On 24/10/2024 16:36, c1337rog...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
My setup: Ubuntu 20.04, UHD_4.7.0.HEAD-0-ga5ed1872, DPDK_19.11, X310
w/ newly updated XG image, Intel X710 NIC
I’m trying to get DPDK working with the X310 but I’m failing on step
0. Running any of the example programs (without DPDK
Hi all,
My setup: Ubuntu 20.04, UHD_4.7.0.HEAD-0-ga5ed1872, DPDK_19.11, X310 w/ newly
updated XG image, Intel X710 NIC
I’m trying to get DPDK working with the X310 but I’m failing on step 0. Running
any of the example programs (without DPDK for now) gives me the same error:\
\
`/usr/local/lib/u
Tim,
you can attach a stream tag to the sample on which the GPIO should go high
or low. The tag key should be "tx_command". The PMT format is the same as
if you were sending a message to the block. Tags get processed first
(before samples). That does mean that you need write to a block that checks
The code is hard to read in the formatting that came through. But some
comments:
- start_of_burst is not actually required, that's true. It's a remnant from
the past.
- You don't send a zero after EOB, rather, you need to attach the EOB to
something. In your example, you could also attach EOB to th
Hello,
I have a GRC flow which generates a series of pulses. To suppress the LO
leakage from the transmitter being on while sending samples with value '0'
I want to use a method in GNU Radio Companion to Toggle a GPIO pin.
The pulses are always the same, but I cannot use repetition using RFNoC as
