Hi Mutlu,
1600 MHz instantaneous bandwidth: You will be very hardly pressed building a PC-style
system that even has the necessary external bandwidth to get that in. So, you're probably
looking at hefty server systems, and more likely even, need to re-architect your system
approach to allow fo
(similar cross post issued to uhd/usrp stack exchange)
I have a GNURadio/GNURadio Companion 3.10 on an Ubuntu 20.0.4 docker image,
where the image is also loaded up with the 4.10 UHD N310 libraries and osmocom
libraries (and some Xterm stuff). I'm running the container of the image on an
Ubunt
For UHD network-connected devices, it is possible the host mode is
required, not sure if there is another solution. USB connected device do
not require host mode, but do require the usb devices to be passed through
(e.g., --device or -v)..
On Wed, Oct 19, 2022 at 6:09 AM M Esc wrote:
> (similar
Hi Michael,
On 10/18/22 5:47 PM, Michael Matthews wrote:
Hey Ryan,
I went ahead and ran that cmake trace and it did produce something
interesting. I seems that two cmake policies are not set and both have
the behavior to not throw warnings by default. The offending policies are:
- CMP0060
MR,
Docker creates an abstraction over the physical machine, isolating the software
inside from the rest of the machine.
What you are describing is the expected behavior of the default Docker network
interface. When you run in --network=host mode, you are telling Docker to
by-pass it’s network
On 2022-10-19 11:52, Jim Melton wrote:
MR,
Docker creates an abstraction over the physical machine, isolating the
software inside from the rest of the machine.
What you are describing is the expected behavior of the default Docker
network interface. When you run in *--network=host* mode, yo
Hi Ryan,
It seems that changing the trace source path to start with /lib did produce a
more meaningful output. When the target properties are set for
gnuradio::gnuradio-runtime, the INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES is correctly
declared as /usr/include (gnuradio-runtimeTargets.cmake, line 66). I
