Try running
Pybombs clean gnuradio
Pybombs clean uhd
And then installing
-Tim
On Oct 31, 2014 11:53 AM, "Richard Bell" wrote:
> I'm still asking for help with this maintenance process. I tried the
> './pybombs remove' command to get rid of uhd and gnuradio as a test. I
> didn't get any error or
I'm still asking for help with this maintenance process. I tried the
'./pybombs remove' command to get rid of uhd and gnuradio as a test. I
didn't get any error or warnings and it completed. When I looked in the
pybombs/src folder, both gnuradio and uhd folders still existed there. I
deleted them b
Just reinstall it. No hassle :)
M
On 10/29/2014 11:07 PM, Richard Bell wrote:
> Well, I can tell you that I deleted the gnuradio build directory and
> then executed ./pybombs update to see if it would start the build
> process. It did not. As of now I'm not really sure what ./pybombs update
> doe
Well, I can tell you that I deleted the gnuradio build directory and then
executed ./pybombs update to see if it would start the build process. It
did not. As of now I'm not really sure what ./pybombs update does. The wiki
leads me to believe it's supposed to do the pull and build process, link
bel
On 10/29/2014 09:32 PM, Richard Bell wrote:
> Thanks Martin, but I'm still unsure of this process.
>
> 1) I tried using ./pybombs update, but it doesn't look like it initiated
> a build process on anything. Did you mean to imply it would do that, or
> just the git pull process for gnuradio and uhd
Thanks Martin, but I'm still unsure of this process.
1) I tried using ./pybombs update, but it doesn't look like it initiated a
build process on anything. Did you mean to imply it would do that, or just
the git pull process for gnuradio and uhd?
2) There is no build directory in uhd, like there w
Sometimes it's safer to clear the build dir, usually it's OK to leave
in. If you have any cmake variables set, you'll need to reset them if
you clear the dir.
UHD is updated the same way. In all cases, it depends where you
installed your stuff.
pybombs can do all this for you, by the way: ./pybom
