Eric Blossom wrote: > It's not the number of blocks in a burst. It's the number of blocks > that are allocated for asynchronous tranfers. > > I suggest starting with: > > fusb_block_size = 4096 > fusb_nblocks = 16 > > Though after everything is working and realtime scheduling is > enabled (for the usrp mblocks), we may want to switch to > > fusb_block_size = 1024 > fusb_nblocks = 16 >
Okay, so the one of the reasons I moved d_urx->start() out of the initialization code was that it's causing all of my machines to lockup within seconds. I'm having a hard time debugging this one as it is literally only seconds before things lock up. Without starting the RX side, the code runs to completion without flinching (test_usrp_inband). As soon as I start the RX side, lock up on all 3 machines I've tried this on. Granted, they're all Gentoo x86 machines. I've tried doubling the USB block size, still a lock up. Any ideas? - George _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
