Download B.A.T.M.A.N.
We are currently working on different branches. To get the details about the differences of these branches, see our Branches Explained page.
Please use the stable branch for your public infrastructure unless you know exactly what you are doing and are prepared for the big unknown.
Download Released Source Code
The latest version of batman-adv is batman-adv-2024.0.tar.gz md5 sha1 asc
The latest version of batctl (management and control tool for batman-adv) is batctl-2024.0.tar.gz md5 sha1 asc
The latest version of alfred (Almighty Lightweight Fact Remote Exchange Daemon) is alfred-2024.0.tar.gz md5 sha1 asc
The latest stable version of batmand (unmaintained) is batman-0.3.2.tar.gz md5 sha1 asc
The latest version of the vis server for the batmand (package not needed for batman-adv) is vis-0.3.2.tar.gz md5 sha1 asc
If you are wondering whether batman-adv or batmand might suit your setup better, have a look at this page. Please note that the development is focusing on batman-adv at the moment.
To download previous release tarballs, simply check out our download section.
If you find any bugs, please let us know!
Git Repository Access
Since we started integrating the batman-adv kernel module into the mainline Linux tree, we maintain a git repository which contains the batman-adv maintenance branches. More information can be found on our git page. On overview about all the git repositories can be found on our git frontend. We also host individual repositories for development related to batman or meshing in general. Feel free to contact us if you are interested in getting a repository too.
batman-adv in the Linux tree
Since linux 2.6.33 batman-adv is part of the official linux tree. You can build batman-adv along with your linux binary by simply selecting batman-adv in the Linux drivers section. If you want to have access to the latest features on a non-bleeding edge kernel, you can clone our git repository which still are backward compatible to all stable/longterm kernels.
It follows an overview of linux versions and the batman-adv version they contain, so that you can easily pick the compatible batctl packages:
linux 2.6.33 => batman-adv 0.2.0 (get batctl 0.2.0 from here
linux 2.6.34 => batman-adv 0.2.1 (get batctl 0.2.1 from here
linux 2.6.35 => batman-adv 2010.0.x (get batctl 2010.0.x from here
linux 2.6.36 => batman-adv 2010.1.x (get batctl 2010.1.x from here
linux 2.6.37 => batman-adv 2010.2.x (get batctl 2010.2.x from here
linux 2.6.38 => batman-adv 2011.0.x (get batctl 2011.0.x from here
linux 2.6.39 => batman-adv 2011.1.x (get batctl 2011.1.x from here
linux 3.0 => batman-adv 2011.2.x (get batctl 2011.2.x from here
linux 3.1 => batman-adv 2011.3.x (get batctl 2011.3.x from here
linux 3.2 => batman-adv 2011.4.x (get batctl 2011.4.x from here
linux 3.3 => batman-adv 2012.0.x (get batctl 2012.0.x from here
linux 3.4 => batman-adv 2012.1.x (get batctl 2012.1.x from here
linux 3.5 => batman-adv 2012.2.x (get batctl 2012.2.x from here
linux 3.6 => batman-adv 2012.3.x (get batctl 2012.3.x from here
linux 3.7 => batman-adv 2012.4.x (get batctl 2012.4.x from here
linux 3.8 => batman-adv 2013.0.x (get batctl 2013.0.x from here
linux 3.9 => batman-adv 2013.1.x (get batctl 2013.1.x from here
linux 3.10 => batman-adv 2013.2.x (get batctl 2013.2.x from here
linux 3.11 => batman-adv 2013.3.x (get batctl 2013.3.x from here
linux 3.12 => batman-adv 2013.4.x (get batctl 2013.4.x from here
linux 3.13 => batman-adv 2014.0.x (get batctl 2014.0.x from here NOTE: in-kernel version number is 2013.5.0
linux 3.14 => batman-adv 2014.1.x (get batctl 2014.1.x from here
linux 3.15 => batman-adv 2014.2.x (get batctl 2014.2.x from here
linux 3.16 => batman-adv 2014.3.x (get batctl 2014.3.x from here
linux 3.17-3.19 => batman-adv 2014.4.x (get batctl 2014.4.x from here
linux 4.0-4.1 => batman-adv 2015.0 (get batctl 2015.0 from here
linux 4.2-4.3 => batman-adv 2015.1 (get batctl 2015.1 from here
linux 4.4 => batman-adv 2015.2 (get batctl 2015.2 from here
linux 4.5 => batman-adv 2016.0 (get batctl 2016.0 from here
linux 4.6 => batman-adv 2016.1 (get batctl 2016.1 from here
linux 4.7 => batman-adv 2016.2 (get batctl 2016.2 from here
linux 4.8 => batman-adv 2016.3 (get batctl 2016.3 from here
linux 4.9 => batman-adv 2016.4 (get batctl 2016.4 from here
linux 4.10 => batman-adv 2016.5 (get batctl 2016.5 from here
linux 4.11 => batman-adv 2017.0.1 (get batctl 2017.0 from here
linux 4.12 => batman-adv 2017.1 (get batctl 2017.1 from here
linux 4.13 => batman-adv 2017.2 (get batctl 2017.2 from here
linux 4.14 => batman-adv 2017.3 (get batctl 2017.3 from here
linux 4.15 => batman-adv 2017.4 (get batctl 2017.4 from here
linux 4.16 => batman-adv 2018.0 (get batctl 2018.0 from here
linux 4.17 => batman-adv 2018.1 (get batctl 2018.1 from here
linux 4.18 => batman-adv 2018.2 (get batctl 2018.2 from here
linux 4.19 => batman-adv 2018.3 (get batctl 2018.3 from here
linux 4.20 => batman-adv 2018.4 (get batctl 2018.4 from here
linux 5.0 => batman-adv 2019.0 (get batctl 2019.0 from here
linux 5.1 => batman-adv 2019.1 (get batctl 2019.1 from here
linux 5.2 => batman-adv 2019.2 (get batctl 2019.2 from here
linux 5.3 => batman-adv 2019.3 (get batctl 2019.3 from here
linux 5.4 => batman-adv 2019.4 (get batctl 2019.4 from here
linux 5.5 => batman-adv 2019.5 (get batctl 2019.5 from here
linux 5.6 => batman-adv 2020.0 (get batctl 2020.0 from here
linux 5.7 => batman-adv 2020.1 (get batctl 2020.1 from here
linux 5.8 => batman-adv 2020.2 (get batctl 2020.2 from here
linux 5.9 => batman-adv 2020.3 (get batctl 2020.3 from here
linux 5.10 => batman-adv 2020.4 (get batctl 2020.4 from here
linux 5.11 => batman-adv 2021.0 (get batctl 2021.0 from here
linux 5.13 => batman-adv 2021.1 (get batctl 2021.1 from here
linux 5.14 => batman-adv 2021.2 (get batctl 2021.2 from here
linux 5.15 => batman-adv 2021.3 (get batctl 2021.3 from here
linux 5.16 => batman-adv 2021.4 (get batctl 2021.4 from here
linux 5.17 => batman-adv 2022.0 (get batctl 2022.0 from here
linux 5.18 => batman-adv 2022.1 (get batctl 2022.1 from here
linux 5.19 => batman-adv 2022.2 (get batctl 2022.2 from here
linux 6.1 => batman-adv 2022.3 (get batctl 2022.3 from here
linux 6.2 => batman-adv 2023.0 (get batctl 2023.0 from here
linux 6.3 => batman-adv 2023.0 (get batctl 2023.0 from here
linux 6.4 => batman-adv 2023.1 (get batctl 2023.1 from here
linux 6.5 => batman-adv 2023.2 (get batctl 2023.2 from here
linux 6.6 => batman-adv 2023.3 (get batctl 2023.3 from here
linux 6.7 => batman-adv 2023.3 (get batctl 2023.3 from here
linux 6.8 => batman-adv 2024.0 (get batctl 2024.0 from here
Arch Linux
Batman-adv and Batctl are avaible in the AUR as PKGBUILD:
batctl - Latest Batctl
batman-adv - Latest Batman-adv
batman-adv-v14 - Last Batman-adv with compability-version 14 (2013.4)
batctl-v14 - Last Batctl with compability-version 14 (2013.4)
Debian
Use apt-get (or any other dpkg frontend of choice) to install B.A.T.M.A.N. onto your debian machine. Following packages are available:
linux - batman-advanced kernel module as part of the official kernel packages
Similar packages are also available through Ubuntu universe .
Gentoo
Use emerge to build B.A.T.M.A.N. on your gentoo machine. Following ebuilds are available:
openSUSE
the batman-adv module is available as module in the official kernel packages
Building OpenWRT packages
B.A.T.M.A.N. is also included in OpenWRT as a package. Download the extra package feed, link the batman folder into your main OpenWRT svn directory and use “make menuconfig” to select the B.A.T.M.A.N. flavor you intend to use. This enables you to integrate B.A.T.M.A.N. seamlessly into your builds (see this page for a detailed explanation).
More information about how to build the OpenWRT toolchain is available here.