On Fri, Mar 26, 2021, 2:08 PM Jeff Long wrote:
> This is true. GNU Radio is looking at directly supporting gr-iio (PLUTO)
> and gr-soapy (drivers available for a number of SDRs) in the future to give
> users more choices. We will still be dependent on outside projects/vendors
> to maintain the dr
This is true. GNU Radio is looking at directly supporting gr-iio (PLUTO)
and gr-soapy (drivers available for a number of SDRs) in the future to give
users more choices. We will still be dependent on outside projects/vendors
to maintain the drivers, though. GNU Radio (this list) is a user of rtl-sdr
Just a comment that I've had a lot of difficulty contributing to the
osmocom rtlsdr driver. I've had multiple patches that addressed
instabilities go unresponded to on their mailing list. After some years
they said they had a new maintainer but that it was my responsibility to
find my patches and
2021-03-26
Thank you Jeff.
1. I did not realize that I was replying off the list. This time I did a
reply all and I hope that should fix the
location to the list.
2. I greatly appreciate your response and believe that I made a mistake in
saying version 3.8.2 of
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gr-osmosdr and rtl-sdr are used by GNU Radio, but they are maintained by
the Osmocom project. Distributions may call something 0.6.0 but actually
use the latest code. Some RTLs, like the Smart Tee have the bias tee turned
on permanently. There is also a rtl_biast application that comes with
recent
