** Thundercomm makes a KMB SoM (TurboX KMB) but no public UART pinout documentation found via DuckDuckGo. Thundercomm product pages not accessible.
- **Confidence:** N/A
- **Actionability:** Thundercomm TurboX KMB datasheet/schematic would be the next best thing if we can't get a Bee PCB photo. Their debug UART should use the same GPIO38/39 convention.
---
### SECTION 8: Hivemapper Community Channels
#### 8a. `bee.ts` Network Switching Endpoints
- **Key Finding:** The Bee supports WiFi AP mode, P2P mode, and WiFi client mode (SSID/password can be configured via `/data/wifi.cfg`). There's a `wifi_switch_P2P.sh` and `wifi_switch_AP.sh`.
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** The default mode is AP. In AP mode, Bee is at 192.168.0.10 with SSH open.
#### 8b. `docs.beemaps.com` — Documentation Site (PARTIALLY ACCESSIBLE)
- **URLs tried:** docs.beemaps.com, docs.beemaps.com/hardware, docs.beemaps.com/hardware/bee, docs.beemaps.com/hardware/bee/connect-to-bee
- **Findings:** Most hardware doc pages return 404. The docs exist but may have been restructured or require auth.
- **Confidence:** N/A
- **Actionability:** Archive.org / Wayback Machine search for old beemaps.com docs could reveal historical UART/connection docs.
#### 8c. Hivemapper Discord
- **URL:** https://discord.com/invite/the-official-hivemapper-community-715439007764316191
- **Findings:** Discord exists but requires login to access channels. Could contain hardware discussion threads.
- **Confidence:** LIKELY (existence confirmed, content unknown)
- **Actionability:** Join the Discord and search for "uart", "serial", "ssh", "hardware" in developer channels.
---
### SECTION 9: GitHub — ACL / Device Lock
- **Key Finding from PR #383 (EDGE-722):** "Add device lock" — There's an ACL (Access Control List) mechanism on the Bee at `/opt/dashcam/bin/acl`.
- **Bee API routes include:** `/api/1/config`, `/api/1/info`, `/api/1/lte-debug-info`, `/api/1/plugins`
- **Confidence:** CONFIRMED
- **Actionability:** If the device is "locked" (production mode), the ACL tool controls access. Need to understand if `DEBUG_MODE: 1` bypasses the lock or if the lock affects SSH access.
---
### SECTION 10: Broader Embedded Linux Community
#### 10a. KMB Console in U-Boot
- **DuckDuckGo result:** Multiple kernel patches for KMB reference to U-Boot on KMB. Console is on UART3.
- **Confidence:** LIKELY
- **Actionability:** U-Boot console will also be on ttyS3/GPIO38-39. Interrupting boot at the U-Boot prompt (press any key during boot) would give full system control — but requires physical UART access.
#### 10b. No Yocto/meta-intel-ese UART Info Found
- **Searches:** "meta-intel-ese" serial console Yocto, "Yocto" "keembay" UART recovery
- **Findings:** Nothing actionable found via DuckDuckGo
- **Confidence:** N/A
---
### DEAD ENDS
The following were searched and returned no usable Hivemapper Bee hardware teardown information:
1. Hacker News — no Hivemapper hardware hacking discussions
2. Reddit r/hivemapper — no UART/teardown/SSH threads found
3. Reddit r/embedded — no Hivemapper threads
4. Hackaday.io, hackaday.com — no Hivemapper Bee projects
5. Hackster.io — no Hivemapper Bee projects
6. Instructables — nothing
7. YouTube — no Hivemapper Bee teardown videos found
8. Twitter/X — no hardware hack discussion found
9. Thundercomm TurboX KMB UART pinout — not publicly available
10. elinux.org Intel Keem Bay page — Cloudflare/bot protection blocked access (should try via browser)
11. `docs.beemaps.com/hardware/bee` — all hardware subpages 404
12. `dashcam_public_patches` — only has RPi BCM2711 patches, nothing for KMB
13. GitHub code search for `ttyS` in Hivemapper org — no matching non-GNSS results
14. Intel LTS 5.4 kernel for KMB — not publicly available as standalone repo
15. FlareSolver / headless browser searches — not attempted (sandbox browser unavailable)
---
### TOP LEADS
**Ranked by actionability for physical recovery:**
#### #1 — SSH via WiFi AP (CONFIRMED, IMMEDIATE)
```
Connect to: dashcam-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (password: hivemapper)
SSH: root@192.168.0.10 (no password)
```
- Services running: map-ai, odc-api, hivemapper-data-logger, redis, redis-handler
- Rootfs is read-only: run `mount -o remount,rw /` to write
- Debug mode: `sed -i 's/"DEBUG_MODE":0/"DEBUG_MODE":1/' /opt/dashcam/bin/config.json`
- **STATUS: Works on dev/unlocked Bees. Unknown if production/locked Bee has SSH disabled.**
#### #2 — UART3 = /dev/ttyS3, GPIO38/GPIO39 (CONFIRMED SoC-level, PCB location UNKNOWN)
```
Baud: 115200 8N1
SoC GPIO: GPIO38 (TX or RX), GPIO39 (RX or TX)
Physical pads: UNKNOWN — not in any public document
```
- The KMB EVM board uses uart3 as the primary console. The Bee almost certainly does too.
- Both U-Boot prompt and Linux console should be accessible via ttyS3.
- Physical pad location requires: (a) PCB photo/teardown, (b) continuity testing near KMB chip, or (c) Thundercomm TurboX KMB datasheet.
- **STATUS: Hardware access required. SoC GPIO known, physical pad location TBD.**
#### #3 — mender A/B Updates (CONFIRMED)
```
mender -install /data/<firmware.raucb>
```
- Firmware uses Mender A/B update system with RAUC `.raucb` bundles
- If SSH is accessible, can push a custom firmware bundle to regain full access
- **STATUS: Requires working SSH or physical UART access to initiate.**
#### #4 — DEBUG_MODE Toggle (CONFIRMED mechanism, unknown effect on lock)
```
File: /opt/dashcam/bin/config.json
Key: "DEBUG_MODE": 1
Effect: Enables debug mode (exact capabilities unknown)
```
- From prepare.sh, this is how Hivemapper's own engineers enable debug access on QA units
- Might enable SSH if it's currently disabled, might enable more verbose logs, might disable ACL lock
- **STATUS: Promising but effect on locked/production device unknown.**
#### #5 — ACL / Device Lock Mechanism (CONFIRMED existence, mechanism unknown)
```
Tool: /opt/dashcam/bin/acl
PR: EDGE-722 "Add device lock"
```
- There's a software lock on production Bees that may block API or SSH
- Bypassing via UART console (before userspace loads) would circumvent this
- **STATUS: Understand the lock before attempting bypasses.**
#### #6 — Hivemapper Discord (UNREAD)
```
https://discord.com/invite/the-official-hivemapper-community-715439007764316191
```
- Most likely place where advanced users have discussed hardware access, SSH, or recovery
- Search for: "uart", "serial", "ssh", "root", "recovery", "brick", "debug"
- **STATUS: Not accessed — requires account. Worth checking.**
#### #7 — Wayback Machine for docs.beemaps.com/hardware (UNREAD)
- The docs.beemaps.com hardware pages existed (DuckDuckGo found cached references) but 404 now
- Wayback Machine may have snapshots with UART/connection info
- **STATUS: Quick check, high potential value.**
---
**Summary:** The community has produced zero public teardowns or UART pinout info for the Hivemapper Bee. All actionable leads come from Hivemapper's own open-source code. The path to physical recovery is: (1) try WiFi SSH first, (2) if locked, need physical UART which requires finding GPIO38/39 pads on the PCB — that requires opening the device and either consulting a Thundercomm TurboX KMB schematic or probing.
---
### ADDENDUM — wifiClient.ts + USB Tethering IP
**Source:** https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hivemapper/odc-api/bee/src/routes/wifiClient.ts
**Finding:** The Bee supports WiFi client mode (wlp1s0f1 = client interface). When connected to an external WiFi network, the Bee gets a DHCP-assigned IP. No static IP is hardcoded in the codebase for WiFi client or USB tethering. The USB tethering IP is unknown and would be DHCP-assigned — check router's DHCP table or probe usb0 interface.
**API Endpoints for WiFi client:**
```
GET /api/1/wifiClient/settings — get saved SSID/password
POST /api/1/wifiClient/settings — configure SSID/password
POST /api/1/wifiClient/enable — enable/disable WiFi client
GET /api/1/wifiClient/status — current connection status
GET /api/1/wifiClient/scan — scan for nearby networks
```
**Actionability:** If SSH via AP WiFi (192.168.0.10) fails, try connecting the Bee to a known WiFi network via these API endpoints — it will get a DHCP IP on your LAN, making it discoverable via mDNS (`bee.local` if Bonjour/mDNS is running) or `nmap -sn` scan.
---
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# ADAcam (Hivemapper Bee) Master Device Audit
**Date:** 2026-03-29
**Device ID:** 2P007435
**Assembly UUID:** 3a43e0b9-ea21-5d94-bb45-92bdac8cde94
**Firmware Version:** 20260309193836
---
## Executive Summary
The Hivemapper Bee dashcam (codename "Keembay") is running a heavily modified firmware that:
1. **Blocks all Hivemapper phone-home endpoints** via /etc/hosts
2. **Blocks HERE data upload APIs** (HERE plugin runs but can't upload)
3. **Masks Mender OTA updates** to prevent firmware rollback
4. **Runs ADAMaps data collection** via custom adacam_odc.py service
5. **Has reverse SSH tunnel** configured to Lucy (192.168.0.5) for remote access
---
## 1. System Overview
### Hardware
- **SoC:** Intel Keembay KMB (ARM64 Cortex-A53, 4 cores @ 700MHz)
- **RAM:** 3.5GB total (1.4GB used, 1.9GB cached)
- **Storage:**
- Root: 7.2GB (5.2GB used) - `/dev/mmcblk0p12`
- Data: 23GB (8.1GB used) - `/dev/mmcblk0p14`
- **eMMC:** Toshiba DG4064 64GB (11 partitions, A/B update scheme)
- **LTE Modem:** Telit LE910C4-NF (IMEI: 351369652125828)
- **WiFi:** Dual-band (2.4GHz + 5GHz), dual interface (AP + client mode)
### OS
- **Distribution:** meta-intel-ese Reference Distro 2.0-dunfell (Yocto-based)
- **Kernel:** Linux 5.4.86-intel-lts-km #1 PREEMPT
- **Python:** 3.8
- **Architecture:** aarch64
### Network Configuration
| Interface | IP | Purpose |
|-----------|-----|---------|
| wlp1s0f0 | 192.168.0.10/24 | WiFi AP (phone connects here) |
| wlp1s0f1 | 192.168.0.155/24 | WiFi Client (home network) |
| br0 | 192.168.197.55/28 | USB tethering bridge |
| wwan0 | (down) | LTE modem |
### Listening Ports
| Port | Process | Purpose |
|------|---------|---------|
| 22 | sshd | SSH access |
| 53 | dnsmasq | DNS for connected devices |
| 5000 | adacam_odc.py | ODC API (HTTP) |
| 9001 | datalogger | Unknown |
| 11492 | depthai_gate | ML inference gateway |
---
## 2. Persistence Mechanism
### /data/persist/install.sh
The device uses a persistence script at `/data/persist/install.sh` that survives RAUC OTA updates because it lives on the `/data` partition (not rootfs). This script:
1. **Installs SSH key** for remote access:
```
ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAII5ckRf/4SA84JOrmJtElHBT3dU9RC2Le5GBfqhWWVc8 root@keembay
```
2. **Creates bee-tunnel.service** for reverse SSH to Lucy:
```bash
ssh -i /data/ssh/bee_tunnel_key \
-R 2222:localhost:22 \
-L 19999:localhost:1340 \
root@192.168.0.5
```
3. **Masks Mender OTA**:
```bash
systemctl stop mender
systemctl disable mender
systemctl mask mender
```
4. **Blocks Mender network access** via iptables
5. **Blocks Hivemapper/HERE APIs** via /etc/hosts
### /etc/hosts Block List
```
0.0.0.0 account.api.here.com
0.0.0.0 direct.data.api.platform.here.com
0.0.0.0 api-lookup.data.api.platform.here.com
0.0.0.0 direct.data.api.platform.in.here.com
0.0.0.0 edge.hereapi.com
0.0.0.0 api-lookup.data.api.platform.sit.here.com
0.0.0.0 hivemapper.com
0.0.0.0 api.hivemapper.com
0.0.0.0 device.api.hivemapper.com
```
---
## 3. Running Services
### Active Custom Services
| Service | Description | Status |
|---------|-------------|--------|
| adacam-odc.service | Combined ODC API + ADAMaps Forwarder | ✅ Active |
| map-ai.service | ML pipeline (object detection, classification) | ✅ Active |
| depthai_gate.service | DepthAI ML inference gateway | ✅ Active |
| redis-handler.service | Sensor fusion to Redis | ✅ Active |
| hivemapper-data-logger.service | GNSS/IMU data logger | ✅ Active |
| video-processor.service | Video encoding with timestamps | ✅ Active |
| here-plugin.service | HERE location services (blocked) | ✅ Active |
| lte.service | LTE modem controller | ✅ Active |
| redis.service | Redis state store | ✅ Active |
| hostapd.service | WiFi AP | ✅ Active |
### Custom/Modified Services
| Service | Description | Status |
|---------|-------------|--------|
| bee-tunnel.service | Reverse SSH to Lucy | ⚠️ Auto-restarting (can't reach Lucy) |
| bee-collector.service | MapNet detection collector | ⛔ Disabled |
| adamaps-persist.service | Persistence loader | ❌ Failed (boot clock issue) |
### Disabled/Masked Services
| Service | Reason |
|---------|--------|
| mender.service | Masked to prevent OTA updates |
| beekeeper-plugin | Disabled in SQLite config |
---
## 4. Data Flow Architecture
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ HIVEMAPPER BEE CAMERA │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ │
│ ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Cameras │ │ GNSS/IMU │ │ LTE Modem │ │
│ │ (Stereo) │ │ u-blox │ │ Telit LE910C4 │ │
│ └──────┬───────┘ └──────┬───────┘ └──────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │ │
│ ▼ ▼ │
│ ┌──────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ datalogger (Go binary) │ │
│ │ Parses GNSS, IMU at 197Hz/4Hz │ │
│ └─────────────────┬────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌──────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Redis (localhost:6379) │ │
│ │ GNSSFusion30Hz, FRAME_COUNT_RGB │ │
│ └─────────────────┬────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ ┌──────────┴──────────┐ │
│ ▼ ▼ │
│ ┌──────────────┐ ┌───────────────┐ │
│ │ RedisHandler │ │ map-ai.py │ │
│ │ (C++ bin) │ │ ML Pipeline │ │
│ └──────┬───────┘ └───────┬────────┘ │
│ │ │ │
│ ▼ ▼ │
│ ┌──────────────┐ ┌───────────────┐ │
│ │ SQLite DBs │ │ depthai_gate │ │
│ │ sensors-v3 │ │ (VPU/HailoRT)│ │
│ │ fusion-v3 │ └───────┬────────┘ │
│ └──────────────┘ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ StoreLandmarks.py │ │
│ │ Merges observations │ │
│ │ Ray intersection │ │
│ └───────────┬─────────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ odc-api.db (SQLite) │ │
│ │ landmarks, framekms │ │
│ │ map_features │ │
│ └───────────┬─────────────┘ │
│ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ ┌────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ adacam_odc.py │◄──── HERE plugin │
│ │ - HTTP API :5000 │ (blocked) │
│ │ - ADAMaps forwarder │ │
│ │ - Cleanup tasks │ │
│ └───────────┬─────────────┘ │
│ │ │
└───────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────┘
│
▼
┌────────────────────────┐
│ https://api.adamaps.org │
│ /api/ingest │
│ /api/images │
└────────────────────────┘
```
---
## 5. ML Pipeline (map-ai.py)
### Models Loaded
| Model | Hash | Status | Purpose |
|-------|------|--------|---------|
| ObjectDetectionUS | ee735d8f... | Active | YOLO v8, 22 classes |
| highlandUs | 3a3c55c5... | Active | Secondary detection (19 classes) |
| laneDetection | cc1bb1e9... | Active | Lane marking detection |
| classifySpeedLimit | b35b5d62... | Active | Speed value OCR (5-85 mph) |
| classifySpeedTypeUS | 779506c7... | Active | Speed sign type classifier |
| classifyTurnRule | 2dc3689a... | Active | Turn restriction classifier |
| classifyOnRed | 479a1d98... | Active | No-turn-on-red classifier |
| classifyHighwaySignType | c997e90a... | Active | Highway sign classifier |
| hereClassifier | 5c6b6885... | Active | HERE landmark classifier |
| embeddings | cbcce4da... | Active | Feature embeddings |
### Detection Classes (ObjectDetectionUS)
1. regulatory-speed-sign
2. stop-sign
3. parking-restriction-sign
4. turn-restriction-sign
5. highway-sign
6. do-not-enter-sign
7. one-way-sign
8. yield-sign
9. street-name-sign
10. traffic-light
11. general-orange-sign
12. other-prohibitory-sign
13. general-yellow-sign
14. vehicle-flow-sign
15. advisory-speed-sign
16. no-parking-symbol-sign
17. stop-sign-back
18. fire hydrant
19. parking-information-sign
20. handicapped-parking
21. multi-parking-sign
### Highland US Classes (Secondary)
- roadwork-cone, roadwork-post, roadwork-panel, roadwork-barrel, roadwork-barricade
- face, license-plate (privacy classes - blurred)
- one-way-sign, yield-sign, roadwork-sign, dead-end-sign
- road-closed, low-clearance
- deer-sign, cattle-sign, horse-sign
- bump-sign, railroad-crossing, railroad-sign
### Position Merging (StoreLandmarks.py)
The system uses sophisticated position estimation:
1. **Ray Intersection Method** - Triangulates landmark position from multiple camera angles
2. **Stereo Depth** - Uses stereo camera pair for depth estimation
3. **Minimum Enclosing Circle** - Filters outlier observations (max radius 2m)
4. **Behind-camera rejection** - Validates landmark is in front of camera
5. **Distance rejection** - Max 50m for signs, 200m for utility poles
---
## 6. Databases
### /data/recording/odc-api.db
**Tables:**
- `landmarks` - Raw detection observations
- `map_features` - Merged landmarks with position
- `framekm` - 1km video chunks with metadata
- `config` - Runtime configuration
- `deviceInfo` - Device identification
- `model_zoo` - ML model registry
- `plugins` - Plugin enable/disable state
- `instrumentation` - Telemetry/metrics
**Current State:**
- 7,814 detections forwarded to ADAMaps
- 2,921 images uploaded
- Device Anonymous ID: `fvhL2I-iCT`
**Plugin State:**
| Plugin | Status |
|--------|--------|
| beekeeper-plugin | disabled |
| here-plugin | enabled (but API blocked) |
### /data/recording/redis_handler/*.db
- `fusion-v3-0-0.db` - GNSS fusion data (15MB)
- `sensors-v3-0-0.db` - IMU/sensor data (1.7MB)
- `gnss-raw-v3-0-0.db` - Raw GNSS (4KB)
---
## 7. Redis State
### Key Metrics
| Key | Value | Description |
|-----|-------|-------------|
| MAP_AI_READY | True | ML pipeline active |
| FRAME_COUNT_RGB | 5261 | Frames processed |
| GnssFreqHz | 3.98 | GPS update rate |
| ImuFreqHz | 197.29 | IMU update rate |
| REDIS_HANDLER_SESSION_ID | 1c6ce926 | Current session |
### Current Position (GNSSFusion30Hz)
- **Latitude:** 33.8838881°
- **Longitude:** -118.3698625°
- **Speed:** 0.009 m/s (stationary)
- **Heading:** 109.03°
- **Location:** Redondo Beach, CA (Cobb's driveway)
---
## 8. ADAMaps Integration
### Configuration (/data/adacam/config.json)
```json
{
"api_key": "adamaps-ingest-2026",
"api_url": "https://api.adamaps.org",
"upload_images": true,
"forward_detections": true,
"poll_interval_sec": 30,
"cleanup_after_days": 10
}
```
### Forwarder State (/data/adacam/forwarder_state.json)
```json
{
"total_forwarded": 7814,
"total_images": 2921,
"last_forwarded_id": 7814,
"last_forward_time": "2026-03-29T23:45:12"
}
```
### adacam_odc.py Features
- **HTTP API** at port 5000 (replaces stock odc-api)
- **ADAMaps Forwarder** - Sends detections to `https://api.adamaps.org/api/ingest`
- **Image Upload** - Sends detection frames to `/api/images`
- **USB Tethering Detection** - Auto-configures br0 for phone USB
- **WiFi Management** - API to connect to networks
- **Cleanup Task** - Removes framekm files >10 days old
- **Live Preview** - Camera preview capability
---
## 9. Network Security
### Blocked Endpoints (via /etc/hosts)
All Hivemapper and HERE API endpoints are null-routed:
- `hivemapper.com`, `api.hivemapper.com`, `device.api.hivemapper.com`
- `account.api.here.com`, `edge.hereapi.com`
- `direct.data.api.platform.here.com`
### Mender OTA Blocked
- Service masked via systemd
- iptables rules drop traffic to `hosted.mender.io`, `downloads.mender.io`
- Deep packet inspection blocks "mender.io" string
### WiFi Configuration
**AP Mode (wlp1s0f0):**
- SSID: (hidden, uses hardcoded hivemapper defaults)
- Password: `hivemapper`
- Mode: 5GHz, channel 36, WPA2
**Client Mode (wlp1s0f1):**
- Connected to: "Plumb bob" (priority 10)
- Also configured: "zerocool"
---
## 10. File System Layout
### Key Directories
| Path | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `/opt/dashcam/bin/` | Core binaries (datalogger, RedisHandler) |
| `/opt/map-ai/` | ML pipeline Python code |
| `/opt/video-processor/` | Video encoding service |
| `/opt/depthai-gate/` | ML inference gateway |
| `/data/adacam/` | ADAMaps custom code |
| `/data/mapnet/` | Bee collector scripts |
| `/data/persist/` | Persistence scripts |
| `/data/recording/` | Sensor data, landmarks, framekms |
| `/data/zoo/` | ML model blobs (v1) |
| `/data/zoo_v2/` | ML model blobs (v2) |
| `/data/plugins/here-plugin/` | HERE plugin binary |
### Storage Usage
| Directory | Size |
|-----------|------|
| /data/recording | 5.4GB |
| /data/swap | 2.1GB |
| /data/gt_core | 642MB |
| /data/zoo | 80MB |
| /data/zoo_v2 | 60MB |
| /data/persistent | 46MB |
---
## 11. Key Source Files
### /data/adacam/adacam_odc.py
Main service that:
- Implements HTTP API on port 5000
- Forwards detections to ADAMaps
- Handles WiFi/USB tethering
- Runs hourly cleanup of old data
### /opt/map-ai/map-ai.py
ML pipeline orchestrator:
- Loads ML models via depthai
- Runs object detection (US/EU models)
- Privacy blur (faces/plates)
- Depth estimation (SGBM stereo)
- Landmark position calculation
- Classification routing
### /opt/map-ai/nodes/StoreLandmarks.py
Position merging logic:
- Groups detections by track_id
- Ray intersection triangulation
- Stereo depth confidence weighting
- Outlier rejection via enclosing circle
### /data/mapnet/bee_collector.py
Detection collector (currently disabled):
- Polls odc-api for new landmarks
- Sends to ADAMaps API
- Also sends GPS track every 5 minutes
- Uploads detection frames
### /data/persist/install.sh
Persistence mechanism:
- Runs at boot from /data partition
- Installs SSH keys
- Creates bee-tunnel service
- Blocks Mender/Hivemapper/HERE
---
## 12. Binaries
### /opt/dashcam/bin/datalogger
- **Type:** ELF 64-bit ARM64 (Go, statically linked)
- **Purpose:** GNSS/IMU data acquisition
- **Libraries:** u-blox GPS parser, go-redis
### /opt/dashcam/bin/RedisHandler
- **Type:** ELF 64-bit ARM64 (C++, dynamically linked)
- **Purpose:** Sensor fusion to Redis
- **Libraries:** hiredis, redis++, protobuf
### /usr/bin/depthai_gate
- **Type:** Python 3 module with shell wrapper
- **Purpose:** ML inference gateway via Flask API
- **Port:** 11492
- **Features:** Session management, firmware package extraction, watchdog
### /data/plugins/here-plugin/here-plugin
- **Type:** Symlink to /opt/here-plugin/here-plugin (C++ binary)
- **Purpose:** HERE Maps integration (blocked)
- **APIs Called:** (all blocked via /etc/hosts)
- `https://edge.hereapi.com/api/feedback/mapgap/v1`
- `https://account.api.here.com/oauth2/token`
- `https://direct.data.api.platform.here.com/direct/v1`
---
## 13. Current Issues
### ⚠️ bee-tunnel.service
Status: Auto-restarting (exit code 255)
Issue: Cannot reach Lucy (192.168.0.5:22)
Impact: No remote access via reverse tunnel
### ❌ adamaps-persist.service
Status: Failed at boot
Issue: Ran before RTC sync (timestamp shows 1970-01-01)
Impact: Persistence script may not have run properly
### ⛔ bee-collector.service
Status: Disabled
Issue: Service is not enabled
Impact: Not collecting detections via this path (adacam_odc handles it)
### ⚠️ LTE Service
Status: Active (monitor mode)
Issue: Frequent restarts in logs
Impact: LTE connectivity may be intermittent
---
## 14. Privacy Zones
### /data/ppz.json
```json
[[-118.36980581955551, 33.883710336622116, 100]]
```
- **Location:** Cobb's house (Redondo Beach)
- **Radius:** 100 meters
- **Purpose:** No recording/detection within this zone
---
## 15. LTE Configuration
### Modem: Telit LE910C4-NF
- **IMEI:** 351369652125828
- **SIM ICCID:** 89148000010586449753
- **Mode:** QMI (Qualcomm MSM Interface)
- **Interface:** wwan0 (currently DOWN)
### /usr/bin/lte-init.py
Comprehensive LTE controller:
- Supports Telit LE910C4-NF (NA) and LE910C4-WWXD (worldwide)
- QMI and ECM connection modes
- Auto-detects carrier for APN configuration
- Signal strength monitoring
- Network registration polling
---
## 16. Model Zoo Details
### Version 1 Models (/data/zoo/)
| Model | Classes | Input Size | Purpose |
|-------|---------|------------|---------|
| ObjectDetectionUS | 22 | 640x640 | Primary detection |
| SpeedClassificationUS | 22 (8 negative) | 224 | Speed value OCR |
| SpeedTypeUS | 14 (9 negative) | 224 | Speed sign type |
| TurnRuleUS | 6 | 224 | Turn restrictions |
### Version 2 Models (/data/zoo_v2/)
| Model | Size | Purpose |
|-------|------|---------|
| highlandUs.blob | 9.3MB | Secondary detection (19 classes) |
| laneDetection.blob | 45MB | Lane marking detection |
| hereClassifier.blob | 7.6MB | HERE landmark classifier (300+ classes) |
---
## 17. Mender Configuration
### /etc/mender/mender.conf
```json
{
"InventoryPollIntervalSeconds": 28800,
"RetryPollIntervalSeconds": 300,
"ServerURL": "https://docker.mender.io",
"TenantToken": "dummy",
"UpdatePollIntervalSeconds": 1800
}
```
- **Status:** Masked (systemctl mask mender)
- **Network:** Blocked via iptables
- **Purpose:** Prevents Hivemapper from pushing firmware updates
---
## 18. Recommendations
### Security
1. **Rotate SSH key** - Current key is stored in multiple locations
2. **Review iptables rules** - Verify mender.io blocking is active
3. **Check bee-tunnel** - Currently failing to connect to Lucy
### Maintenance
1. **Enable bee-collector** if additional data collection needed
2. **Fix adamaps-persist** timing issue
3. **Monitor LTE restarts** - May indicate SIM/carrier issues
### Data Collection
1. **7,814 detections** forwarded to ADAMaps successfully
2. **2,921 images** uploaded
3. Current storage: 5.4GB recording data
---
## Appendix A: Full Service List
```
adacam-odc.service active ADAcam Combined Service
bee-tunnel.service restart Reverse SSH tunnel to Lucy
depthai_gate.service active DepthAI Gate
here-plugin.service active HERE Plugin (blocked)
hivemapper-data-logger.service active Data Logger
hostapd.service active WiFi AP
lte.service active LTE controller
map-ai.service active Map AI
redis-handler.service active Sensor Fusion
redis.service active Redis
video-processor.service active Video Processor
bee-collector.service dead MapNet collector (disabled)
adamaps-persist.service failed Persistence loader
mender.service masked OTA updates (blocked)
beekeeper-plugin.service dead Beekeeper (disabled in DB)
```
---
## Appendix B: Key File Checksums
| File | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| /data/adacam/adacam_odc.py | Main ADAMaps service |
| /data/persist/install.sh | Boot persistence |
| /data/mapnet/bee_collector.py | Detection collector |
| /opt/map-ai/map-ai.py | ML pipeline |
| /opt/map-ai/nodes/StoreLandmarks.py | Position merging |
---
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# Hivemapper Bee Detection Pipeline — Complete Analysis
**Generated:** 2026-03-29 17:40 PDT
**Source:** Live data from camera at 192.168.0.10
**Last Detection:** 2026-03-24 15:55:31 UTC (5 days ago)
---
## 🚨 ROOT CAUSE IDENTIFIED
### **`hivemapper-data-logger.service` is DISABLED and DEAD**
```
● hivemapper-data-logger.service - Data Logger
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/hivemapper-data-logger.service; disabled; vendor preset: enabled)
Active: inactive (dead)
```
**Evidence:**
- Last GPS log entry: `2026-03-24 16:02:51 UTC`
- Last SQLite detection: `2026-03-24 15:55:31 UTC`
- `GNSSFusion30Hz` Redis key has **0 entries**
- Service was disabled at some point on Mar 24
**Impact:** Without the GPS data logger:
1. No GNSS data flows into Redis (`GNSSFusion30Hz`)
2. `LocateLandmarkNode` cannot compute lat/lon for detections
3. `StoreLandmarksNode` has nothing to write
4. Detection pipeline is broken at GPS fusion stage
---
## Complete Pipeline Map (from live `/opt/map-ai/map-ai.py`)
### Service Flow
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ HARDWARE LAYER │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Sony IMX412 Sensor (2028×1024 working resolution, 15fps) │
│ GPS: u-blox @ /dev/ttyS2 (DISABLED - not running!) │
│ IMU: /dev/spidev0.0 │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
↓
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ hivemapper-data-logger.service ← ⛔ DISABLED & DEAD │
│ Binary: /opt/dashcam/bin/datalogger │
│ Function: Reads GPS/IMU, writes to Redis + SQLite │
│ Output: GNSSFusion30Hz (Redis sorted set) │
│ Status: INACTIVE since Mar 24 ~16:02 UTC │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
↓ (BROKEN - no data flowing)
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ depthai_gate.service ← ✅ RUNNING │
│ Binary: /usr/bin/depthai_gate │
│ VPU firmware: /tmp/gate_fw_89czcchq/... │
│ Status: Active (running) since Thu Mar 26 14:19:27 UTC │
│ Memory: 855.8M │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
↓
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ redis.service ← ✅ RUNNING │
│ Port: 127.0.0.1:6379 │
│ Status: Active since Thu Mar 26 14:19:27 UTC │
│ Memory: 2.6M │
│ Keys present: FRAME_COUNT_RGB, FRAME_COUNT_LEFT, FRAME_COUNT_RIGHT │
│ MAP_AI_READY=True, EXTERNAL_MODEL_CLASSIFIER_READY │
│ ⚠️ MISSING: GNSSFusion30Hz (has 0 entries!) │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
↓
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ redis-handler.service ← ✅ RUNNING │
│ Binary: /opt/dashcam/bin/RedisHandler │
│ Status: Active since Thu Mar 26 14:19:27 UTC │
│ Output DBs: /data/recording/redis_handler/ │
│ - fusion-v3-0-0.db (GNSS fusion) │
│ - sensors-v3-0-0.db (raw sensors) │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
↓
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ map-ai.service ← ✅ RUNNING (but starved of GPS data) │
│ Binary: /opt/map-ai/map-ai.sh → python3 /opt/map-ai/map-ai.py │
│ Requires: redis.service only (odc-api dependency removed!) │
│ Status: Active since Thu Mar 26 14:19:25 UTC │
│ Memory: 489.2M │
│ Log: /data/recording/map-ai.log │
│ │
│ ⚠️ Constant error: "No input received from any classifier │
│ after 10000 attempts" (every ~11 seconds) │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
### Internal map-ai.py Pipeline
```
ImageSelectorNode (camera frames @ 15fps)
↓
ResizeNode (scale for inference)
↓
[Optional: EmbeddingsNode]
↓
ObjectDetectionNode (YOLOv8 on VPU, ObjectDetectionUS.blob)
↓
[Optional: ObjectDetectionNode2 (highlandUs.blob)]
↓
FilterDetectionsNode (confidence threshold)
↓
OpticalFlowLiveNode (tracking)
↓
PrivacyBlurNode (face/plate blur)
↓
DepthSGBMNode (stereo depth)
↓
LocateLandmarkNode ← ⚠️ REQUIRES GPS FROM REDIS!
↓ - Reads GNSSFusion30Hz for lat/lon/heading
↓ - If no GPS data: can't compute sign location
↓ - Detection can't proceed without geolocation
ClassificationRouterNode ← ⚠️ "No input received" errors here
↓ - Waiting for frames from classifiers
↓ - Nothing coming through because pipeline blocked
StoreLandmarksNode → SQLite /data/recording/odc-api.db
↓ - Writes to landmarks table
↓ - FROZEN since Mar 24 (no GPS = no writes)
CleanUpNode
```
---
## Service Status Summary
| Service | Status | Since | Notes |
|---------|--------|-------|-------|
| `map-ai.service` | ✅ Running | Mar 26 14:19 | Main process active but starved |
| `depthai_gate.service` | ✅ Running | Mar 26 14:19 | VPU loaded, camera working |
| `redis.service` | ✅ Running | Mar 26 14:19 | Keys present |
| `redis-handler.service` | ✅ Running | Mar 26 14:19 | Writing to DBs |
| `adacam-odc.service` | ✅ Running | Mar 26 14:19 | Forwarder active |
| **`hivemapper-data-logger.service`** | ⛔ **DEAD** | - | **DISABLED** — ROOT CAUSE |
---
## Evidence from Live System
### 1. GPS Data Missing
```bash
root@keembay:~# redis-cli zcard GNSSFusion30Hz
0
root@keembay:~# redis-cli KEYS "*GNSS*"
(empty array)
```
### 2. Last Detection Timestamp
```bash
root@keembay:~# sqlite3 /data/recording/odc-api.db \
"SELECT MAX(id), MAX(ts), datetime(MAX(ts)/1000, 'unixepoch') FROM landmarks"
229787|1774367731312|2026-03-24 15:55:31
```
### 3. Data Logger Last Activity
```
/data/recording/hivemapper-data-logger.log (last modified: Mar 24 16:02)
2026-03-24 16:02:51.475089267 +0000 UTC [WARNING] TimTp drop of 2000 ms
```
**Timeline:** GPS logger stopped ~7 minutes after last detection.
### 4. Camera Still Working
```bash
root@keembay:~# ls /tmp/recording/pics/ | tail -5
1774831137_602000_187520980.jpg
1774831139_536000_187522914.jpg
1774831141_470000_187524848.jpg
1774831143_403000_187526781.jpg
1774831145_337000_187528715.jpg
```
Camera frames are being captured continuously.
### 5. map-ai Service Unit
```ini
[Unit]
Description=map-AI
Requires=redis.service # ← odc-api.service dependency REMOVED!
[Service]
ExecStart=/opt/map-ai/map-ai.sh
...
```
Note: The `Requires=odc-api.service` line was removed at some point.
---
## All Failure Modes Identified
### Primary Failure (Current Issue)
| Component | State | Impact |
|-----------|-------|--------|
| `hivemapper-data-logger` | DISABLED & DEAD | No GPS data |
| `GNSSFusion30Hz` Redis key | Empty (0 entries) | LocateLandmarkNode has no GPS |
| Detection pipeline | Blocked at geo-location | StoreLandmarks has nothing |
| SQLite landmarks table | Frozen at ID 229787 | No new detections since Mar 24 |
### Secondary Issues
| Issue | Evidence | Impact |
|-------|----------|--------|
| "No classifier input" spam | Log every ~11 seconds | ClassificationRouter starved |
| odc-api dependency removed | map-ai.service changed | May have side effects |
---
## The Fix
### Immediate Action Required
```bash
# SSH to camera
ssh root@192.168.0.10
# Enable and start the GPS data logger
systemctl enable hivemapper-data-logger.service
systemctl start hivemapper-data-logger.service
# Verify it's running
systemctl status hivemapper-data-logger
# Verify GPS data is flowing
redis-cli zcard GNSSFusion30Hz
# Should start showing count > 0
# May need to restart map-ai to pick up GPS data flow
systemctl restart map-ai
```
### Verification After Fix
```bash
# Wait 1-2 minutes, then check new detections
sqlite3 /data/recording/odc-api.db "SELECT MAX(id) FROM landmarks"
# Should show number > 229787 after driving
# Check GPS data
redis-cli GET GNSSFusion30Hz
# Should return GPS JSON data
```
---
## Key File Locations
| File | Path | Purpose |
|------|------|---------|
| map-ai.py | `/opt/map-ai/map-ai.py` | Main detection script |
| map-ai.sh | `/opt/map-ai/map-ai.sh` | Wrapper script |
| map-ai service | `/etc/systemd/system/map-ai.service` | Service unit |
| GPS logger service | `/lib/systemd/system/hivemapper-data-logger.service` | GPS service |
| landmarks DB | `/data/recording/odc-api.db` | Detection storage |
| GPS fusion DB | `/data/recording/redis_handler/fusion-v3-0-0.db` | GNSS data |
| map-ai log | `/data/recording/map-ai.log` | Service log |
| GPS logger log | `/data/recording/hivemapper-data-logger.log` | GPS service log |
| cache mode flag | `/data/.cache` | Should NOT exist |
| Redis Key | Purpose |
|-----------|---------|
| `GNSSFusion30Hz` | GPS fusion data (sorted set) — **MUST HAVE DATA** |
| `MAP_AI_READY` | map-ai status flag |
| `FRAME_COUNT_RGB` | Frame counter |
| `EXTERNAL_MODEL_CLASSIFIER_READY` | Classifier status |
---
## What Changed Since Mar 22 (Last Working)
| Date | Change | Impact |
|------|--------|--------|
| Mar 22 | map-ai.service Requires=odc-api.service | Fixed at that time |
| Mar 24 ~16:02 | **hivemapper-data-logger stopped/disabled** | **ROOT CAUSE** |
| Mar 24 15:55 | Last detection written | Pipeline froze |
| Mar 26 14:19 | System rebooted (all services show this start time) | Services restarted but GPS logger stayed disabled |
---
## Summary
**The detection pipeline is fully functional except for one disabled service.**
The GPS data logger (`hivemapper-data-logger.service`) was disabled at some point on March 24, 2026. Without GPS data flowing into Redis, the `LocateLandmarkNode` cannot compute geographic coordinates for detected signs, and `StoreLandmarksNode` cannot write detections to SQLite.
**Fix: Enable and start `hivemapper-data-logger.service`.**
The camera, VPU, object detection models, and all other components are working correctly.
---
*Report generated from live system inspection via SSH*

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# adacam Project State — Definitive Reference
**Last updated:** 2026-03-30 (Gitea audit pass — Opus)
**Written by:** Opus audit sub-agent (deep audit of all sources + Gitea audit 2026-03-30)
**Status:** ⚠️ Camera in truck, AP rejecting connections, Pi at home — access blocked
> **HARD RULE:** Read this file before ANY adacam work. Two devices have been broken by operating without full context.
---
## 1. Project Overview
**Goal:** Repurpose a Hivemapper Bee dashcam to collect mapping data for ADAMaps instead of Hivemapper. The device captures road sign detections (ML inference via VPU) with GPS coordinates and forwards them to `https://api.adamaps.org`.
**Current state (as of 2026-03-30 ~09:52 PDT):**
- Truck Bee (Device 1): Camera operational, services running, but **WiFi routing conflict** prevents internet access → ADAMaps forwarding broken. Camera currently in truck, AP rejecting WiFi connections (hostapd broken — likely caused by wifi-client.service).
- Brick Bee (Device 2): SSH locked out. Hardware alive. No active recovery in progress.
---
## 2. Device Inventory
### Device 1 — Truck Bee (ACTIVE)
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| SSID | `dashcam-4A928016A02C1046` |
| Serial | `2P007435` |
| Assembly UUID | `3a43e0b9-ea21-5d94-bb45-92bdac8cde94` |
| Firmware | `20260309193836` (March 9, 2026 build) |
| Anonymous ID | `fvhL2I-iCT` |
| IMEI | `351369652125828` |
| SIM ICCID | `89148000010586449753` |
| WiFi AP IP | `192.168.0.10` |
| WiFi Client IP | `192.168.0.155` (zerocool) |
| USB Bridge IP | `192.168.197.55/28` (br0, down) |
| SSH | `root@192.168.0.10` (passwordless, key-based) |
**Hardware:**
- SoC: Intel Keembay KMB (ARM64 Cortex-A53, 4 cores @ 700MHz)
- RAM: 3.5GB total
- eMMC: Toshiba DG4064 64GB (A/B partition scheme: system_a/system_b)
- LTE Modem: Telit LE910C4-NF (no SIM inserted)
- WiFi: Dual-band dual-interface (wlp1s0f0 = AP, wlp1s0f1 = client)
- Camera: Sony IMX412 stereo pair
- GPS: u-blox NEO-M9N @ `/dev/ttyS2`
- IMU: `/dev/spidev0.0`
**OS:**
meta-intel-ese Reference Distro 2.0-dunfell (Yocto), Linux 5.4.86-intel-lts-km, Python 3.8, aarch64
---
### Device 2 — Brick Bee (LOCKED OUT)
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| SSID | `dashcam-81B2B81681545109` |
| Serial | `2P021849` (from pre-bricking security audit; unconfirmed) |
| IMEI | `351369652127410` (from security audit; unconfirmed) |
| Status | SSH locked out — key-auth only, no authorized_keys |
| AP | Broadcasting, WiFi connects, SSH fails |
| Physical location | Unknown (was at home during recovery attempts in March 2026) |
**How it got bricked:**
Liberation script ran `PasswordAuthentication no` in `/data/overlay/current/ssh/sshd_config` BEFORE placing SSH keys. Result: requires key auth, no keys authorized, locked out.
**Why Mender can't fix it:**
Mender only swaps rootfs A/B partitions. The `/data` partition is NEVER touched. The bad sshd_config lives in `/data/overlay/current/ssh/sshd_config` and survives ALL firmware flashes. v1-v8 recovery artifacts were tried — none fixed SSH because overlay persists.
**Recovery path:**
1. **Ethernet USB tether** (same procedure as Device 1, section 7)
2. **UART serial console** — physical access, CP2102/CH340 USB-UART adapter. UART pad locations on Hivemapper Bee PCB are NOT yet documented. Needs teardown research.
3. If ethernet gets in: add SSH key to `~/.ssh/authorized_keys`, verify, done.
---
## 3. Architecture & Service Map
### 3.1 Full Detection Pipeline
```
[u-blox GPS /dev/ttyS2] + [IMU /dev/spidev0.0]
↓
[hivemapper-data-logger] (Go binary: /opt/dashcam/bin/datalogger)
↓
[Redis :6379] (GNSSFusion30Hz sorted set, ImuFusion10Hz)
↓
[redis-handler] (C++ binary: /opt/dashcam/bin/RedisHandler)
↓ writes to: ↓ reads from:
[/data/recording/redis_handler/ [map-ai.py / depthai_gate]
fusion-v3-0-0.db, ↓
sensors-v3-0-0.db] [ObjectDetection YOLO v8 on VPU]
↓
[LocateLandmarkNode] ← reads GNSSFusion30Hz
↓
[StoreLandmarksNode]
↓
[/data/recording/odc-api.db] (SQLite, landmarks table)
↓
[adacam-odc.py] (Thread 2: Forwarder)
↓
[https://api.adamaps.org/api/ingest]
[https://api.adamaps.org/api/images]
```
**Critical dependency:** If `hivemapper-data-logger` is not running, Redis has no GPS data, `LocateLandmarkNode` has nothing to work with, and `StoreLandmarksNode` writes nothing to SQLite. No GPS = no detections. **Do NOT disable this service.**
### 3.2 Service Status Table
| Service | Status | Notes |
|---------|--------|-------|
| `hivemapper-data-logger.service` | ✅ Should be RUNNING | GPS/IMU backbone. Was wrongly disabled ~Mar 24; re-enabled Mar 29. DO NOT DISABLE. |
| `map-ai.service` | ✅ Running | ML pipeline, writes detections to SQLite |
| `adacam-odc.service` | ✅ Running | Flask API on **port 5500** + ADAMaps forwarder thread |
| `depthai_gate.service` | ✅ Running | DepthAI ML inference gateway, port 11492 |
| `redis.service` | ✅ Running | Redis state store :6379 |
| `redis-handler.service` | ✅ Running | Sensor fusion → SQLite |
| `hostapd.service` | ⚠️ Running but BROKEN | AP broadcasting but rejecting connections — likely `wifi-client.service` conflict |
| `here-plugin.service` | ✅ Running | HERE plugin — API endpoints blocked via /etc/hosts |
| `lte.service` | ✅ Running | LTE modem controller (no SIM) |
| `video-processor.service` | ✅ Running | Video encoding |
| `odc-api.service` | ✅ Dead / disabled | Node.js Hivemapper service — NOT needed |
| `mender.service` | ✅ Masked | OTA updates blocked |
| `bee-tunnel.service` | ✅ Removed | Was reverse SSH to Lucy — removed 2026-03-29 |
| `bee-collector.service` | ✅ Removed | Old mapnet prototype — removed 2026-03-29 |
| `adamaps-persist.service` | ❌ Fails at boot | Timing issue: runs before RTC sync (1970 timestamp). Non-critical now that bee-tunnel/collector removed. |
| `beekeeper-plugin.service` | ✅ Dead/disabled | Hivemapper phone-home — disabled |
| `wifi-client.service` | ⚠️ **UNKNOWN — LIKELY PRESENT** | Created 2026-03-29 (should not have been). Likely causing hostapd failure. **Must be removed.** |
---
## 4. Persistence Mechanism
**File:** `/data/persist/install.sh`
**Service:** `adamaps-persist.service` (runs install.sh at boot)
**Why it works:** The `/data` partition survives RAUC/Mender OTA firmware updates. Everything in `/data/` persists across reboots and firmware changes.
**Current install.sh does:**
1. Installs SSH key for remote access:
`ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAII5ckRf/4SA84JOrmJtElHBT3dU9RC2Le5GBfqhWWVc8 root@keembay`
2. Masks Mender OTA (`systemctl stop/disable/mask mender`)
3. Blocks Mender network access via iptables
4. Blocks Hivemapper/HERE APIs via /etc/hosts
**NOTE:** As of 2026-03-30, install.sh was updated (2026-03-29 session) to remove bee-tunnel and bee-collector references. But the exact current content is not recorded in any workspace file. The service still fails at boot (RTC timing issue), so it may not be executing reliably.
**PENDING (not yet done):** Add WiFi routing fix to install.sh:
```bash
ip route add 192.168.0.1/32 dev wlp1s0f1 2>/dev/null
ip rule add from 192.168.0.155 lookup 100 priority 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add default via 192.168.0.1 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add 192.168.0.0/24 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
```
---
## 5. Network Topology
### Camera Network Interfaces
| Interface | IP | Purpose |
|-----------|-----|---------|
| `wlp1s0f0` | `192.168.0.10/24` | WiFi AP (hostapd) — phone and Pi connect here |
| `wlp1s0f1` | `192.168.0.155/24` | WiFi client (home network, "zerocool") |
| `br0` | `192.168.197.55/28` | USB tethering bridge (down when no phone) |
| `wwan0` | (none) | LTE modem (no SIM) |
**The routing conflict (CRITICAL UNRESOLVED ISSUE):**
Both `wlp1s0f0` and `wlp1s0f1` are on `192.168.0.0/24`. When the camera tries to reach the internet via `wlp1s0f1` (connected to home router), outbound traffic is correct but return traffic gets confused between the two interfaces. Camera has no internet access. This blocks:
- ADAMaps detection forwarding
- DNS resolution (systemd-resolved broken)
- Any cloud connectivity
**Fix (runtime, must also be persisted):**
```bash
ip route add 192.168.0.1/32 dev wlp1s0f1 2>/dev/null
ip rule add from 192.168.0.155 lookup 100 priority 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add default via 192.168.0.1 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add 192.168.0.0/24 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
```
**Long-term fix (decision needed):** Move AP off `192.168.0.0/24`. Candidates: `172.20.0.1/24` or `172.16.100.1/24`. (Note: `10.77.0.0/24` is blocked on Android.)
### Home Network
| Device | IP | Role |
|--------|-----|------|
| OPNsense | `192.168.0.1` | Router/DHCP |
| Lucy (Unraid) | `192.168.0.5` | Server |
| Pi (blackbox) | `192.168.0.184` | Access bridge (`cobb@192.168.0.184`) |
| Camera AP | `192.168.0.10` | SSH entry point |
| Camera Client | `192.168.0.155` | Not directly reachable from home LAN |
### Access Paths
**Normal (Pi at home, camera in driveway):**
```bash
ssh cobb@192.168.0.184
sudo nmcli connection up 'dashcam-hivemapper' # connect Pi to dashcam AP
sudo ip route add 192.168.0.10/32 dev wlan0 # route camera AP
ssh root@192.168.0.10 # SSH to camera
```
**Pi static IP workaround (if camera not handing out DHCP):**
```bash
sudo nmcli connection modify 'dashcam-4A928016A02C1046' ipv4.method manual ipv4.addresses 192.168.0.200/24 ipv4.gateway 192.168.0.10
sudo nmcli connection up 'dashcam-4A928016A02C1046'
ssh root@192.168.0.10 # camera still at .10
```
**Pi nmcli profile names:**
- zerocool: UUID `c82d926c-5622-42f0-9bfa-6025f4cc5301`
- dashcam-hivemapper (working profile): SSID `dashcam-4A928016A02C1046`, 5GHz ch36, static 192.168.0.11/24
- dashcam-4A928016A02C1046: UUID `9c30aaa1-a9a0-4a5f-9d87-751e6f21ebcb` (may be duplicate)
**NEVER use wpa_supplicant directly on Pi** — NetworkManager owns wlan0. Use nmcli only. Direct wpa_supplicant broke the brcmfmac driver (2026-03-30 incident).
### Blocked Endpoints (via /etc/hosts)
```
0.0.0.0 hivemapper.com
0.0.0.0 api.hivemapper.com
0.0.0.0 device.api.hivemapper.com
0.0.0.0 account.api.here.com
0.0.0.0 direct.data.api.platform.here.com
0.0.0.0 api-lookup.data.api.platform.here.com
0.0.0.0 edge.hereapi.com
0.0.0.0 docker.mender.io
0.0.0.0 hosted.mender.io
0.0.0.0 downloads.mender.io
```
---
## 6. adacam-odc Service Details
**File:** `/data/adacam/adacam_odc.py`
**Port:** **5500** (not 5000 — master audit was wrong)
**Service:** `adacam-odc.service`
**Config:** `/data/adacam/config.json`
**Forwarder state:** `/data/adacam/forwarder_state.json`
**Forwarder log:** `/data/adacam/forwarder.log`
**Architecture:** Two-thread service
- Thread 1: Flask API (health, WiFi management, USB tethering, live preview)
- Thread 2: ADAMaps Forwarder (polls landmarks table, batches, POSTs to api.adamaps.org)
**Key endpoints:**
- `GET /api/1/health` → `{"status":"ok","version":"adacam-odc-2.0.0"}`
- `GET /api/1/forwarder/status`
- `GET /api/1/ml/status`
- WiFi/tethering management endpoints
**ADAMaps config (in /data/adacam/config.json):**
```json
{
"device_id": "dashcam-unknown",
"adamaps_api": "https://api.adamaps.org",
"adamaps_key": "adamaps-ingest-2026",
"poll_interval": 30,
"batch_size": 100,
"image_batch_size": 10,
"min_confidence": 0.3,
"upload_images": true,
"forwarder_enabled": true
}
```
**Note:** Config keys are `adamaps_key` and `adamaps_api` (NOT `api_key`/`api_url` — those were the OLD adacam-api format). Confirmed from Gitea `adacam_odc.py` DEFAULT_CONFIG (Gitea audit 2026-03-30).
**Forwarding stats (as of 2026-03-29):**
- Total forwarded: 7,814 detections
- Total images: 2,921
- Last forwarder run: ~Mar 22-23 (before routing conflict blocked internet)
- Cursor position: 229787 (max ID — no backlog when camera last checked)
**USB tethering:** Auto-detect when phone plugged in. Watches for dynamic `usb2` interface (created by kernel on plug-in). Runs udhcpc when carrier detected. Provides internet when home WiFi routing fix isn't applied. Last tested working: 2026-03-25 drive session.
---
## 7. All Known Issues
### CRITICAL (blocking forwarding)
**C1 — WiFi routing conflict (pre-existing, NOT session-introduced)**
- Both wlp1s0f0 (AP) and wlp1s0f1 (client) on 192.168.0.0/24
- Camera can't reach internet via wlp1s0f1 — return packets confused between interfaces
- Blocks: DNS resolution, ADAMaps forwarding, bee-tunnel (now removed)
- Fix ready (ip rule + ip route table 100), NOT YET PERSISTED
- Was applied runtime-only on 2026-03-30 but lost on power cycle
**C2 — hostapd broken / WiFi connections rejected (session-introduced, 2026-03-29)**
- AP SSID `dashcam-4A928016A02C1046` visible but rejecting connections ("connection failure")
- Root cause: `wifi-client.service` was created during 2026-03-29 session (hard rule violation)
- If service runs wpa_supplicant or ip commands on wlp1s0f0, it takes interface from hostapd
- First fix: stop + disable + remove wifi-client.service, then restart hostapd + dnsmasq
- This is the **current blocking issue** — cannot access camera without fix
### HIGH
**H1 — DNS broken on camera (pre-existing)**
- systemd-resolved running but not resolving hostnames
- `resolvectl query api.adamaps.org` → "All attempts to contact name servers failed"
- Ping to 8.8.8.8 works (IP connectivity fine) but no DNS
- Fix: add `DNS=8.8.8.8` to `/etc/systemd/resolved.conf`, restart systemd-resolved
- Cannot apply until camera is accessible
**H2 — WiFi routing fix not persisted**
- The 4 ip commands were applied runtime-only on 2026-03-30
- Lost on power cycle (camera was power-cycled)
- Must be re-applied AND added to `/data/persist/install.sh`
**H3 — adamaps-persist.service fails at boot (pre-existing)**
- Service runs `/data/persist/install.sh`
- Fails because RTC not synced at early boot (timestamp shows 1970-01-01)
- `mkdir /root` in script also fails (root filesystem read-only at that boot stage)
- Impact: install.sh may not execute reliably on power cycles
- Fix: add network/time dependency before running, or `After=time-sync.target`
### MEDIUM
**M1 — Root partition at 86% (pre-existing)**
- `/` filesystem: 86% full, ~255MB free
- `/dev/mmcblk1p8` (system_b, active rootfs): 1.8GB total, 1.5GB used
- Main culprit: `/var/log/daeman.log` (5.1MB), rsyslog log rotation issues
- Fix: `du -sh /var/log/*`, truncate/delete oversized logs, configure logrotate
**M2 — /etc/fstab duplicate /factory entry (pre-existing)**
- Two identical lines for `/dev/mmcblk1p10 /factory auto defaults,nofail,ro 0 0`
- Causes systemd generator warning at boot (non-blocking)
- Fix: remove duplicate line from /etc/fstab
**M3 — factory.mount failed (pre-existing)**
- Likely related to duplicate fstab OR corrupted/missing partition
- `/dev/mmcblk1p10` may not exist (or is a different device from mmcblk0 vs mmcblk1 naming)
- Non-blocking
**M4 — here-plugin.service returning after reboot**
- Was killed (not masked) at some point
- Came back after reboot
- Needs to be MASKED: `systemctl mask here-plugin.service`
- Currently "running" but API calls are blocked via /etc/hosts
**M5 — pam_nologin blocking SSH (recently observed 2026-03-30)**
- SSH responds but returns "System is booting up. Unprivileged users not permitted"
- Persisted for 30+ minutes across multiple power cycles on 2026-03-30
- Likely systemd not reaching multi-user.target due to wifi-client.service hanging boot
- Fixing C2 (wifi-client.service) should resolve this
### LOW / INFO
**L1 — rsyslogd file size limit errors**
- `daeman.log` at 5.1MB, rsyslog configured file size limits hitting
- Non-critical
**L2 — LTE service cycling every ~10 minutes**
- 339+ restarts in logs (as of 2026-03-29)
- Likely watchdog/monitor behavior — by design
- No SIM in device; LTE interface (wwan0) is down
**L3 — usb-updater.service failed**
- Minor, likely non-critical
- Check: `journalctl -u usb-updater --no-pager`
---
## 8. Recovery Plans
### 8.1 Device 1 (Truck Bee) — Current Crisis
**Situation (as of 2026-03-30 ~09:52 PDT):**
- Camera in truck, powered on (truck was running at last contact)
- Pi is at home (not plugged in)
- Camera AP broadcasting but rejecting ALL WiFi connections
- Cannot access camera until:
- Pi is physically brought to camera (or truck brought home), OR
- Cobb SSHes directly from phone when near camera AP
**Step-by-step recovery (once SSH access is restored):**
**Triage first (READ ONLY):**
```bash
systemctl is-system-running
systemctl list-units --failed
ls -la /etc/systemd/system/wifi-client.service 2>/dev/null
systemctl status hostapd --no-pager -l
ps aux | grep -E 'wpa_supplicant|hostapd'
ip addr show
cat /data/persist/install.sh
df -h /
```
**Fix #1 — Remove wifi-client.service (LIKELY ROOT CAUSE):**
```bash
systemctl stop wifi-client.service 2>/dev/null
systemctl disable wifi-client.service 2>/dev/null
rm -f /etc/systemd/system/wifi-client.service
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl restart hostapd
systemctl restart dnsmasq
# Verify:
systemctl status hostapd
```
**Fix #2 — WiFi routing (do after Fix #1, once internet accessible):**
```bash
ip route add 192.168.0.1/32 dev wlp1s0f1 2>/dev/null
ip rule add from 192.168.0.155 lookup 100 priority 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add default via 192.168.0.1 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add 192.168.0.0/24 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
# Then test:
ping -I wlp1s0f1 -c 3 8.8.8.8
curl -s https://api.adamaps.org/api/health
```
**Fix #3 — Persist routing fix in install.sh:**
Add all 4 ip commands from Fix #2 to `/data/persist/install.sh`
**Fix #4 — DNS resolution:**
```bash
echo "[Resolve]" >> /etc/systemd/resolved.conf
echo "DNS=8.8.8.8" >> /etc/systemd/resolved.conf
echo "FallbackDNS=1.1.1.1" >> /etc/systemd/resolved.conf
systemctl restart systemd-resolved
resolvectl query api.adamaps.org
```
**Fix #5 — Mask here-plugin (low priority):**
```bash
systemctl mask here-plugin.service
systemctl stop here-plugin.service
```
**Fix #6 — Verify full pipeline after fixes:**
```bash
redis-cli zcard GNSSFusion30Hz # Should be > 0
redis-cli get MAP_AI_READY # Should be "True"
curl -s http://localhost:5500/api/1/health
curl -s http://localhost:5500/api/1/forwarder/status
sqlite3 /data/recording/odc-api.db "SELECT MAX(id), MAX(ts) FROM landmarks"
```
**Fix #7 — Pi cleanup (once camera stable):**
```bash
# Re-enable zerocool autoconnect:
sudo nmcli connection modify zerocool connection.autoconnect yes
# Restore dashcam-hivemapper to DHCP:
sudo nmcli connection modify 'dashcam-hivemapper' ipv4.method auto ipv4.addresses "" ipv4.gateway ""
# Clean up duplicate profile if present:
sudo nmcli connection delete 'dashcam-4A928016A02C1046'
sudo nmcli connection up zerocool
```
**If all else fails (complete SSH lockout):**
1. USB-Ethernet tether (ASIX AX88179 or Realtek RTL8153 chipset — ASIX more likely supported in Yocto 5.4.x). Bridge to router/switch with DHCP. Camera should get IP as `keembay` hostname.
2. UART serial console — physical access required. CP2102 or CH340 USB-UART adapter. UART pad locations on Bee PCB need research (not yet documented).
---
### 8.2 Device 2 (Brick Bee) — Recovery
**Situation:**
- SSH key-auth only, no authorized_keys, locked out
- AP broadcasting, WiFi connects, SSH always rejected
- Hardware is alive
**Recovery order:**
1. USB-Ethernet tether: connect USB-A to Ethernet adapter to camera USB port, cable to home router. Check router DHCP for `keembay` hostname. `ssh root@<ip>`. Once in: `echo "ssh-ed25519 AAAA..." >> /root/.ssh/authorized_keys` (use same key as Device 1).
2. If USB tether fails: UART serial console (same as Device 1 emergency path).
3. If UART: access boot console, can fix `/data/overlay/current/ssh/sshd_config` directly.
4. **Do NOT try more Mender USB flashes** — v1-v8 failed. The overlay in `/data/` survives all flashes. Mender cannot fix this without modifying the overlay, which requires shell access first.
---
## 9. Complete Change Log (Chronological)
### 2026-03-11 (or earlier)
- bee-tunnel.service created and deployed on Device 1
- Reverse SSH tunnel configured: `ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 -L 19999:localhost:1340 root@192.168.0.5`
- State documented in `bee-tunnel-state.md`
### 2026-03-13 / 2026-03-14
- BEE-CAMERA.md written (hardware/firmware reference)
- Hivemapper on-chain security audit completed (CVE MCID15663720, 90-day window closes 2026-06-07)
### 2026-03-21
- BeeJump (WireGuard) ABANDONED — too many implementation issues
- Remote adacam access = AP-only going forward
### 2026-03-22
- **TWO BEES documented:** Device 1 (truck, `dashcam-4A928016A02C1046`) confirmed working; Device 2 (`dashcam-81B2B81681545109`) confirmed bricked (locked out by bad liberation script)
- Reverse SSH tunnel investigation: TCP relay fundamentally broken on Bee's OpenSSH — banner timeout even on standalone sshd
- HTTP agent API deployed at `/data/adacam/agent.py:8080`
- Deep recon: 9 files in `/root/.openclaw/workspace/recon/`
- Key discovery: detections in `/data/recording/odc-api.db` SQLite, not JSON files
- Key discovery: root has no password on stock Bee
- map-ai.service `Requires=odc-api.service` dependency removed via override at `/etc/systemd/system/map-ai.service`
- adacam-forwarder-v2.py written (odc-api.db backed), deployed to Bee
- Forwarder caught up: all 4,285 landmarks forwarded (cursor at 222754)
- USB bridge (192.168.197.55) confirmed dead — OTG not triggering, not a viable access path
- Varroa app: default Bee URL changed from `10.77.0.1` to `192.168.0.10`
- bee-security-audit.md written (note: appears to be Device 2, 2P021849, stock firmware)
- Mender v1-v8 recovery artifacts tried on Device 2 — none worked (overlay survives flash)
### 2026-03-23 (into early Mar 24)
- Full Hivemapper odc-api source audit (docs/hivemapper-odc-api-deep-dive-2026-03-23.md)
- Strip plan written (docs/adacam-odc-strip-plan-2026-03-24.md)
- **adacam-odc.py built** (~800 lines, Flask + forwarder thread, replaces odc-api + old forwarder)
- `adacam-odc.service` systemd unit created
- `deploy.sh` created
- ADAMaps server: migrations 004, 005, 006 applied (detections: cam_heading, attributes, bbox; signs: ml_sign_text, verification_source; agent_registry: manifest)
- Tiered verification, 1-minute task expiry, pure JSON task format implemented
- agents.html deployed at adamaps.org/agents.html
### 2026-03-24
- adacam-odc.py deployed to Device 1 via `deploy.sh`
- odc-api killed and disabled
- **Important note from MEMORY.md**: "adacam-odc Python rebuild (2026-03-24) — Key discovery: map-ai writes directly to SQLite — odc-api never touched landmark writes"
### 2026-03-25
- USB tethering monitor implemented in adacam-odc.py (dynamic usb2 interface detection)
- USB tether tested: 172.22.22.37 IP, 8.8.8.8 ping works
- odc-api processes killed (were self-restarting): `systemctl stop odc-api; systemctl disable odc-api; killall -9 node`
- Drive session: Gower & Sunset LA → Redondo Beach; live uploads worked via USB tether
- Forwarder: 500 detections + 10 images per cycle; total at session start: ~6,051 detections, 2,480 images
### 2026-03-26
- map-ai.py and map-ai.sh saved to Gitea (docs/map-ai/)
- KEY DISCOVERY: `isCacheMode = os.path.exists("/data/.cache")` — if `/data/.cache` exists, map-ai skips projection matrices and landmark writes
- KEY DISCOVERY: `hivemapper-data-logger` binary path `/dev/ttyAMA1` doesn't exist (GPS on `/dev/ttyS2` per prepare-gps.sh)
- Camera bridge port conflict discovered: adacam-odc camera bridge was on :9001, same as datalogger HTTP port
- Camera bridge moved 9001→9002 (commit `bd0c4cff008c`), then DISABLED entirely (commit `76b177a8e0e8`)
- adacam-odc confirmed running on port **5500** (not 5000)
- Note: GPS was dead, SQLite frozen — incorrectly attributed to odc-api being dead (GPS was the actual issue)
- here-plugin came back after reboot (was killed not masked)
- `adamaps-persist.service` failed: `mkdir /root` in install.sh fails at early boot
### ~2026-03-24 to 2026-03-26 (CHANGE LOG GAP)
- `hivemapper-data-logger.service` was DISABLED — no log entry records who did this or when
- Most likely result of the 2026-03-22 kill list recommendation being acted on
### 2026-03-29 (morning/afternoon)
- **DNS diagnostic**: confirmed WiFi connected (zerocool), internet reachable (8.8.8.8 ping), but DNS broken
- Forwarder dead since Mar 23 (HTTP timeouts), not recovering because DNS broken
- **HARD RULE VIOLATION**: Two changes made after "read only" instruction:
- `/etc/resolv.conf` overwritten with `nameserver 8.8.8.8` (was systemd-resolved symlink)
- `/etc/systemd/system/wifi-client.service` created and enabled
- resolv.conf symlink partially restored in session; wifi-client.service NOT yet removed
### 2026-03-29 (late afternoon/evening)
- **ROOT CAUSE of zero detections since Mar 24 FOUND**: `hivemapper-data-logger.service` disabled
- **hivemapper-data-logger RE-ENABLED**: GPS flowing (4Hz), IMU (197Hz), MAP_AI_READY=True, 653 Redis entries confirmed
- map-ai restarted
- **bee-tunnel.service REMOVED**: service file deleted, `/data/mapnet/` directory deleted, SSH tunnel key deleted
- **bee-collector.service REMOVED**: service file deleted
- odc-api confirmed dead, not needed
- `/data/persist/install.sh` updated (removed bee-tunnel/bee-collector references)
- master-audit written and committed to Gitea (`a8289028`)
- RECON.md pushed to Gitea
- adacam-pipeline-map.md written (full pipeline analysis)
- Bug report written (adacam-bug-report-2026-03-29.md)
### 2026-03-29 end-of-day state:
| Component | Status |
|-----------|--------|
| hivemapper-data-logger | ✅ Running |
| map-ai | ✅ Running |
| adacam-odc | ✅ Running, port 5500 |
| WiFi client | ⚠️ Connected but no internet (routing conflict) |
| WiFi routing fix | NOT APPLIED |
| wifi-client.service | ⚠️ Present on device, not yet removed |
| bee-tunnel | ✅ Removed |
| bee-collector/mapnet | ✅ Removed |
### 2026-03-30 (morning)
- Recovery plan written (adacam-recovery-plan-2026-03-30.md)
- **HARD RULE VIOLATION**: wpa_supplicant run directly on Pi wlan0 — corrupted brcmfmac WiFi driver
- Pi reboot fixed driver
- Static IP workaround: nmcli profile `dashcam-hivemapper` set to 192.168.0.11/24 static (no gateway/DNS)
- Pi connected to dashcam AP via static IP
- Camera SSH returned pam_nologin ("system is booting up") — blocked for 30+ minutes
- Routing fix applied runtime-only (4 ip commands) — LOST on next power cycle
- Camera power-cycled: DHCP broken (camera not handing out IPs) — static IP workaround still works
- Camera AP later seen broadcasting but **rejecting all WiFi connections**
- Camera left in truck, Pi left at home (~09:52 PDT)
- **Current blocked state at session end**
---
## 10. Open TODOs (Prioritized)
### Priority 1 — Restore Camera Access
- [ ] Get Pi physically near camera OR bring camera home
- [ ] Connect Pi to camera via static IP (192.168.0.200/24 on dashcam-hivemapper profile)
- [ ] Wait for camera to fully boot (5+ min after power-on, pam_nologin should clear)
- [ ] Triage: confirm wifi-client.service is present and causing hostapd failure
- [ ] **Remove wifi-client.service** (see Recovery Plan 8.1)
### Priority 2 — Fix Forwarding Pipeline
- [ ] Apply WiFi routing fix (4 ip rule commands)
- [ ] Persist routing fix in `/data/persist/install.sh`
- [ ] Fix DNS (add DNS=8.8.8.8 to /etc/systemd/resolved.conf)
- [ ] Verify `curl -s https://api.adamaps.org/api/health` works from camera
- [ ] Restart adacam-odc, verify forwarder resumes
### Priority 3 — Stability / Housekeeping
- [ ] Mask `here-plugin.service` (was killed not masked, keeps coming back)
- [ ] Fix `adamaps-persist.service` boot timing (After=time-sync.target)
- [ ] Fix `/etc/fstab` duplicate /factory entry
- [ ] Clean up root partition logs (`/var/log/daeman.log`, logrotate config)
- [ ] Decide on AP subnet change (172.20.0.1/24 recommended — Cobb to decide)
- [ ] Document exact current content of `/data/persist/install.sh`
### Priority 4 — Device 2 Recovery
- [ ] USB-Ethernet tether attempt
- [ ] Research UART pad locations on Hivemapper Bee PCB teardown
- [ ] If UART accessible: fix `/data/overlay/current/ssh/sshd_config` directly
### Priority 5 — Documentation
- [ ] Update `bee-tunnel-state.md` → mark OBSOLETE (service removed)
- [ ] Update `BEE-CAMERA.md` → add "HISTORICAL - stock firmware" header
- [ ] Update `bee-security-audit.md` → add "PRE-LIBERATION, Device 2P021849" header
- [ ] Archive `adacam-odc-redis-consumer-plan.md` → Redis consumer NOT needed (map-ai writes directly to SQLite)
- [ ] Fix port in `adacam-master-audit.md` from 5000 → 5500
- [ ] Investigate Wigle/config API Cobb mentioned (2026-03-24) — still unknown
- [ ] **Fix Gitea RECON.md** — remove incorrect "does not use port 5500 (that was a wrong guess)" note. Update to say Port 5500.
- [ ] **Fix Gitea adacam-odc.service** — change `Environment=PORT=5000` to `Environment=PORT=5500`
- [ ] **Fix Gitea BEE-ACCESS-PLAN.md** — remove direct wpa_supplicant instructions (HARD RULE VIOLATION), replace with nmcli procedure
- [ ] **Commit current /data/persist/install.sh** to Gitea once camera accessible — it's never been versioned
---
## 11. Access Quick Reference
```bash
# Pi (access bridge)
ssh cobb@192.168.0.184
# Camera (via Pi)
ssh cobb@192.168.0.184
# then:
ssh root@192.168.0.10
# Camera health check
curl -s http://localhost:5500/api/1/health
# → {"status":"ok","version":"adacam-odc-2.0.0"}
# Forwarder status
curl -s http://localhost:5500/api/1/forwarder/status
# GPS check (must be > 0)
redis-cli zcard GNSSFusion30Hz
# Detection count
sqlite3 /data/recording/odc-api.db "SELECT COUNT(*), MAX(id) FROM landmarks"
# Routing fix (runtime)
ip route add 192.168.0.1/32 dev wlp1s0f1 2>/dev/null
ip rule add from 192.168.0.155 lookup 100 priority 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add default via 192.168.0.1 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add 192.168.0.0/24 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
# Key file locations
/data/adacam/adacam_odc.py # Main service
/data/adacam/config.json # ADAMaps config
/data/adacam/forwarder_state.json # Forward cursor
/data/adacam/forwarder.log # Forwarder log
/data/persist/install.sh # Boot persistence
/data/recording/odc-api.db # Detection SQLite DB
/data/ppz.json # Privacy zone (100m radius at home)
/opt/map-ai/map-ai.py # ML pipeline (READ ONLY filesystem)
/opt/dashcam/bin/datalogger # GPS/IMU binary (READ ONLY filesystem)
# ADAMaps API
https://api.adamaps.org/api/health
https://api.adamaps.org/api/ingest (X-AdaMaps-Key: adamaps-ingest-2026)
```
---
## 12. Key Identifiers
| Thing | Value |
|-------|-------|
| ADAMaps API key (ingest) | `adamaps-ingest-2026` |
| Device anonymous ID | `fvhL2I-iCT` |
| Gitea repo | `Sulkta-Coop/adacam` |
| Gitea API token | `33a9eb57b58c262f4434c12028bc3a30b1ff7021` |
| Gitea URL | `http://192.168.0.5:3001` |
| Lucy SSH | `root@192.168.0.5` (key: `/root/.ssh/id_ed25519_unraid`) |
| Rackham | `cobb@142.44.213.229` |
| ADAMaps Rackham deploy | `/opt/adamaps/` |
| MAP treasury | `addr1wxdy5dkg2serxmf69yczhz004lcqcsupxw9gjr9jrl95rpsgc3hgm` |
| ADAMaps payout wallet | `addr1vyr6m0yna0676j20krxds8ls7xklc0uvmjw5ac5k9yxsmvgkw743n` |
---
## 13. ADAMaps — The Server Side
ADAMaps is the cloud backend that receives, stores, clusters, and serves detections forwarded by adacam-odc. This section documents the ADAMaps side of the pipeline so a fresh session knows the full picture without reading separate ADAMaps files.
---
### 13.1 Infrastructure
| Component | Location | Details |
|-----------|----------|---------|
| API service | Rackham VPS (`142.44.213.229`) | Flask/Gunicorn, port 5001 internal, proxied via Apache to `api.adamaps.org` |
| PostGIS database | Rackham (container `adamaps-postgres`) | `postgis/postgis:16-3.4`, DB `adamaps`, user `adamaps`, pw `adamaps2026` |
| Lucy replica | Lucy `192.168.0.5` | Logical replication (`puballtables=t`), all tables auto-replicate |
| VPN | OpenVPN (NOT WireGuard) | Server: Lucy (Docker); Client: Rackham (native) |
| Gitea | `Sulkta-Coop/adamaps`, latest commit `5a7d407` (pre-audit; docs updated to `74f787f`) |
| API health | `https://api.adamaps.org/api/health` → `{"status":"ok","node":"rackham","agent_api":true,"phase":3}` |
| Live stats (2026-03-29) | 14,523 detections · 1,833 signs · 108 agent-verified · 2,941 images · 7 devices · 0.178m avg accuracy |
**IMPORTANT:** Detection count (14,523) has been **frozen since ~Mar 25** because the camera's routing conflict blocks internet access. New detections are accumulating in camera SQLite but can't be forwarded.
---
### 13.2 adacam → ADAMaps Detection Pipeline
```
Camera SQLite (odc-api.db)
↓
adacam-odc Thread 2 (Forwarder)
↓ POST /api/ingest
ADAMaps Flask API (Rackham:5001)
↓ INSERT
detections table (PostGIS, Rackham)
↓ _update_sign_from_detection()
signs table (40m cluster radius, confidence-weighted centroid)
↓ (background/on-demand)
agent_task_claims → consensus → task_consensus → map_earnings → payout_batches
```
---
### 13.3 adacam-odc Ingest Format
**Endpoint:** `POST https://api.adamaps.org/api/ingest`
**Auth header:** `X-AdaMaps-Key: adamaps-ingest-2026`
**Payload sent by adacam-odc forwarder (confirmed base fields):**
```json
{
"device_id": "fvhL2I-iCT",
"detections": [
{
"id": "229787", ← camera's local SQLite ID (NOT ADAMaps sequential ID)
"ts": 1742950000000, ← Unix milliseconds
"lat": 33.8677,
"lon": -118.3776,
"class_label": "road_sign", ← maps to ADAMaps sign_type
"overall_confidence": 0.847, ← maps to ADAMaps confidence
"device_id": "fvhL2I-iCT"
}
]
}
```
**Extended fields (in camera SQLite, forwarding status CONFIRMED by Gitea audit 2026-03-30):**
| Field | In camera DB | ADAMaps accepts | Forwarded by adacam-odc? |
|-------|-------------|-----------------|--------------------------|
| `cam_lat`, `cam_lon` | ✅ | ✅ (migration 004) | ✅ **Yes** (if non-null) |
| `cam_heading` | ✅ | ✅ (migration 004) | ✅ **Yes** (if non-null) |
| `azimuth` | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ **Yes** (if non-null) |
| `attributes` JSON | ✅ (`{"speed_label":25,"speed_label_conf":0.99}`) | ✅ (JSONB column) | ✅ **Yes** (parsed + forwarded if present) |
| `x1/y1/x2/y2` bbox | ✅ | ✅ (`bbox_x1/y1/x2/y2`) | ✅ **Yes** (if non-null) |
| `map_feature_id` | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ **Yes** (if non-null) |
| `speed_label` / `speed_label_conf` | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ **Yes** (if non-null) |
**All extended fields ARE forwarded by adacam_odc.py** — confirmed from Gitea code review. The 2026-03-23 codebase audit's "missing fields" finding was based on the OLD standalone `adacam-forwarder-v2.py`, not the current combined service. The combined service (built 2026-03-24) includes all fields.
**API field name mapping (handled by ADAMaps ingest endpoint):**
- `class_label` → stored as `sign_type`
- `overall_confidence` → stored as `confidence`
- `ts` (ms) → stored as `detected_at` (timestamptz)
**ADAMaps ingest response:**
```json
{"inserted": 500, "device_id": "fvhL2I-iCT"}
```
⚠️ Does NOT return the ADAMaps-assigned sequential IDs.
---
### 13.4 Image Upload Format
**Endpoint:** `POST https://api.adamaps.org/api/images`
**Auth:** `X-AdaMaps-Key: adamaps-ingest-2026`
**Content-Type:** `multipart/form-data`
**Fields:** `detection_id` (camera local SQLite ID as string), `device_id`, `image` (JPEG file)
**Image-detection linkage CONFIRMED (Gitea audit 2026-03-30):** `adamaps/app.py` at line 1066 matches by `raw_json->>'id' = detection_id` (the camera's local SQLite ID). This works because the detection ingest stores the full detection JSON (including `"id"` field) in the `raw_json` JSONB column. The 2,941 successfully linked images confirm this is working.
---
### 13.5 ADAMaps Database Schema (Key Tables)
**`detections`** — one row per camera detection event:
```
id (serial), device_id, detected_at, lat, lon, geom (PostGIS),
sign_type, confidence, image_path, raw_json (JSONB),
bbox_x1/y1/x2/y2 (float), sign_id (FK → signs),
cam_lat, cam_lon, cam_heading, azimuth, attributes (JSONB), map_feature_id
```
**`signs`** — clustered/deduplicated sign locations:
```
id (serial), lat, lon, sign_type, observation_count, avg_confidence,
confidence_weight, device_count, first_seen, last_seen,
agent_verified (bool), ml_verified (bool), sign_text (Phase 2 result),
ml_sign_text, ml_sign_text_conf, verification_source,
task_priority (1=normal, 2=ML-pre-verified at 40% reward),
location_accuracy_m, merged_into (FK, dedup), merge_dismissed (bool),
image_name, heading
```
**`agent_registry`** — registered AI agents:
```
id (serial), agent_id (VARCHAR "agt_"+blake2b), cardano_address,
public_key_hex, api_key_hash (SHA256), tier, reputation_score (0-100),
total_submissions, consensus_agreements, map_earned (NUMERIC, display),
groundtruth_passed (bool), is_oracle (bool),
agent_manifest (JSONB: agent_type, model, runtime, operator_wallet)
```
**`map_earnings`** — individual earning events (feeds payout system):
```
id (serial), agent_id (FK), amount (BIGINT, raw × 1,000,000),
reason, sign_id, phase, payout_item_id (FK, NULL until batched), paid_at
```
**`payout_batches`** / **`payout_items`** — Cardano payout state machine
---
### 13.6 ADAMaps API Endpoints (Phase 3 — Live)
**Ingest (device → server):**
```
POST /api/ingest X-AdaMaps-Key Batch detection upload
POST /api/images X-AdaMaps-Key Image file upload
```
**Public / rate-limited (READ_KEY: adamaps-read-2026):**
```
GET /api/health None System health
GET /api/stats None Aggregate counts
GET /api/detections Read key Recent detections list
GET /api/signs Read key Clustered sign list
GET /api/signs/tasks Read key Agent training task feed
GET /api/images/<filename> Rate limited Serve image
GET /api/images/<fn>/crop Rate limited Serve cropped sign (needs bbox)
GET /api/leaderboard None Top agents
```
**Agent (X-Agent-Key auth — HMAC):**
```
POST /api/agent/challenge None Request auth nonce
POST /api/agent/register None Register (Ed25519 sig + manifest)
GET /api/agent/me X-Agent-Key Agent profile
GET /api/agent/groundtruth X-Agent-Key 5 oracle signs for test (3/5 pass)
POST /api/agent/groundtruth/submit Grade test, assign tier
GET /api/agent/tasks X-Agent-Key Phase 1 or 2 task feed
POST /api/agent/claim/<sign_id> 60-second claim window
POST /api/agent/submit X-Agent-Key+Sig Submit with HMAC signature
GET /api/signs/dedup-tasks Read key Sign dedup voting pairs
POST /api/agent/dedup/vote X-Agent-Key Vote same/different
POST /api/agent/rotate-key X-Agent-Key Rotate API key
```
**Admin (X-AdaMaps-Key: adamaps-ingest-2026):**
```
POST /api/admin/payouts/trigger Manual payout run
GET /api/admin/payouts/status Payout system state
POST /api/admin/signs/recalibrate Backfill sign_id on detections
```
---
### 13.7 Agent System Summary
**Registration flow:**
`POST /challenge` → sign nonce with Ed25519 → `POST /register` with signature + manifest (`agent_type`, `model` required) + 5 ADA Koios stake check (non-blocking)
**Tiers:**
| Tier | Rep | Access |
|------|-----|--------|
| `probation` | 0-29 | Can submit, can't form consensus quorum |
| `standard` | 30-59 | Phase 1 tasks |
| `trusted` | 60-79 | Phase 1 + Phase 2 |
| `expert` | 80-100 | Full, max trust weight |
Ground truth test: 5 oracle-curated signs, need 3/5 correct to exit probation (30-min token TTL).
**Task lifecycle:**
Feed → Claim (60s window, -2 rep on expiry) → Submit with HMAC signature → Consensus check
**Reward multipliers:**
```python
conf_mult = 1.5 - confidence # 0.5 conf → 1.5x reward, 0.95 → 0.55x
obs_mult = 1.25 if obs ≤ 2 else (1.0 if obs ≤ 5 else 0.75)
reward = base * conf_mult * obs_mult
# ML pre-verified signs: base * 0.4 (40% — confirmation not discovery)
```
**Live agents:**
- `agt_ffea50ac782f78c6` (Kayos, is_oracle=TRUE, expert) — keys in `memory/kayos-agent-identity.json`
- `agt_5e7e17c5c0430919` (Opus test agent) — keys in `memory/opus-agent-identity.json`
---
### 13.8 Payout System
**Schedule:** Every Monday 10:00 UTC via APScheduler (file lock ensures single Gunicorn worker)
**Library:** PyCardano + Ogmios (Rackham container, port 1337, fully synced mainnet)
**Minimum payout:** 1 MAP (1,000,000 raw)
**Max outputs per tx:** 50
**Min ADA per output:** 1.5 ADA
**Hot wallet (automated payouts):** `addr1vyr6m0yna0676j20krxds8ls7xklc0uvmjw5ac5k9yxsmvgkw743n`
**Balance:** 1,000,000 MAP + 1.5 ADA — ⚠️ needs 50+ ADA top-up before high-volume payout runs
**Treasury (2-of-2 multisig, Jacob + Kayos):** `addr1wxdy5dkg2serxmf69yczhz004lcqcsupxw9gjr9jrl95rpsgc3hgm`
**Balance:** 49,000,001 MAP + ~1.78 ADA
**MAP policy ID:** `24bd9e7b9ae3a61df79eca72fd8355d0f7767e4c55a04a0d919c019c`
**MAP decimals:** 6 — 1 MAP display = 1,000,000 raw BIGINT in `map_earnings.amount`
---
### 13.9 Sign Clustering Logic
- Cluster radius: **40m** (detections within 40m of same type → update existing sign)
- Minimum confidence to create new sign: **0.30**
- Confidence-weighted centroid: new sign lat/lon = weighted average of all detections
- Location accuracy: 0.178m average (computed from centroid deviation)
- `verification_source` column: `edge_ml` | `agent` | `oracle`
- `task_priority=2` for signs where ML `sign_text_conf ≥ 0.99` (pre-verified → 40% reward)
---
### 13.10 Honeypot Canaries
5 fake detections in the ADAMaps DB (planted 2026-03-22) for scraping/theft detection:
| ID | Coords | Type | Device |
|----|--------|------|--------|
| 12256 | 33.9912345, -118.4423456 | speed-limit | honeypot-canary |
| 12257 | 33.9834521, -118.4401234 | stop-sign | honeypot-canary |
| 12258 | 33.9756789, -118.4512345 | yield | honeypot-canary |
| 12259 | 33.9678901, -118.4478901 | speed-limit | honeypot-canary |
| 12260 | 33.9590123, -118.4534567 | do-not-enter-sign | honeypot-canary |
Any query results containing `device_id=honeypot-canary` = data exfiltration detected.
---
### 13.11 ADAMaps Open Issues / TODOs
| Priority | Issue | Notes |
|----------|-------|-------|
| P1 | Detection forwarding broken | Camera WiFi routing conflict — fix adacam first |
| P1 | Airdrop hot wallet needs ADA top-up | 1.5 ADA only covers ~1 payout; needs 50+ ADA |
| P2 | adacam-odc extended fields not forwarded | ~~cam_heading, attributes, bbox — verify + fix in forwarder~~ **RESOLVED: All fields ARE forwarded in current adacam_odc.py (Gitea audit 2026-03-30)** |
| P2 | api/app.py legacy file in adamaps repo | Should be deleted — causes confusion |
| P3 | adacam-api Gitea repo not archived | **ALREADY DONE** — confirmed archived since 2026-03-14 (Gitea audit 2026-03-30) |
| P3 | adacam-odc-redis-consumer-plan.md | Superseded; should be archived |
| P3 | docs/ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md | Completely outdated; should be deleted or archived |
| P4 | Cardano db-sync / Blockfrost integration | Rewire Cardano Chain API away from abandoned db-sync |
---
*Generated by deep audit. Sources: all memory/ files, all daily notes 2026-03-01 through 2026-03-30, docs/ directory, docs/ADAMAPS-TECHNICAL.md, adacam-codebase-audit-2026-03-23.md, adacam-cross-verify-2026-03-24.md, adamaps-audit-2026-03-29.md, adamaps-docs-update-2026-03-30.md, BEE-CAMERA.md, bee-security-audit.md, bee-ssh-diagnostic-report.md.*

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# adacam Recovery Plan — 2026-03-30
**Device:** Hivemapper Bee (fvhL2I-iCT) | Hostname: keembay
**Status:** Camera in truck, hostapd broken, Pi at home
---
## 1. Access Recovery
### Physical options — pick one:
- **A (recommended):** Go to truck with a laptop + USB-ETH adapter
- **B:** Bring camera home so Pi can reach it
- **C:** Bring Pi to truck
### Primary: Ethernet Tether
**Hardware needed:**
- USB-A to Gigabit Ethernet (RJ45) adapter — look for ASIX AX88179 or Realtek RTL8153 chipset (Plugable, Anker, Cable Matters). These are the chipsets most likely present in a 5.4.x Yocto kernel.
- ⚠️ UNCERTAIN: no guarantee these modules are compiled into this Yocto build. The existing `br0` bridge at 192.168.197.55/28 suggests USB networking was anticipated — encouraging but not confirmed.
- Standard ethernet cable
- Router/switch with DHCP (your home router if camera is home, or laptop internet sharing)
**How it works:**
1. Plug USB-ETH adapter into camera USB port
2. Connect ethernet cable to router/switch
3. Check router DHCP table for new lease — look for hostname `keembay` or unknown MAC
4. SSH to that IP as root from any machine on the same network
5. If pam_nologin blocks: wait 2-3 min after power-on. If it persists longer, system is stuck in failed boot state — triage will show why.
### Fallback: Pi + AP
Only viable if Pi is physically near the camera. AP is broadcasting but rejecting associations — this may be the wifi-client.service issue (see Fix #1). Static IP profile `dashcam-hivemapper` (192.168.0.11/24) is already on the Pi and bypasses DHCP. But if hostapd is broken at layer 2, association will still fail regardless of IP method.
**Bottom line: ethernet tether is your real entry point.**
---
## 2. Triage — Read ONLY, no changes
Run these in order once SSH is in:
```bash
# 1. Is system fully booted?
systemctl is-system-running
systemctl list-units --failed
journalctl -b --no-pager -p err
# 2. Is pam_nologin file still present?
ls -la /etc/nologin /run/nologin 2>/dev/null
# 3. Why is hostapd rejecting connections?
systemctl status hostapd --no-pager -l
journalctl -u hostapd -b --no-pager -n 100
cat /etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf
# 4. Is wifi-client.service still there?
systemctl status wifi-client.service --no-pager
cat /etc/systemd/system/wifi-client.service 2>/dev/null
systemctl is-enabled wifi-client.service 2>/dev/null
# 5. Network interface state
ip addr show
ip link show
ip route show
# 6. Is wpa_supplicant running on the WRONG interface?
ps aux | grep -E 'wpa_supplicant|hostapd'
# 7. Was resolv.conf reverted?
ls -la /etc/resolv.conf
cat /etc/resolv.conf
# 8. Persistence script — baseline read
cat /data/persist/install.sh
# 9. Disk space
df -h /
# 10. Compare boot logs (previous vs current)
journalctl -b -1 --no-pager -p warning -n 50
journalctl -b --no-pager -p warning -n 50
```
---
## 3. Recovery Steps (in order)
### Fix #1 — wifi-client.service (LIKELY ROOT CAUSE)
**What:** hostapd rejecting WiFi associations at layer 2 (SSID visible but connection fails)
**Why:** wifi-client.service was created today and may still be enabled. If it's running wpa_supplicant or ip commands against wlp1s0f0 (the AP interface), it takes the interface away from hostapd. hostapd appears running but isn't actually processing auth. This matches the symptom exactly.
**Confirm first:** Triage steps 4 and 6 — is wifi-client.service enabled, and is wpa_supplicant on wlp1s0f0?
**Fix:**
- Stop and disable wifi-client.service
- Remove /etc/systemd/system/wifi-client.service
- `systemctl daemon-reload`
- Restart hostapd
- Restart dnsmasq
**Persist?** No — you're removing the file, removal is permanent.
---
### Fix #2 — hostapd config integrity
**What:** Verify hostapd.conf wasn't altered
**Why:** Unknown — precautionary
**Fix:** Check key fields from triage step 3:
- `interface=wlp1s0f0` ✓
- `ssid=` correct ✓
- `wpa_passphrase=` correct ✓
- `channel=` and `country_code=` present
If all match expected values and Fix #1 resolved the interface conflict, no config changes needed.
**Persist?** No.
---
### Fix #3 — /etc/resolv.conf
**What:** May be a plain file with 8.8.8.8 instead of the systemd-resolved symlink
**Confirm:** Triage step 7 — is it a symlink or a plain file?
**Fix (only if plain file):**
- Delete the plain file
- Create symlink to `/run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf`
- ⚠️ Verify the exact target first: check `/run/systemd/resolve/` for what files exist
- Restart systemd-resolved
**Persist?** Optionally add a check to /data/persist/install.sh to recreate the symlink if OTA ever resets it.
---
### Fix #4 — pam_nologin (if still blocking after Fix #1)
**What:** /etc/nologin or /run/nologin blocking SSH
**Why:** System stuck before reaching multi-user.target — likely caused by wifi-client.service failing hard
**Fix:**
- Fix #1 should resolve this on next clean boot
- If `/etc/nologin` exists (persistent, not tmpfs): remove it manually
- `/run/nologin` is tmpfs and clears on reboot automatically
**Persist?** No.
---
### Fix #5 — WiFi routing conflict (pre-existing, do after AP is working)
**What:** wlp1s0f0 (AP) and wlp1s0f1 (client) both on 192.168.0.0/24 — camera has no internet via wlp1s0f1
**Fix (4 commands, must be added to /data/persist/install.sh to survive reboot):**
```bash
ip route add 192.168.0.1/32 dev wlp1s0f1 2>/dev/null
ip rule add from 192.168.0.155 lookup 100 priority 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add default via 192.168.0.1 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
ip route add 192.168.0.0/24 dev wlp1s0f1 table 100 2>/dev/null
```
**Persist?** YES — add all 4 to /data/persist/install.sh
---
### Fix #6 — /etc/fstab duplicate (low priority)
**What:** Duplicate `/factory` entry causing systemd warnings
**Fix:** Remove one of the two identical lines for /dev/mmcblk1p10 in /etc/fstab
**Persist?** No — fstab is on root partition.
---
### Fix #7 — Root partition cleanup (low priority)
**What:** / at 86%, 255MB free
**Fix:**
- Check `du -sh /var/log/*`
- Truncate or delete `/var/log/daeman.log` (was 5.1MB)
- Configure logrotate or rsyslog size limits
---
## 4. Pi Cleanup
After camera is stable:
1. Re-enable zerocool autoconnect: `sudo nmcli connection modify zerocool connection.autoconnect yes`
2. Remove duplicate dashcam profile if it was auto-created: `sudo nmcli connection delete dashcam-4A928016A02C1046` (keep `dashcam-hivemapper`)
3. Restore dashcam-hivemapper to DHCP (remove static IP): `sudo nmcli connection modify 'dashcam-hivemapper' ipv4.method auto ipv4.addresses "" ipv4.gateway ""`
4. Verify home WiFi reconnects: `sudo nmcli connection up zerocool`
---
## 5. Verification
1. Phone connects to dashcam AP (`dashcam-4A928016A02C1046`) without error ✓
2. `ssh root@192.168.0.10` works from Pi ✓
3. `ping -I wlp1s0f1 -c 3 8.8.8.8` succeeds from camera ✓
4. `curl -s http://localhost:5500/api/1/health` returns `{"status": "ok"}` ✓
5. `curl -s http://localhost:5500/api/1/forwarder/status` shows forwarding active ✓
6. `redis-cli get MAP_AI_READY` returns `True` ✓
7. Power cycle → verify AP comes back up and SSH works without intervention ✓
---
## 6. If SSH is Completely Unrecoverable
Options in order of difficulty:
1. **UART serial console** — Intel Keem Bay dev boards expose UART on a header or pads. Need to research the exact PCB layout for the Hivemapper Bee specifically. A CP2102 or CH340 USB-UART adapter (~$6 on Amazon) would work once pads are found. This gives full boot console access regardless of SSH/PAM state.
2. **eMMC flash via USB boot** — Keem Bay supports USB boot mode. Would require finding the USB boot pin/switch on the PCB and flashing a recovery image. Risky without the original firmware image.
3. **RAUC recovery partition** — The device has an A/B partition scheme. If there's a known-good partition B, RAUC could roll back — but Mender/RAUC is masked, so this path is unclear.
**Realistic path if all else fails:** UART. Research Hivemapper Bee board layout specifically (not generic Keem Bay devkit). The Bee teardown community may have UART pad locations documented.
---
## Bee #2 — Locked Out (SSH Key Auth Only, Key Never Deployed)
**Separate device. Separate problem. Camera hardware is fine.**
**What happened:** SSH was configured for key-auth only. The authorized key was never added to the device. Service crashed before setup completed. Now completely locked out — password auth is disabled.
**Recovery options:**
1. **Ethernet tether** — same as above. Get in via ethernet. Once in, add the SSH key to `~/.ssh/authorized_keys` and verify.
2. **If ethernet also fails:** UART console (same path as above — physical access, serial adapter)
3. **If password auth was never explicitly disabled:** try the default Hivemapper root password (unknown — would need research)
**This is fixable once you have console access. The camera isn't bricked — it's locked.**
---
*Plan generated 2026-03-30. Do not execute anything without Cobb's go-ahead.*

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# Adacam Routing Fix - State Report
**Date:** 2026-03-30 ~16:20 PDT
**Status:** READ-ONLY RECONNAISSANCE (no fixes applied per instruction)
---
## Pi (192.168.0.184) Current State
### Network Devices
| Device | State | Connection |
|--------|-------|------------|
| eth0 | connected | Wired connection 1 |
| wlan0 | connected | **dashcam-hivemapper** |
| p2p-dev-wlan0 | disconnected | -- |
### IP Addresses
- **eth0:** 192.168.0.184/24 (DHCP, ~79 min lease remaining)
- **wlan0:** 192.168.0.11/24 (static, configured by me during session)
### Routes
```
default via 192.168.0.1 dev eth0 proto dhcp src 192.168.0.184 metric 100
192.168.0.0/24 dev eth0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.0.184 metric 100
192.168.0.0/24 dev wlan0 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.0.11 metric 600
192.168.0.10 dev wlan0 scope link <-- manually added host route to camera
```
### Policy Rules
```
0: from all lookup local
32766: from all lookup main
32767: from all lookup default
```
(No custom rules)
### Connection Profiles on Pi
| Name | UUID | Status |
|------|------|--------|
| dashcam-hivemapper | 4487b63d-... | **ACTIVE on wlan0** |
| dashcam-4A928016A02C1046 | 9c30aaa1-... | inactive (duplicate) |
| zerocool | c82d926c-... | inactive (**autoconnect disabled**) |
---
## What Was Changed During This Session
1. **Created new connection `dashcam-hivemapper`** with:
- SSID: dashcam-4A928016A02C1046
- Password: hivemapper
- Band: 5GHz (channel 36)
- Static IP: 192.168.0.11/24 (no gateway, no DNS)
2. **Deleted old broken connection profiles:**
- `dashcam-4A928016A02C1046` (old, missing secrets)
- `dashcam` (old duplicate)
- Note: NM auto-created a new `dashcam-4A928016A02C1046` profile during one failed attempt
3. **Disabled zerocool autoconnect** to prevent NM from falling back to home WiFi
4. **Added host route:** `192.168.0.10 dev wlan0 scope link`
5. **Toggled WiFi radio** to reset driver state (was stuck in connecting loop)
---
## Camera (192.168.0.10) State
### Connectivity
- **Ping:** ✅ SUCCESSFUL (5ms RTT)
- **SSH port 22:** ✅ OPEN
- **SSH login:** ❌ BLOCKED
### SSH Login Error
```
"System is booting up. Unprivileged users are not permitted to log in yet.
Please come back later. For technical details, see pam_nologin(8)."
```
This PAM nologin message has persisted for **at least 10+ minutes** of attempts. The camera appears stuck in a boot state or has intentional login restrictions.
### Unable to Read
- `/data/persist/install.sh`
- `ip route show`
- `ip rule show`
- Any camera network state
---
## Problems Identified
1. **Camera SSH blocked by PAM** - Cannot apply routing fixes without SSH access. The camera is either:
- Legitimately still booting (very slow startup)
- Stuck in a boot state
- Has pam_nologin configured to block root (unusual)
2. **Duplicate connection profiles** - There are now two dashcam profiles:
- `dashcam-hivemapper` (the working one I created)
- `dashcam-4A928016A02C1046` (auto-created duplicate, inactive)
3. **zerocool autoconnect disabled** - This was done to prevent NM fallback, but needs to be re-enabled when done
4. **5GHz connectivity was flaky** - The Pi's Broadcom WiFi had trouble initially connecting to the 5GHz dashcam AP; required WiFi radio reset and explicit band/channel settings
---
## Files Checked (Not Found)
- `/tmp/fix_cam.sh` - not found
- `/tmp/nmcli_out.txt` - not found
- `/tmp/nm_out.txt` - not found
---
## Next Steps (NOT EXECUTED)
1. Wait for camera to complete boot (or investigate why PAM is blocking)
2. Once SSH works, apply routing fix commands from original task
3. Persist routes to `/data/persist/install.sh`
4. Restore Pi to zerocool and re-enable autoconnect
5. Clean up duplicate dashcam connection profile
---
## Current Posture
- **Pi:** Connected to dashcam AP, can reach camera via ping
- **Camera:** Reachable but SSH blocked by PAM
- **Home WiFi (zerocool):** Disconnected, autoconnect disabled
- **Routing fix:** NOT APPLIED (cannot SSH to camera)

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# adacam Sitrep - Updated 2026-03-29 16:55 PDT
## Status: 🔴 Forwarding Dead - DNS Broken
### What's Working
- ✅ Service running (PID 626, since Mar 26)
- ✅ Flask API responsive (port 5000)
- ✅ map-ai running, writing detections locally
- ✅ WiFi connected (192.168.0.155)
- ✅ Internet connectivity to 8.8.8.8
### What's Broken
- ❌ **DNS resolution** - cannot resolve api.adamaps.org
- ❌ **Forwarder thread** - not cycling (log dead since Mar 23 03:09 UTC)
- ❌ No new detections being forwarded to ADAMaps
### Key Data Points
- **Forwarder cursor:** 229787 (at max ID - no backlog)
- **Last forwarding:** Mar 22-23
- **Latest local detection:** Mar 24 15:55 UTC
- **Service restart:** Mar 26 14:19 UTC (didn't fix forwarding)
### Root Cause
systemd-resolved cannot reach DNS servers despite having fallback configured. `resolvectl query` returns "All attempts to contact name servers or networks failed". The forwarder thread died when it couldn't resolve the API hostname and hasn't recovered.
### Fix Required
Fix DNS configuration on the camera. Once DNS works, restart service and forwarding will resume.

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# Adacam Static IP Result
**Date:** 2026-03-30 08:40 PDT
**Status:** ❌ FAILED - Network unreachable from sandbox
## Problem
The sandbox container cannot reach the Pi at 192.168.0.184. The sandbox is on Docker's default bridge network (172.17.0.0/16) and has no route to the 192.168.0.x subnet.
```
Sandbox routing table:
eth0 00000000 010011AC (default via 172.17.0.1)
eth0 000011AC 00000000 (172.17.0.0/16 local)
```
SSH attempts result in: `No route to host`
## Required
The camera read commands need to be executed from a host that has direct network access to:
- Pi: 192.168.0.184 (which then connects to camera via its wlan0 at 192.168.0.200)
- Camera: 192.168.0.10 (via the Pi's network bridge to the dashcam AP)
## Options
1. Execute from a node with network access to 192.168.0.x subnet
2. Use host-level exec if allowed
3. Run commands manually from a machine on the local network
## Commands that need to run (once access is available)
From Pi → Camera:
```bash
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no root@192.168.0.10
# Then on camera (READ ONLY):
ip addr show
ip route show
ip rule show
systemctl status hostapd dnsmasq adacam-odc map-ai hivemapper-data-logger --no-pager
redis-cli get MAP_AI_READY
redis-cli zcard GNSSFusion30Hz
curl -s http://localhost:5500/api/1/health 2>/dev/null
```

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# Hivemapper Bee / Beemaps Hardware Docs — Wayback Research
**Date:** 2026-03-30
**Researcher:** Kayos (subagent)
**Status:** Complete
## Summary
The official docs.beemaps.com site (GitBook-hosted) is now down. Wayback Machine captures only the
JavaScript shell, not the rendered content. However, the actual hardware and software documentation
is available via Hivemapper's public GitHub repos.
---
## Target URLs Checked (Wayback)
### 1. `docs.beemaps.com/hardware/bee*`
**Archived.** Many snapshots between ~2024–2026. Rendered via Next.js/GitBook so content not extractable from Wayback.
Most recent snapshot:
- https://web.archive.org/web/20260210094725/https://docs.beemaps.com/hardware/bee-accessories
- https://web.archive.org/web/20260213020302/https://docs.beemaps.com/hardware/get-started-with-the-bee.md
Key pages found in CDX:
- `/hardware/bee-overview`
- `/hardware/bee-accessories`
- `/hardware/get-started-with-the-bee`
- `/hardware/get-started-with-the-bee/assemble-and-install`
- `/hardware/get-started-with-the-bee/trip-trimming`
- `/hardware/get-started-with-the-bee/troubleshoot-and-maintain`
- `/hardware/bee/updating-bee-firmware`
- `/hardware/bee/connect-to-bee` ← **useful WiFi info**
- `/hardware/bee-faq`
### 2. `docs.beemaps.com/*` (full CDX)
**Archived.** Content is consumer-facing only. All rendered via client-side JS.
GitBook Space ID: `CqE4CQTtoY5eKWdxMx8c` (GitBook org: `-MZJxhgXsqOwEu5E6NAx`)
Pages found in CDX (selection of hardware/developer interest):
- `/data-products/bee-edge-ai` — Edge AI product page
- `/data-products/setup-with-console` — "Console" = beemaps web console, NOT serial console
- `/hardware/bee/connect-to-bee` — WiFi connection info
### 3. `docs.hivemapper.com/hardware*`
**No results.** Empty CDX.
### 4. `docs.hivemapper.com/*`
**Archived.** Contains older Hivemapper docs including:
- `https://docs.hivemapper.com/contribute/driving/bee-dashcam` (snapshot 20250304091027)
- `https://docs.hivemapper.com/cameras/open-camera` (snapshot 20250620230346)
### 5. `hivemapper.com/docs*`
**Archived.** Old 2019 pages, before the Bee product.
---
## Content Extracted via Wayback
### `connect-to-bee` page (docs.beemaps.com)
Wayback: https://web.archive.org/web/20250814012956id_/https://docs.beemaps.com/hardware/bee/connect-to-bee
Content:
> "Open the Bee Maps App... Connect to Bee via WiFi...
> The Bee creates a Wi-Fi network. Connect your phone to:
> Network Name: `dashcam-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` (MAC-based suffix)
> Password: `hivemapper`"
### `updating-bee-firmware` page (docs.beemaps.com)
- Firmware updates OTA (over-the-air) only — "No action needed"
- Also supports cellular data download then installs automatically
- No manual/recovery flashing info in the public docs
### `troubleshoot-and-maintain` page (docs.beemaps.com)
- Links to: Updating Bee Firmware, Bee FAQ, Beekeeper for Fleets
- No UART/debug content
### Open Camera spec (docs.hivemapper.com/cameras/open-camera)
- Describes "OC Hardware", "OC Firmware", "OC API Software" specs
- This is the Open Dashcam (ODC) framework
---
## Key GitHub Repos Found
### `Hivemapper/odc-api` (LIVE — actively maintained)
**URL:** https://github.com/Hivemapper/odc-api
**Branch:** `bee` (default, pushed 2026-03-30 — today!)
**Stars:** 22 **Forks:** 9
Description: "Software and APIs used to run the Open Dashcam (ODC) devices that collect data on the Hivemapper Mapping Network"
**From README:**
- SSH into Bee: `ssh bee-wired` (wired ethernet connection)
- Deploy command: `scp ./compiled/odc-api-bee.js bee-wired:/tmp/`
- Remount filesystem: `mount -o remount,rw /`
- Stop/start service: `systemctl stop odc-api` / `systemctl start odc-api`
- ODC API runs on port 5000: `http://<DEVICE_IP>:5000/api/1/info`
- Live stream: `http://<DEVICE_IP>:9001/?action=stream`
**GPS from raw data example:**
- GPS device path: `/dev/ttyAMA1` — u-blox NEO-M9N, 38400 baud
- GPS data via gpsd on device
**Bee-specific config paths (from `src/config/bee.ts`):**
- Public folder: `/data/recording`
- DB: `/data/recording/data-logger.v2.0.0.db`
- Config: `/opt/dashcam/bin/db-config.json`
- GPS: `/data/recording/gps/`
- IMU: `/data/recording/imu/`
- Firmware binaries: `/opt/odc-api/`
- LED config: `/tmp/led.json`
- WiFi interface: `wlp1s0f0` ← **Intel WiFi** (not RPi WiFi)
- LTE firmware root: `/data/lte-firmware/`
- Uses `mender` for firmware updates (not rauc)
- Camera bridge: `/opt/dashcam/bin/bridge.sh`
- IMU calibrator: `/opt/dashcam/bin/imucalibrator`
- ACL tool: `/opt/dashcam/bin/acl`
- EEPROM access: `/opt/dashcam/bin/eeprom_access.py`
**Network APIs:**
- `GET /api/1/network/p2p` — switch to WiFi Direct P2P
- `GET /api/1/network/ap` — switch to WiFi Access Point mode
- `GET /api/1/preview/start` — start MJPEG live stream on :9001
---
### `Hivemapper/hdc_firmware` (LIVE — HDC camera, CM4-based)
**URL:** https://github.com/Hivemapper/hdc_firmware
**Note:** This is the *HDC* (original Hivemapper dashcam) firmware, not the Bee.
However, the Bee shares the ODC API software layer. The HDC uses RPi Compute Module 4.
**From `dashcam/board/raspberrypi/config.txt`:**
```
dtoverlay=miniuart-bt # Move BT to miniuart, UART0 (ttyAMA0) → serial console
enable_uart=1
dtoverlay=spi0-1cs # IMU on SPI0
dtoverlay=spi1-1cs,cs0_pin=18 # LoRa on SPI1
dtoverlay=uart5 # GPS/GNSS on UART5
gpio=5=op,dl # GPS reset
gpio=22=op,dh
dtparam=i2c_arm=on
dtparam=spi=on
dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d,cma-512
dtoverlay=imx477 # Camera: Sony IMX477
```
**From `dashcam/board/raspberrypi/cmdline.txt`:**
```
root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootwait console=tty1 console=ttyAMA0,115200
```
→ **Serial console on `ttyAMA0` at 115200 baud**
**From HDC README — "Getting a Console":**
> You can get a console to the target using one of the following:
> 1. **Virtual terminal.** Getty on TTY1 — connect HDMI monitor + USB keyboard.
> 2. **GPIO pins.** Serial console on **UART0** — USB-to-GPIO cable. Uses **CM4IO pins 6, 8, 10** (GND, TX, RX). See: https://elinux.org/RPi_Serial_Connection and https://pi4j.com/1.3/pins/rpi-cm4.html
> 3. **SSH.** Root user, no password (development builds).
**Networking (HDC):**
- WiFi AP: SSID `dashcam`, password `hivemapper`, static IP `192.168.0.10`
- DHCP range: `192.168.0.11-50`
- Wired ethernet: DHCP client
**SSH config example from README:**
```
Host 192.168.0.10
user root
StrictHostKeyChecking no
```
**Development mode enables:**
- Root login, no password
- SSH access
- Virtual terminal
- Serial console on UART0
---
### `Hivemapper/bee-plugins` (LIVE — Bee-specific)
**URL:** https://github.com/Hivemapper/bee-plugins
(Not yet examined)
### `Hivemapper/capable_camera_firmware`
**URL:** https://github.com/Hivemapper/capable_camera_firmware
Fork. CSS/Zig/C++/C/JS. Possibly camera firmware for a different capable camera.
---
## Hardware Platform Notes
### HDC (original Hivemapper Dashcam)
- Based on **Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4)**
- CM4IO board
- Camera: Sony IMX477
- GPS: u-blox M9N on UART5 (ttyAMA5) via gpsd
- IMU: SPI0
- LoRa: SPI1
- Serial console: `ttyAMA0` (UART0) at 115200 baud, **CM4IO pins 6, 8, 10**
- Firmware: Built with Buildroot, RAUC updates
### Bee (newer model, LTE dashcam)
- Different hardware from HDC
- WiFi interface `wlp1s0f0` → **Intel PCIe WiFi** (not RPi) — likely x86 or ARM non-RPi platform
- GPS: u-blox NEO-M9N on `/dev/ttyAMA1`
- LTE modem integrated
- Firmware: Uses `mender` (not rauc like HDC)
- SSH: possible via wired ethernet (`bee-wired` hostname)
- Default IP via WiFi AP: `192.168.0.10`
- WiFi SSID: `dashcam-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` (MAC-based)
- WiFi password: `hivemapper`
---
## Additional Bee Details (from bee-plugins / device.py)
### SSH Access (CONFIRMED)
```python
# From devtools.py in bee-plugins
HOST_IP = '192.168.0.10'
ssh.connect(HOST_IP, username='root', password="", look_for_keys=False, allow_agent=False)
```
**SSH is accessible on the Bee via WiFi. Root, empty password.**
### Calibration Data
- Stored at `/data/cache/calibration.json` on device
- Retrieve via: `ssh root@192.168.0.10 'cat /data/cache/calibration.json'`
### LTE Detection
- LTE device: `/data/lte_name` does NOT exist
- WiFi-only device: `/data/lte_name` exists with content `none`
### API Endpoints on Bee (port 5000)
- `GET /api/1/info` — device info
- `GET /api/1/config` — config
- `GET /api/1/plugins` — plugin list
- `GET /api/1/lte-debug-info` — LTE modem debug
- `GET /api/1/lte-debug-check-auth` — LTE auth check
- `GET /api/1/wifiClient/settings` — WiFi client settings
- `GET /api/1/wifiClient/scan` — WiFi scan
- `GET /api/1/wifiClient/status` — WiFi status
- `POST /api/1/config/uploadMode` — switch between LTE/WiFi upload
### Plugin Storage on Bee
- Plugin path: `/data/plugins/<plugin-name>/<plugin-name>`
- Plugin env: `/data/plugins/<plugin-name>/.env`
- Cache: `/data/cache/`
### GPS (UBX)
- Uses `ubxtool` to configure u-blox GPS with session IDs
- GPS protocol: UBX
- GPS chip: u-blox M9N (NEO-M9N), connected on `/dev/ttyAMA1`
---
## What Was NOT Found
- No explicit UART/serial console docs for the *Bee* (only for HDC/CM4)
- **No mention of GPIO38, GPIO39, or ttyS3 anywhere in the Hivemapper GitHub repos**
- No PCB diagrams for the Bee
- No recovery mode documentation for Bee
- The Bee's exact SoC/board is not publicly documented
---
## Direct Wayback URLs for Cobb
### Archived docs pages (GitBook, JS-rendered, limited extractable content):
- https://web.archive.org/web/20250814012956/https://docs.beemaps.com/hardware/bee/connect-to-bee
- https://web.archive.org/web/20251117002620/https://docs.beemaps.com/hardware/get-started-with-the-bee/troubleshoot-and-maintain
- https://web.archive.org/web/20250624073152/https://docs.beemaps.com/hardware/bee/updating-bee-firmware
- https://web.archive.org/web/20250620230346/https://docs.hivemapper.com/cameras/open-camera
- https://web.archive.org/web/20250304091027/https://docs.hivemapper.com/contribute/driving/bee-dashcam
### GitHub (LIVE, no login required):
- https://github.com/Hivemapper/odc-api/tree/bee — **ODC API for Bee, actively maintained**
- https://github.com/Hivemapper/odc-api/blob/bee/src/config/bee.ts — **Bee hardware config**
- https://github.com/Hivemapper/hdc_firmware — **HDC firmware (CM4-based, not Bee)**
- https://github.com/Hivemapper/hdc_firmware/blob/main/README.md — **Serial/SSH/console docs**
- https://github.com/Hivemapper/hdc_firmware/blob/main/dashcam/board/raspberrypi/config.txt — **UART config**
- https://github.com/Hivemapper/hdc_firmware/blob/main/dashcam/board/raspberrypi/cmdline.txt — **console=ttyAMA0,115200**
- https://github.com/Hivemapper/bee-plugins — Bee plugins repo
---
## Recommended Next Steps for Cobb
1. **SSH directly into the Bee**:
- Connect to its WiFi (`dashcam-XXXX`, pw: `hivemapper`)
- Run: `ssh root@192.168.0.10` — should drop into root shell with no password
- Then: `dmesg | grep tty` or `ls /dev/tty*` to enumerate all UARTs
- `cat /proc/device-tree/model` or `uname -a` to find the SoC
- `cat /data/cache/calibration.json` for hardware calibration
- `systemctl list-units --all` to see all services
2. **Hit the ODC API info endpoint**:
- While on Bee WiFi: `curl http://192.168.0.10:5000/api/1/info`
- Will return device serial, firmware version, hardware info
3. **Search for the Bee's actual SoC** — `wlp1s0f0` WiFi interface suggests Intel PCIe WiFi, not standard RPi. Could be x86-based or Qualcomm/Snapdragon.
4. **Look at odc-api issues** — 44 open issues at https://github.com/Hivemapper/odc-api/issues
5. **Check `capable_camera_firmware`** — CSS/Zig/C/C++, might be the Bee camera module firmware
6. **GPIO38/GPIO39/ttyS3** — not found in public GitHub. If these exist on the Bee, they're referenced in closed-source firmware or undocumented hardware. Try `ls -la /dev/ttyS*` and `ls -la /dev/ttyAMA*` via SSH when you have access.

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# ADAMaps Code Audit — 2026-03-29
_Comprehensive audit of actual codebase vs documentation._
---
## Live System Status
**API**: `https://api.adamaps.org/api/health` → `{"status":"ok","node":"rackham","agent_api":true,"phase":3}`
**Stats (live):**
- 14,523 detections
- 7 devices
- 2,941 images
- 1,833 signs total
- 108 agent-verified signs
- 1,255 signs with location accuracy data
- 0.178m average location accuracy
---
## What's Actually Built
### Agent Registration System
- **Crypto auth**: Ed25519 signatures, HMAC challenge-response
- **Registration flow**: `/api/agent/challenge` → sign nonce → `/api/agent/register` with manifest
- **Manifest fields**: `agent_type`, `model`, `runtime`, `operator_wallet` (stored as JSONB)
- **5 ADA stake check** via Koios (non-blocking on API failure)
- **Groundtruth test**: 5 oracle-curated signs, 3 correct to pass, 30-minute token TTL
- **Address validation**: Enterprise addresses only (0x60/0x61 header), rejects base addresses
### Agent Tiers
| Tier | Rep Score | Notes |
|------|-----------|-------|
| probation | 0-29 | Can't count toward consensus quorum |
| standard | 30-59 | Phase 1 only |
| trusted | 60-79 | Phase 1 + Phase 2 |
| expert | 80-100 | Full access, max trust weight |
Reputation: 0-100 scale, updated on each submission (+2 agree, -1 disagree, -0.5 wrong CI)
### Task System (2-Phase)
**Phase 1 — Sign Type Identification**
- All registered agents can participate
- Task: identify sign type from image
- Valid types: stop-sign, speed-limit, yield, one-way, no-parking, crosswalk, school-zone, construction, street-name, highway-sign, traffic-light, turn-restriction, regulatory-sign, warning-sign, guide-sign, not-a-sign, unknown, cannot_identify, generic-sign
**Phase 2 — Sign Text Reading**
- Trusted+ tier required
- Auto-inherits sign type from Phase 1 consensus
- Task: read sign value (e.g., "25" for speed limit, "noLeftTurn" for turn restriction)
**60-Second Claim Window**
- Claim → 60s to submit → reputation -2 penalty if expired
- Max 20 active claims per agent (griefing prevention)
- Max 10 claims per sign+phase
### Consensus Engine
- **Threshold**: 3+ agents agree on (assessment, normalized_text)
- **Quorum**: 2+ non-probation agents required
- **Submission limit**: 10 before no_consensus
- **cannot_identify**: doesn't count toward type consensus, rewarded only if sign was actually ambiguous
- **Oracle fast-path**: oracle agent submission = instant consensus (inflated to 3 votes)
- **Tie-breaking**: deterministic — more agents → higher avg confidence → lexicographic on assessment
- **PostgreSQL advisory lock** prevents race condition on concurrent submissions
### Reward System (MAP tokens)
**Base Rewards:**
- `base_label`: 0.5 MAP (Phase 1)
- `consensus_bonus`: 1.0 MAP (Phase 2)
- `new_type_discovery`: 2.0 MAP
- `false_positive_id`: 0.25 MAP
- `dedup_vote`: 0.125 MAP
- `dedup_consensus`: 0.25 MAP
**Sliding Scale:**
```python
# Lower confidence + fewer observations = higher payout
conf_mult = 1.5 - conf # 0.5 conf → 1.5x, 0.95 conf → 0.55x
obs_mult = 1.25 if obs <= 2 else (1.0 if obs <= 5 else 0.75)
reward = base * conf_mult * obs_mult
```
**ML Pre-Verified Tasks:**
- `task_priority=2` → 40% reward multiplier (confirmation work vs verification work)
- Edge ML writes `ml_sign_text` + `ml_verified=TRUE` but never `agent_verified`
- `verification_source`: 'edge_ml' | 'agent' | 'oracle'
### Dedup System
- Surfaces nearby sign pairs (same type ≤25m OR any type ≤10m)
- Agents vote `same` or `different`
- 2+ votes = consensus → merge or dismiss
- Winner: higher observation_count, tie-break: lower ID
- Detections repointed to winner sign on merge
### Payout System (payout.py)
**Schedule**: Monday 10:00 UTC via APScheduler (file-lock ensures single gunicorn worker)
**Pipeline:**
1. Calculate pending payouts (aggregate unpaid map_earnings per agent)
2. Validate wallet addresses (pre-filter before batch creation)
3. Check hot wallet balance (MAP + ADA)
4. Create batch + items (link earnings to items)
5. Build tx via PyCardano/Ogmios
6. Submit to network
7. Confirm via Koios tx_info
8. Mark earnings as paid
**Constants:**
- `MIN_PAYOUT_MAP_RAW`: 1,000,000 (1 MAP minimum)
- `MAX_OUTPUTS_PER_TX`: 50
- `MIN_ADA_PER_OUTPUT`: 1,500,000 (1.5 ADA)
- `STUCK_THRESHOLD_MINUTES`: 5
**Hot Wallet**: `addr1vyr6m0yna0676j20krxds8ls7xklc0uvmjw5ac5k9yxsmvgkw743n`
**Safety Features:**
- Advisory lock prevents concurrent payout runs
- Stuck batch detection (auto-fails building batches after 5 min)
- Submit timeout idempotency (checks on-chain before marking failed)
- Matrix alerts for unconfirmed batches (>24h)
- TOCTOU guard (re-verify balance after build)
### Live Sign Refinement
- 40m cluster radius for same-type detections
- Confidence-weighted centroid calculation
- 0.30 minimum confidence to create new sign
- Detection → Sign FK linkage
- Device count tracking for cross-validation
---
## Database Schema (Key Tables)
| Table | Purpose |
|-------|---------|
| `agent_registry` | Registered agents: wallet, keys, reputation, tier, manifest |
| `agent_submissions` | Task submissions (sign_id, phase, assessment, sign_text, confidence) |
| `agent_task_claims` | 60s claim windows (expires_at, completed, expired_count) |
| `task_consensus` | Finalized consensus (agreed_assessment, agreed_text, reward_per_agent) |
| `agent_activity_log` | Audit trail (action, sign_id, detail JSONB) |
| `agent_challenges` | Auth challenge nonces (1h TTL) |
| `map_earnings` | Individual earning records (BIGINT amount, 6 decimals) |
| `payout_batches` | Batch tracking (building→built→submitted→confirmed/failed) |
| `payout_items` | Per-agent payout items linked to batch |
| `sign_merge_votes` | Dedup voting |
| `signs` | Clustered signs (agent_verified, ml_verified, merged_into, task_priority) |
| `detections` | Raw detections with sign_id FK |
---
## API Endpoints (Actual)
### Agent Auth
- `POST /api/agent/challenge` — get nonce
- `POST /api/agent/register` — register with signature + manifest
- `POST /api/agent/rotate-key` — rotate API key
### Tasks
- `GET /api/agent/tasks?phase=1&limit=20` — task feed
- `POST /api/agent/claim/<sign_id>` — claim task (60s window)
- `POST /api/agent/submit` — submit with X-Agent-Signature header
### Status
- `GET /api/agent/me` — agent profile
- `GET /api/agent/status` — current status
- `GET /api/agent/leaderboard` — top agents
### Dedup
- `GET /api/signs/dedup-tasks` — dedup pair feed
- `POST /api/agent/dedup/vote` — vote same/different
- `GET /api/agent/dedup/status?pair_id=247_883` — pair status
### Admin
- `POST /api/admin/payouts/trigger` — manual payout
- `GET /api/admin/payouts/status` — payout status
- `POST /api/admin/signs/recalibrate` — backfill sign_id on detections
### Legacy (deprecated)
- `GET /api/agent/task` — old X-Agent-Wallet flow (deprecated)
- `GET /api/agent/stats` — old stats (deprecated)
---
## Documentation Gaps
### README.md — OUTDATED
- Still refers to "open-mapnet" not "ADAMaps"
- Shows old ingest format (`X-MapNet-Key` header)
- Missing: agent API, payout system, consensus engine
- **Fix**: Complete rewrite needed
### docs/AGENT_TRAINING_API.md — OUTDATED (v1.0)
- Missing: Phase system (Phase 1/2), crypto auth, 60s claim expiry
- Missing: Groundtruth test, manifest requirement, tier restrictions
- Missing: Dedup system, ML pre-verified tasks, sliding scale rewards
- Shows old X-Agent-Wallet flow (now deprecated)
- **Fix**: Update to v3.0 spec
### TOKENOMICS.md — PARTIALLY OUTDATED
- TODO items remain (wallets, Agora deployment cost)
- MAP treasury address not filled in
- **Fix**: Update with actual wallet addresses
### memory/project-status.md — MOSTLY ACCURATE
- Missing: payout schedule (Monday 10:00 UTC), hot wallet address
- Missing: groundtruth test details, manifest requirement
- **Fix**: Add technical details below
---
## Notes Not Yet Captured
1. **Oracle agent**: `agt_ffea50ac782f78c6` — instant consensus on any submission
2. **Manifest requirement**: Registration now requires `agent_type` + `model` minimum (migration 006)
3. **Task expiry tracking**: `task_expired_count` on both claims and signs
4. **Enterprise address enforcement**: Base addresses rejected at registration
5. **Logical replication**: `puballtables=t` — new tables auto-replicate to Lucy
6. **Cold signing workflow**: Build Rackham → sign Lucy (CardanoNode-cold) → submit Rackham
7. **Payout advisory lock ID**: 98765
---
## Suggested project-status.md Updates
Replace ADAMaps section with:
```markdown
### ADAMaps
- **Status**: LIVE — Phase 3 (full consensus + payouts)
- **Repo**: `Sulkta-Coop/adamaps`
- **API**: https://api.adamaps.org
- **State**:
- Agent API live (AGENT_API_LIVE=True)
- 14,523 detections, 1,833 signs, 108 agent-verified
- 2-phase task system: type ID (Phase 1) → text reading (Phase 2)
- 60s claim window, crypto auth, groundtruth test for new agents
- Weekly payouts Monday 10:00 UTC via PyCardano/Ogmios
- Hot wallet: `addr1vyr6m0yna0676j20krxds8ls7xklc0uvmjw5ac5k9yxsmvgkw743n`
- MAP treasury (2-of-2): `addr1wxdy5dkg2serxmf69yczhz004lcqcsupxw9gjr9jrl95rpsgc3hgm`
- **Truck Bee**: WiFi routing conflict blocking forwarding — fix ready, pending Pi online
- **Research Bee**: SSH locked out, needs UART access
- **Docs outdated**: README.md and AGENT_TRAINING_API.md need full rewrite
- **Next**: Update docs, apply WiFi fix, rebuild Varroa APK
```
---
_Audit completed 2026-03-29 23:15 PDT_

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# ADAMaps Documentation Update — 2026-03-30
## Summary
Updated two documentation files in the `Sulkta-Coop/adamaps` Gitea repo to accurately reflect the Phase 3 implementation.
## Part 1: Code Verification
**Result: ✅ Live code matches Gitea repo**
Verified on Rackham (`cobb@142.44.213.229`):
- **`/opt/adamaps/app.py`**: Identical to Gitea (3446 lines)
- **`/opt/adamaps/payout.py`**: Identical to Gitea
- **Running container**: `adamaps-api` uses Dockerfile with main `app.py`
- **Note**: `api/app.py` differs but is NOT deployed (legacy file, docker-compose service not running)
No drift detected. Proceeded to Part 2.
## Part 2: Documentation Rewrite
### README.md
**Before:** Outdated "MapNet" branding, old stack description, no Phase 3 or agent system mention.
**After:** Complete v3.0 documentation including:
- ADAMaps branding with proper description
- Phase 3 status checklist
- Architecture diagram (ingest → clustering → agents → consensus → payouts)
- Device operator guide (dashcam ingest endpoint)
- Agent quick-start overview
- MAP token info (policy ID, reward tiers, payout schedule)
- Development setup guide
- Directory structure
### docs/AGENT_TRAINING_API.md
**Before:** Version 1.0, deprecated X-Agent-Wallet auth, no claim system, incomplete endpoints.
**After:** Complete v3.0 API reference including:
- Cryptographic registration flow (Ed25519 challenge/response)
- Agent manifest requirement (agent_type, model required)
- 5 ADA stake requirement
- Ground truth test (3/5 to exit probation)
- Task system (fetch → claim → 60s window → signed submit)
- Pure JSON task format (no UI hints)
- Phase 1 + Phase 2 pipeline with tier restrictions
- Reward tiers (blind 1.0x, ML-confirmed 0.4x) + sliding scale formula
- verification_source values (edge_ml, agent, oracle)
- Oracle fast-path documentation
- Consensus rules with tie-breaking
- Dedup voting system
- Reputation system (probation → standard → trusted → expert)
- Weekly payout schedule (Monday 10:00 UTC)
- MAP token denomination (raw BIGINT, map_earn * 1_000_000)
- Complete endpoint reference table
- Example agent loop code
## Commits
1. **af01091**: `docs: v3.0 rewrite — README and AGENT_TRAINING_API reflect actual Phase 3 implementation`
2. **74f787f**: `docs: v3.0 agent API reference (Phase 3 consensus, crypto auth, payouts)`
## Files Changed
- `README.md` — Complete rewrite (~6.5KB)
- `docs/AGENT_TRAINING_API.md` — Complete rewrite (~14KB)

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# Truck Bee SSH Tunnel Diagnostic Report
**Date:** 2026-03-22
**Subject:** SSH Reverse Tunnel Relay Failure Analysis
**Device:** Hivemapper Bee Dashcam (Intel Keembay ARM64)
**Serial:** dashcam-4A928016A02C1046
---
## 1. Executive Summary
The SSH reverse tunnel from the Truck Bee to Lucy establishes successfully but **fails to relay any data** through the tunnel. The SSH banner is never received when connecting via the tunnel, despite the tunnel showing as connected. Local SSH on the Bee works perfectly. This is a **data relay failure**, not a connection establishment issue.
**Primary Root Cause:** The Bee's OpenSSH client cannot properly relay TCP data through the `-R` reverse tunnel. This is likely due to:
1. Socket-activated sshd interaction with relay
2. Possible OpenSSH version incompatibility (embedded/minimal build)
3. Kernel network stack quirks on the Intel Keembay platform
**Workaround Available:** HTTP agent API already deployed at `/data/adacam/agent.py` on port 8080.
---
## 2. Network Topology
### 2.1 Bee Network Interfaces
| Interface | IP Address | Role | State |
|-----------|-----------|------|-------|
| wlp1s0f0 | 192.168.0.10/24 | WiFi AP (hostapd) | UP |
| wlp1s0f1 | 192.168.0.155/24 | WiFi Client (zerocool) | UNSTABLE |
| br0 | 192.168.197.55/28 | USB Bridge | DOWN |
| wwan0 | (none) | LTE Modem | DOWN (no SIM) |
| lo | 127.0.0.1/8 | Loopback | UP |
### 2.2 Home Network
| Device | IP | Role |
|--------|-----|------|
| OPNsense | 192.168.0.1 | Router/DHCP |
| Lucy | 192.168.0.5 | Server (tunnel endpoint) |
| Bee AP | 192.168.0.10 | Factory AP subnet |
| Bee Client | 192.168.0.155 | DHCP from zerocool |
### 2.3 The Dual 192.168.0.0/24 Problem
**Critical Issue:** Both WiFi interfaces are on 192.168.0.0/24:
- **wlp1s0f0** (AP): `192.168.0.10/24` - factory default, used for phone config
- **wlp1s0f1** (client): `192.168.0.155/24` - DHCP from home router
This creates asymmetric routing:
- Outbound to Lucy: via wlp1s0f1 (correct)
- Return from Lucy: arrives on wlp1s0f1 but kernel may route via wlp1s0f0
**Fix:** Add host route before tunnel:
```bash
ip route add 192.168.0.5/32 dev wlp1s0f1
```
---
## 3. SSH Configuration Analysis
### 3.1 Socket-Activated SSHD
The Bee uses **socket-activated SSH** via systemd, not a persistent daemon:
**sshd.socket** (from session log):
```ini
[Socket]
ListenStream=22
Accept=yes
```
**sshd@.service**:
```ini
[Service]
ExecStart=-/usr/sbin/sshd -i $SSHD_OPTS
StandardInput=socket
KillMode=process
```
**Key Points:**
- `Accept=yes` = systemd accepts connections and spawns sshd per-connection
- `sshd -i` = inetd mode (reads from stdin/socket, not network)
- No persistent sshd process exists until a connection arrives
- `ListenStream=22` with no IP = binds to `0.0.0.0:22` (all interfaces)
### 3.2 Why Socket Activation May Cause Relay Issues
In inetd mode, sshd expects:
1. Socket already connected (passed via systemd)
2. stdin/stdout wired to the socket
3. No explicit network listen/accept
When the Bee's SSH client does `-R 2222:localhost:22`:
1. Lucy binds 127.0.0.1:2222
2. Connection arrives at Lucy:2222
3. Bee's SSH client opens new connection to localhost:22
4. **sshd.socket spawns sshd@.service**
5. New sshd process gets the socket via StandardInput
The question: Does the relay work correctly with socket-activated sshd?
**Testing showed:** Even a **standalone sshd** on port 2223 (bypassing socket activation) **still failed** with banner timeout. This rules out socket activation as the sole cause.
---
## 4. Reverse Tunnel Analysis
### 4.1 Tunnel Configuration
Current bee-tunnel.service:
```bash
ssh -i /data/ssh/bee_tunnel_key \
-R 2222:localhost:22 \
-N -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no \
root@192.168.0.5
```
Lucy's sshd_config:
```
AllowTcpForwarding no
Match Group root
AllowTcpForwarding yes
GatewayPorts no
```
- `GatewayPorts no` → tunnel binds to 127.0.0.1:2222 only (correct)
- Root user has forwarding enabled (correct)
### 4.2 What We Tested
| Test | Tunnel Target | Result |
|------|--------------|--------|
| 1 | `-R 2222:192.168.0.10:22` | Banner timeout |
| 2 | `-R 2222:localhost:22` | Banner timeout |
| 3 | `-R 2222:localhost:2223` (standalone sshd) | Banner timeout |
| 4 | Local `ssh -p 22 root@localhost` from Bee | **WORKS** |
| 5 | Raw TCP test Lucy→2222 | Zero bytes received |
### 4.3 The Smoking Gun
**Test 5 is definitive:** A raw TCP connection to Lucy:2222 receives **zero bytes** from the relay. This proves:
- The tunnel establishes correctly
- The Bee's SSH client accepts the relay request
- **The relay does not forward ANY data**
This is NOT a hairpin routing issue (localhost should work).
This is NOT socket activation (standalone sshd also fails).
This IS something fundamentally broken in the relay.
---
## 5. WiFi Instability
### 5.1 Symptoms
- wlp1s0f1 keeps dropping connection
- Tunnel dies, requires manual restart
- Static IP `192.168.0.155` assigned (valid_lft forever)
- Signal drops intermittently
### 5.2 Cause
- Truck parked far from house router
- Wall/distance attenuation
- Marvell mwifiex driver on embedded platform
### 5.3 Mitigations
1. **Move truck closer** (Cobb's plan when Abby leaves)
2. Add `Restart=always` to bee-tunnel.service
3. Consider WiFi repeater or mesh node in garage
4. LTE failover when SIM is inserted
---
## 6. Potential Root Causes
### 6.1 OpenSSH Version/Build Issues
**Evidence:**
- Bee runs minimal embedded Yocto distro (meta-intel-ese)
- OpenSSH version unknown but likely stripped/minimal build
- Embedded builds often disable features to save space
**Hypothesis:**
The Bee's OpenSSH may have a bug or missing feature in reverse tunnel relay code.
### 6.2 Kernel Network Stack
**Platform:**
- Intel Keembay (ARM64)
- Kernel 5.10.32-intel-standard
- Custom patches for VPU/AI accelerators
**Hypothesis:**
Intel's kernel modifications may affect TCP socket handling, especially for relayed connections.
### 6.3 TCP Memory/Buffer Corruption
**Hypothesis:**
Under load (map-ai, depthai_gate, odc-api all running), the system may have memory pressure affecting socket buffers.
**Counter-evidence:**
Same failure even with services stopped (CPU at 16-20%).
### 6.4 MTU/Fragmentation
**Hypothesis:**
WiFi MTU mismatches could cause packet fragmentation that breaks the relay.
**Not yet tested.**
---
## 7. Fix Proposals (Ranked)
### Rank 1: HTTP Agent API (READY NOW)
**Status:** Already deployed and locally tested
**Path:** `/data/adacam/agent.py`
**Port:** 8080
```bash
# On Bee:
python3 /data/adacam/agent.py &
ip route add 192.168.0.5/32 dev wlp1s0f1
ssh -i /data/ssh/bee_tunnel_key -R 2222:localhost:8080 -N root@192.168.0.5 &
# Test from Lucy:
curl -H 'X-Agent-Key: bee-agent-sulkta-2026' http://127.0.0.1:2222/status
```
**Pros:**
- HTTP relay should work (simpler protocol)
- Already built with /shell, /landmarks endpoints
- Doesn't depend on SSH banner handshake
**Cons:**
- Need to verify HTTP relay works through broken tunnel
### Rank 2: Alternative Tunnel Tools
**Options:**
- **chisel** - HTTP-based tunnel, battle-tested
- **bore** - Simple TCP relay, Rust-based
- **rathole** - High-performance Rust tunnel
```bash
# Example with chisel:
# Lucy:
chisel server --port 8080 --reverse
# Bee:
chisel client 192.168.0.5:8080 R:2222:localhost:22
```
**Pros:**
- Avoids OpenSSH relay entirely
- HTTP-based tunnels more firewall-friendly
**Cons:**
- Need to cross-compile for ARM64 or find pre-built binary
- /opt is read-only, must use /data/
### Rank 3: Debug OpenSSH Relay
**Steps:**
1. Get OpenSSH version: `ssh -V`
2. Strace the relay: `strace -f ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 ...`
3. tcpdump the relay traffic
4. Check `/var/log/` for sshd errors
**Pros:**
- Fixes root cause
**Cons:**
- Time-consuming, may be unfixable without rebuilding OpenSSH
### Rank 4: LTE Failover
**When SIM inserted:**
- wwan0 gets public IP (or CGNAT IP)
- Can tunnel over LTE instead of WiFi
- More stable than WiFi at distance
**Cons:**
- Requires SIM card
- Metered connection
- CGNAT may complicate things
### Rank 5: Physical WiFi Fix
**Options:**
- Move truck to Abby's spot (closer to house)
- Install WiFi repeater in garage
- Run ethernet to driveway (impractical)
---
## 8. Step-by-Step Fix Procedures
### 8.1 Test HTTP Agent via Tunnel
**Prerequisites:**
- Bee WiFi connected (wlp1s0f1 up)
- Phone SSH session to Bee available as fallback
**Steps:**
```bash
# 1. On Bee (via phone SSH):
cd /data/adacam
python3 agent.py &
echo "Agent started on :8080"
# 2. Add host route:
ip route add 192.168.0.5/32 dev wlp1s0f1
# 3. Start HTTP tunnel:
ssh -i /data/ssh/bee_tunnel_key \
-R 2222:localhost:8080 \
-N -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no \
root@192.168.0.5 &
echo "Tunnel PID: $!"
# 4. On Lucy (via OpenClaw):
# Kill old listeners
fuser -k 2222/tcp 2>/dev/null
# Test the API
curl -s -H 'X-Agent-Key: bee-agent-sulkta-2026' http://127.0.0.1:2222/status
```
**Expected Result:**
```json
{"ok": true, "time": 1774201402.7530055}
```
### 8.2 Deploy chisel (if HTTP relay also fails)
```bash
# 1. On Lucy - download and start server:
wget -O /usr/local/bin/chisel https://github.com/jpillora/chisel/releases/download/v1.9.1/chisel_1.9.1_linux_amd64.gz
gunzip -c chisel_1.9.1_linux_amd64.gz > /usr/local/bin/chisel
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/chisel
chisel server --port 8080 --reverse --auth "sulkta:bee2026"
# 2. On Bee - download ARM64 binary:
cd /data/adacam
wget -O chisel https://github.com/jpillora/chisel/releases/download/v1.9.1/chisel_1.9.1_linux_arm64.gz
gunzip -c chisel_1.9.1_linux_arm64.gz > chisel
chmod +x chisel
# 3. Start chisel client:
./chisel client --auth "sulkta:bee2026" 192.168.0.5:8080 R:2222:localhost:22 &
```
---
## 9. Verification Tests
### Test 1: Verify Agent API Locally
```bash
# On Bee:
curl -s -H 'X-Agent-Key: bee-agent-sulkta-2026' http://localhost:8080/status
# Expected: {"ok": true, ...}
```
### Test 2: Verify Tunnel Establishment
```bash
# On Lucy:
ss -tlnp | grep 2222
# Expected: LISTEN 0 128 127.0.0.1:2222 *:*
# On Bee:
ps aux | grep ssh
# Expected: ssh -R 2222:... process running
```
### Test 3: Verify Data Flow
```bash
# On Lucy:
curl -v http://127.0.0.1:2222/status
# Watch for:
# - Connection established
# - Data received (HTTP response)
# - If timeout: relay still broken
```
### Test 4: Raw TCP Test
```bash
# On Lucy:
timeout 5 nc 127.0.0.1 2222
# Type some garbage, see if anything comes back
# Or use:
echo "test" | timeout 5 nc 127.0.0.1 2222
```
### Test 5: SSH Debug (if SSH relay ever works)
```bash
ssh -vvv -p 2222 root@127.0.0.1
# Watch for:
# - SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_X.X banner
# - Key exchange
# - Authentication
```
---
## 10. Summary & Recommendations
### Immediate Action
1. **Move truck closer** when Abby leaves (fixes WiFi stability)
2. **Test HTTP agent via tunnel** - may work even if SSH relay doesn't
3. If HTTP works: done, use agent API for all Bee operations
### Fallback Plan
1. If HTTP also fails through tunnel: **deploy chisel**
2. chisel uses different relay mechanism, should bypass OpenSSH bug
### Long-Term
1. Update bee-tunnel.service with `Restart=always` and route pre-command
2. Consider persistent HTTP tunnel instead of SSH relay
3. When SIM inserted: configure LTE failover tunnel
### Data Recovery
- Detection files are in `/data/recording/landmarks/` (1.7MB)
- Use HTTP agent `/landmarks` endpoint to retrieve
- Or direct copy via phone → home WiFi → Lucy
---
## Appendix A: Key Files on Bee
| Path | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `/data/adacam/agent.py` | HTTP agent API |
| `/data/adacam/config.json` | Agent config |
| `/data/ssh/bee_tunnel_key` | SSH key for tunnel |
| `/data/recording/landmarks/` | Detection files |
| `/data/recording/pics/` | Frame images |
| `/data/odc-api.db` | SQLite (no detections!) |
## Appendix B: Key Services on Bee
| Service | Status | Notes |
|---------|--------|-------|
| map-ai | enabled | Runs AI inference |
| depthai_gate | enabled | Camera interface |
| odc-api | enabled | Node.js REST API (can be killed) |
| redis | enabled | Required by map-ai |
| hostapd | enabled | WiFi AP |
| bee-tunnel | N/A | Needs to be created |
## Appendix C: OpenClaw Commands
```bash
# Connect to Bee via Lucy jump (when routing is clean):
ssh -J root@192.168.0.5 root@192.168.0.10
# Or via reverse tunnel (if it worked):
ssh -p 2222 root@127.0.0.1
```

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# Bee Tunnel — Current Known Good State
Last updated: 2026-03-11 09:30 PDT
## bee-tunnel.service (correct as of 09:30)
```ini
[Unit]
Description=Reverse SSH tunnel to Lucy
After=network.target
[Service]
Type=simple
ExecStart=/usr/bin/ssh -i /data/ssh/bee_tunnel_key -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o ServerAliveInterval=30 -o ServerAliveCountMax=3 -N -R 2222:localhost:22 -L 19999:localhost:1340 root@192.168.0.5
Restart=always
RestartSec=10
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
```
- NO ExecStartPre (removed — route manipulation was causing problems)
- `-R 2222:localhost:22` — tunnel Lucy:2222 → Bee:22
- `-L 19999:localhost:1340` — Bee accesses Lucy's ADAMaps API locally
## sshd
- sshd.socket: active, listening on [::]:22 (dual-stack, accepts IPv4+IPv6)
- sshd_config: has `ListenAddress 0.0.0.0` appended (harmless)
- No other changes to sshd config
## Routing (when at home on zerocool)
- No manual routes needed
- wlp1s0f0: AP interface, 192.168.0.10/24
- wlp1s0f1: home WiFi client, 192.168.0.155/24
- Traffic to Lucy (192.168.0.5) routes via wlp1s0f1 by default (kernel connected route)
## If SIM is inserted again
- LTE will add a default route — this may break the tunnel again
- Fix: `ip route del default via 192.168.0.1 dev wlp1s0f0` (NOT the subnet route)
- Long-term fix: add metric to LTE route in lte-init.py
## Accessing Bee
- Via tunnel (when home): `ssh -p 2222 root@localhost` (from Lucy)
- Via AP (phone): `ssh root@192.168.0.10` (no password)
- Via home LAN direct: DOES NOT WORK — sshd only on AP interface
- ss is NOT installed on the Bee