> On Linux, access to USB devices by ordinary users isn't automatically granted.
>
> There's supposed to be a rules file installed in
> /etc/udev/rules.d/10-usrp.rules
>
> I don't know how the UHD installer in Pybombs copes with this, since there's
> no way to conveniently have this user-manag
On 04/16/2015 09:54 PM, Random01 wrote:
'UHD Error:
USB open failed: insufficient permissions.
See the application notes for your device.'
Had yet another good hunt about the place - both here and within the Ettus
Mailing Lists.
Only found two hits, and from what I could underst
Well, there it is then - it's official - permanently archived forever, for
the world to see - I am an idiot.
(You'll have to forgive me though, I have never ever - not even once -
peered into the Objects Block, as every time I've used GRC in the past, all
of my Instrumentation requirements have al
Just add the new variable to each file:
/lib/coolblock_xx_impl.cc (3 places, make, new and constructor)
/lib/coolblock_xx_impl.h (1 place, constructor)
/include/project/coolblock_xx.h (1 place, make)
/grc/project_coolblock_xx.xml (1 place, )
Super important step! Delete your entire build directo
Hello all,
I created a C++ block using gr_modtool in which I declared one variable in
the argument list initially. I now want to update this block to take more
arguments. What is the recommended way of going about this?
My current flow in this situation is to start over. Make a new block with
gr_
Hi Greg,
sorry to bother you again; I was just reminded that 12.04LTS indeed is
fully endorsed by GNU Radio. It was just my personal preference to use
the latest version of distros that made me a bit confused about the
current support state of 12.04.
best regards,
Marcus
On 04/16/2015 04:47 PM,
On 04/15/2015 01:19 PM, Philip Balister wrote:
> I've been running the usrp_flex program on an Ettus E310. Using perf
> top, I noticed the flowgraph used the
> volk_32fc_x2_dot_prod_32fc_a_generic kernel. I figured this was bad and
> ran volk_profile to generate the .vol.volk_config file. Running w
Hi all!
Im trying to implement a system that should change it's normal functioning
when another system with higher priority comes into play. For that, we have
thought of two ways: changing the central frequency of our system of
interest and/or stopping the sending process automaticaly.
Im in char
The default generation option in the Options Block is now "QtGUI", so if
you're building a wxGUI flow-graph you'll have to change that to wxGUI.
On 2015-04-16 09:23, Random01 wrote:
> Not a big fan of asking for help with something as mundane as this, but...
>
> Simply ran out of 'grunt' fr
Hi Gregory,
if you wanted to start with a clean slate, why did you chose a two-years
obsolete LTS version?
Current Ubuntu LTS is 14.04, and I would strongly have recommended using
that (sorry to say this afterwards) since it would have saved you a lot
of things you needed to download and build from
Greetings, As I asked last week (thanks for the responses); I wanted to begin
using Pybombs and get on board with the new work. I decided to start with a
clean slate. Downloaded and Installed Ubunto 12.04 Desktop LTS (Long Term
Supported)-did not choose developer thinking Pybombs will go get wh
Not a big fan of asking for help with something as mundane as this, but...
Simply ran out of 'grunt' from my Core2Duo MacBook Pro - pretty damn quick -
and have thus migrated across to an old Core2Quad that was lying around,
otherwise unused.
(Didn't struggle utilising MacPorts within OS X, to ge
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