To expand on that: Libusrp isn't compatible to any modern USRP, and if
you've got code from that era: Reimplement it in modern GNU Radio,
mostly. You can't hope to copy much of that, because the last version
of GNU Radio to contain libusrp was I think 3.4.2, and that's been
obsolete since the relea
Hi Hans,
I'm happy that Kyeong fixed that page.
But honestly, you shouldn't *need* to compile GNU Radio from source,
unless you want a recent development version of it. What's the reason
you're doing that?
Best regards,
Marcus
On Tue, 2019-10-15 at 08:13 +0800, HansFong wrote:
> Can somebody w
Because I never succeed with pyBOMBS and the distro packages are outdated.
I know I'm going to ruffle some feathers, but my intentions are noble,
so here it is: GNUradio is by far the worst project I've seen in my 20
years are a Linux user when it comes to documentation. It's almost
un-Linux h
> I know I'm going to ruffle some feathers, but my intentions are noble,
> so here it is: GNUradio is by far the worst project I've seen in my 20
> years are a Linux user when it comes to documentation.
You've used linux for 20 years and it took you half a day to figure
out you need to call ldconf
Laura,
are you getting any error messages you can post?
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 1:21 PM Laura Arjona wrote:
> Hello community,
>
> I have a project running on an USRP N210 (a flowgraph consisting of
> several OOT modules written all in C++).
>
> I want to run the same project on an *USRP B200-m
Hi Hans, Marcus, and others,
I totally agree with Hans: "Because I never succeed with pyBOMBS and the
distro packages are outdated." I have tried using PyBOMBS on my Mac and
on my Raspberry Pi 3B+, and neither one worked. As far as distro
packages, they are all way behind.
Attached is a deta
Hi Nate,
I obtained SDK using my installation of UHD v3.15.0.
user@machine:~/usrp_e310_sdk$ cat version-cortexa9hf-neon-oe-linux-gnueabi
Distro: Alchemy
Distro Version: 2018.04
Metadata Revision: a5dcf0c4bd9a0be2f2484b0b1b3e77f1f2128dfc
Timestamp: 20190426232955
I'm trying to compile UHD from g
I forgot to say... Following the application note you recommended, I obtain the
same results.
Thank you.
Ivan
>> Il giorno 14 ott 2019, alle ore 21:02, Nate Temple
>> ha scritto:
>
> Hi Ivan,
>
> What version of GNU Radio / UHD are you trying to compile?
>
> The existing release-4 SDK won'
Hi Barry,
If you're just getting started with mediawiki/markdown, it would probably
be best to join the GNU Radio slack channel and coordinate within the #docs
channel, you can register here [0] and then login here[1]
[0] - https://slack.gnuradio.org/
[1] - https://gnuradio.slack.com/
Regards,
N
have gnuradio companion 3.7.13.5 (UHD_3.14.1.HEAD-0-g5491b80e)
loaded UHD_3.14.1.0-0-g0d934195 firmware on the e320
downloaded and installed the FPGA for network mode on the e320
created a simple grc flow. 2 signal source (cosine) each going to a
channel on the UHD: USRP Sink (Mb0 Subdev A:0
Hi David,
This sounds like it might be a bug with the E320. Can you email us at
supp...@ettus.com and we can debug the issue through that channel?
Regards,
Nate Temple
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 12:37 PM David Stockton (CTR) <
stocktond@spacepros.org> wrote:
> have gnuradio companion 3.7.13.5
Hi Ivan,
I would not recommend to use the 'master' branch at this time with the E310
release-4 SDK. UHD 3.15.x.x bumps the deps from what is used in the
release-4 SDK.
I would recommend to try using the version 3.14.1.1, which is the latest
stable release (note, you'll need to install python-six
Hi Hans, hi Glen and Barry and everyone in this thread,
I had a longish answer written out to this, addressing all the things
that I agreed to, and explaining quite a fair bit of where you're
wrong, but I decided to scrap it and reduce it to three bullet points:
1. A very honest: Thank you for th
Thanks so much!
UHD 3.14.1.1 just compiled!
Now I have a problem
installing python-six with PYTHONPATH:
https://pastebin.com/tMti3EBL
Could you help me?
Thank you for all.
Ivan
Il 15.10.2019 22:08 Nate
Temple ha scritto:
> Hi Ivan,
>
> I would not recommend to use the
'master' branch
There are installers for windows:
http://www.gcndevelopment.com/gnuradio
That will come with RTL-SDR drivers, etc. Just run the "run_grc.bat" from
the /bin directory (or use the installed shortcuts)
Geof
On Sat, Oct 12, 2019 at 8:42 AM Chris Gorman
wrote:
> Hmm,
>
> Not too sure what is wron
Hello,
I'm using pybombs to install gnuradio 3.7.13.5 onto ubuntu 18.04. Pybombs
seems to be unable to install dependencies anymore. Each time I run
pybombs prefix init ~/Documents/gnuradio/gr37 -a gr37 -R gnuradio-default
it goes for a while until it finds software that is missing and errors ou
I'm having trouble with a gnuradio install. It built successfully, but I
can't import gnuradio in python. I believe it is because I'm using anaconda
python.
My group has a linux setup script we run to configure software on fresh
ubuntu installs. I ran this script and now when I type 'which python'
I am attempting to read samples of an off-air DVB-T transport stream into
an IQ file for offline analysis but can't get it to work at all.
I can run the dvbt_rx_8k.grc example which reads the adv16.cfile IQ TS
file produced by Ron Economos, displays the FFT and 16 QAM constellation
and produce
The bandwidth of DVB-T is 8 MHz (or 7 MHz for VHF). You can't capture
that much bandwidth with an RTL-SDR. The required sample rate is
(800.0 * 8) / 7 = 9.14286 Msps for an 8 MHz channel, or (800.0 *
7) / 7 = 8 Msps for a 7 MHz channel.
You need an SDR that can handle these sample rate
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