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 already support the protocol you are sniffing.
On 02/07/2018 04:45 PM, Ammar Alhosainy via USRP-users wrote:
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 Associate | Systems and Computer Engineering | Carleton University
_http://sce.carleton.ca/~amammar/ <http://sce.carleton.ca/%7Eamammar/>_
/
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