Hi,
1) Use static IP address
2) Run find_usrps with sudo
3) Post your ifconfig
Regards,
Firas
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Hi
I recently installed fedora 9 and GNU radio on laptop computer (COMPAQ
Presario V3700, Marvell Yukon 88E8039 PCI-E Ethernet) but USRP2 is not
recognized. (Running "find_usrp" keeps printing "No USRP2 found.") I
have been using USRP2 with other desktop PCs and laptop PCs and I think
there is no
Bob McGwier wrote:
And GPU's are going to become commodity priced quickly and possibly even move
into the GPP and replace older ways of doing floating point. With Nvidia CUDA,
you can write code for your GPP, call GPU with intrinsics to get pretty quick
payback while a better longer term stra
The new I7 intel processors have a really amazing amount of horsepower
but a tremendous amount of onboard stuff is designed to work
intimately with the peripherals to bring on high speed graphics. Now
if your argument is that all of this is going to be moved into the
GPP, I might agree that we wi
On Tue, 2008-12-30 at 12:07 +1030, Berndt Josef Wulf wrote:
> I'm glad to inform that replacing the FX2 chip resolved the problem and the
> USRP appears to be fully operational, e.g. usrp_benchmark and usrp_wfm work
> out of the box.
Glad to hear it!
> I since tried to connect the board using
And GPU's are going to become commodity priced quickly and possibly even move
into the GPP and replace older ways of doing floating point. With Nvidia CUDA,
you can write code for your GPP, call GPU with intrinsics to get pretty quick
payback while a better longer term strategy is worked on.
T
G'day,
I'm glad to inform that replacing the FX2 chip resolved the problem and the
USRP appears to be fully operational, e.g. usrp_benchmark and usrp_wfm work
out of the box.
I since tried to connect the board using a USB2.0 cable of 5m in length and
can't establish communication with it. The
Hi Eric ,
I know what file_source does but I was looking for something else. Please
look at the code below to know what i am looking for.
tb.start()
fil=open("/home/murtuza/t",'r') # I first open a file to read
n=0
while n<1:
data = fil.read(gr.sizeof_char) # then read o
Hi Everybody,
and Merry Christmas
I received many emails requesting some explanation for
usrp_spectrum_sense.py gnuradio example program. The following link contains
the code with some explanation and one bug fix (in self.max_center_freq
equation):
http://rapidshare.com/files/177960860/usrp_spe
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 08:50:40AM -0800, slimchao wrote:
>
> Hallo Everyone,
>
> i want to get some infos from the website http://comsec.com/wiki, but i can
> not open it. can anyone tell me how to open it?
It was replaced with
http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki
Eric
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Hallo Everyone,
i want to get some infos from the website http://comsec.com/wiki, but i can
not open it. can anyone tell me how to open it?
Thanks a lot!
slimchao
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On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 1:24 AM, Yongsang Kim wrote:
> Hi, all.
>
> I plan a stand-alone USRP2 transmitter (without using PC).
> So, it is required to modify the Spartan3 ISE project(s) and add some
> HDL source codes for the transmitter.
> However, there are many sub-blocks in the project(s) so t
There are many more ways than just lumping everything onto a single GPP. A
good example is a recent thread on the GNU radio mailing list where the poster
is using the USRP2 as a standalone radio with no PC. Pushing key elements to
other reconfigurable processors, e.g. the USRP2 FPGA, will grea
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 03:48:15AM -0600, Mir Ali wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to read a byte from a file and send it to an input stream. Each time
> I read one byte from the file i want to send it onto the input stream of a
> particular block and then read the next byte and do the same. I looked at
> gr.
Bob McGwier wrote:
> One does NOT need to spend thousands of dollars on an SDR computer for most
> operations. That is a convenient excuse for me to justify my computer
> budget for "development" and get high end things to play with (so I can kill
> aliens from another galaxy or FSU laboratory
On Monday 29 December 2008 21:41:03 Bob McGwier wrote:
> The intel graphics chip set and northbridge are power hungry. I think the
> idea is optimize code for the 330 and not the peripherals with this
I think that unfortunately the power consumption is high regardless of wether
you actually use
The intel graphics chip set and northbridge are power hungry. I think the idea
is optimize code for the 330 and not the peripherals with this inexpensive and
easy to use Mobo. The disk drive is hungry as well.
The Intel ATOM Z500 family are mobile processors that have the same SIMD
registers,
The intel graphics chip set and northbridge are power hungry. I think the idea
is optimize code for the 330 and not the peripherals with this ine
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Hi,
I want to read a byte from a file and send it to an input stream. Each time
I read one byte from the file i want to send it onto the input stream of a
particular block and then read the next byte and do the same. I looked at
gr.message_source() which does similar work to what I need. But I see
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