Hi,
I am not sure if this helps. Please run the following commands whenever you
experience this issue with B210 and let me know if this works.
cd /usr/local/lib/uhd/utils
sudo ./b2xx_fx3_utils --reset-device
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regards,
Venkatareddy
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I assume it occurs between my custom block and the SFP. Is there a way to tell
exactly which block it occurs at using the software?
At a high level, my current network goes… ADC -> Radio -> CHDR_crossbar ->
Custom Block -> Rx_streamer
My custom block has its s_axis_tready signal hooked up to th
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INGRESS_BUFF_SIZE. It's only used to buffer data that the stream end
You are correct about INGRESS_BUFF_SIZE. It's only used to buffer data that
the stream endpoint receives from another endpoint (e.g., data sent from
the host computer to a stream endpoint). There's no extra buffering in the
sending stream endpoint. For normal RX where we stream to a host computer,
For my application, I am not collecting samples continuously. The radio block
is commanded to stream continuously, but I have a custom block downstream which
“gates” samples in bursts that pass through. I am able to at least stream data
without any overflows as long as the number of samples the
If you are streaming data from the radio, then overflows are to be expected
since 10 GbE can't keep up with 500 Msps. But that should happen with
64-bit CHDR as well. It doesn't matter how big the buffers are.
If you are not using the radio, then overflows should not occur at all,
since there's no
Hi,
Actually, that is part of the problem. It happens sometimes, but not
always.
I would say mainly when there is a power outage or similar, but not always.
For the sake of testing, I just rebooted the remote machine. This time it
appears in both lsusb and uhd_find_devices upon reboot.
As said,
