Hello,
A good example of this is gr-ieee-802-11 (
https://github.com/bastibl/gr-ieee802-11 ) . That is for IEEE802.11 a/g/p,
which you probably aren't looking at (as you are usually better off with
COTS WiFi transceivers for sniffing purposes). Yet, it is something that
you can look at if you are
The short answer is no, there is no easy way.
The long answer is: build up the appropriate RF/L1 packet decoder in GNU
Radio, send the resulting messages to a socket or tuntap device, and use
Wireshark to see the packets. You still may have to build a parser for
Wireshark if it does not alread
Hi,
I use USRP B200 to sniff the traffic between to nodes. The output file
contains the Q and I components of the samples captured with specific rate.
Is there any easy way to convert it to PCAP file so that I can see the
packets using Wireshark?
Thanks
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*Ammar Alhosainy, Ph.D.*
Research Asso
