The primary issues right now are that (1) both the USRP and my
fusb_darwin codes copy LIBUSB internals to get the job done (mine is
very dependent right now, but I'll reduce that with re-programming
some things); and (2) some LIBUSB calls are made directly, while
others are through the USRP
Eunsoo Seo wrote:
Do you guys have licenses?
Several folks have pointed out laws relating to transmitting and having
a ham license as a way to deal with that. Here's a rough summary of laws
in other countries relating to mere ownership of a radio capable of
receiving other than commercial
On Jan 6, 2006, at 7:24 PM, Eric Blossom wrote:
If you talking about creating a thread in C++, we use the omnithread
package. It's a thin C++ wrapper on top of posix threads. Docs in
gnuradio-core/doc/other/omnithread.pdf
Threading seems to work well enough that I won't pursue a MacOS X
kex
A series of articles giving a good intro to Python:
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/views/opensource/libraryview.jsp?search_by=Discover+Python
Matt
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On SUSE, wxPython is actually listed in YAST as python-wxGTK FYI. You
still want to replace with wxPython-2.6.1.0 after you have done the
initial YAST install since this makes sure you have all the stuff you
need ;-).
Good luck,
Bob
Geoffrey Bunza wrote:
OK Bob,
You've given enough gui
One of the things that's quite important to RA types is the stability of
the receiving equipment over longish
time periods--particularly over periods that are the same order of
magnitude as the signals they're
trying to observe.
I happened to have shut down my USRP/DBS_RX stack today to do som
OK Bob,
You've given enough guidance and encouragement that I'll bump my Suse
priority up a notch. I've already found and adopted the baseline
install-- it's a good approach. Thanks for the guidance.
Geoff
n4hy wrote:
I have never once regretting changing over to SUSE. YAST is just too
awes
Folks:
I'm considering adding an AMD64 system to my fleet, with FC4. Are there
any "gotchas" with
this in native mode for GnuRadio?
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I have never once regretting changing over to SUSE. YAST is just too
awesome. I have gone ahead and installed gcc-4.0.2 on all my machines.
You can use the python 2.4.1 that comes with SUSE 10. I have done
python 2.4.2 but there are a few more roads to go down to get to the end
if you do.
Thanks for your response!
I did not build the GNURadio code from source. I am attempting to use
the prepackaged installers found on Martins website:
http://www.olifantasia.com/pub/projects/gnuradio/mdvh/mingw/binary-
installer/gnuradio-with-usrp/
Following his instructions I got that error bel
At 06:30 AM 1/9/2006, LRK wrote:
On Sun, Jan 08, 2006 at 11:35:57PM -0600, Eunsoo Seo wrote:
> Hi, guys. I'm a newbie.
> I'm planning to buy some USRPs and start learning gnu radio.
>
> By the way, somebody told me that I need a license from FCC to use gnu
radio.
> And he said that getting a li
Eric,
You are right on all counts. gcc4.0 worked just fine to compile
Gnuradio. And I did try Suse10 on another system, and it installed like
a dream compared to FC4 but I could not build with it right out of the
box, so I've tabled the Suse investigation 'till later, while I continue
on with
I followed your instructions with absolute success. Thank you for the
time and effort to document the process.
Sincerely,
Ryan
On 1/8/06, Jonathan Jacky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This week I plan to revise my GNU Radio/MAC OS X install instructions at
>
> http://staff.washington.edu/~jon/g
On Sun, Jan 08, 2006 at 11:35:57PM -0600, Eunsoo Seo wrote:
> Hi, guys. I'm a newbie.
> I'm planning to buy some USRPs and start learning gnu radio.
>
> By the way, somebody told me that I need a license from FCC to use gnu radio.
> And he said that getting a license is not the manufacturer's duty
Eunsoo Seo wrote:
Hi, guys. I'm a newbie.
I'm planning to buy some USRPs and start learning gnu radio.
By the way, somebody told me that I need a license from FCC to use gnu radio.
And he said that getting a license is not the manufacturer's duty but mine.
Is this true?
Do you guys have licens
On Sun, Jan 08, 2006 at 02:56:40PM -0800, Jonathan Jacky wrote:
>
>
> If you plan to use the USRP on OS X, you must apply the gain fixes I
> posted on this list last week.
Jon,
I believe all of your patches made it into CVS.
Can you please check? If I missed something, please let me know and
On Sun, Jan 08, 2006 at 08:53:58PM -0800, Matt Ettus wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > If the IF frequency is 43.75Mhz instead of 5.75Mhz, it is impossible that
> > AD9862 can be faster enough to do Nyquist sampling (64MSPs for
> > AD9862). If that is so, how can AD9862 sample the intended sig
On Sun, Jan 08, 2006 at 08:24:10AM -0500, Chuck Swiger wrote:
> At 04:40 PM 1/7/2006 -0500, you wrote:
> >Subject pretty-much says it all.
> >
> >In my application, I want to trigger a timer once per second to update
> >a pair of static text
> > objects on the display. (With the current sidereal
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