Has anyone been able to get the latest version of kismet remote (Kismet 2019-08-R2) to compile and install in OpenWrt? I tried to follow the directions at this url: https://www.kismetwireless.net/docs/howto/openwrt_remote/
But it simply doesn't work. There is not even a "kismet-remote" option when you go into "make menuconfig -> Networking -> wireless" to configure OpenWrt. The only choices are the old kismet drone option. I even tried the drone option just to see what happened, but it just gives you the old kismet drone...which is what I expected. I tried other options, but went into dependency hell with the libprotolite-c library. Granted, they do preface the directions on the openwrt web site that kismet is still in development. I realize I can install the kismet drone via opkg, but I want to take advantage of the newest features of Kismet 2019-08-R2. For the record, I was building OpenWrt for a Linksys WRT32X, but I'm not sure it matters what target you're building for.
The page you are referring to is what I was going by, but this line can't be correct because the kismet-remote-2018 (actually it's 2019 now) directory contains nothing but a Makefile.
Did you have to add a separate feed to your feeds.conf.default for protobuf? I keep getting an error saying there's a dependency on protobuf-lite, but I can't find any info on it.