I don't know how much it helps my overall problem, but I found a site that
has some files that helped me get my bearings. I am able to play the USRP
radio on one computer by running a client program on another one.
Here's the site:
http://alumni.media.mit.edu/~jcooley/gr_experiments/experiments
After a little debugging, I found where exactly the pipe seems to break.
Please forgive the redundancy to follow, those of you who are already
familiar with the gnuradio graph class hierarchy.
AFTER the socket connection between the two computers is established:
1.) usrp_rx_cfile.my_graph.run(
On Tue, Sep 05, 2006 at 03:50:12PM -0700, Written wrote:
>
> Hello again,
>
> Here is my setup. I have a Debian Sarge linux LAN isolated from the outside
> world. I have the USRP hooked up to one computer, and I am trying to have
> that computer feed another computer data via Python sockets.
>
Hello again,
Here is my setup. I have a Debian Sarge linux LAN isolated from the outside
world. I have the USRP hooked up to one computer, and I am trying to have
that computer feed another computer data via Python sockets.
On the computer being fed (the one WITHOUT the USRP), I am running a
