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Cinaed Simson cinaed.simson at gmail.comOn 10/18/2017 05:20 PM, Martin McCormick wrote: > I am running Debian 7 on a system and Debian 8 on two > other PC's and a raspberry PI and having no luck on running the build-gnuradio > script. You're the wrong mailing list. You want https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio I recommend using pybombs - I've never heard of build-gnuradio script. Also, make sure there's only one installation of gnuradio - otherwise you're going to have trouble. Check to make sure the system doesn't already have a version of gnuradio installed apt list --installed | grep gnuradio I've built gnuradio under wheezy and jessie from source on a BeaglBone Black, Odroid-C2, Odroid-XU4 and an i7 laptop. But I didn't use pybombs - I used my own scripts. -- Cinaed > > All the Debian 8 systems get as far as stating that the > version is unsupported and that's it. > > The Debian 7 system (wheezy) goes through a number of > tests before bombing on not being able to execute certain > processes but it appears to get farther than any of the Debian 8 > (jessie) systems so it appears that Debian 7 is closest. > > Is there any place in the script to find a version number > so as to be sure that this script is the latest version? > > I would like to try to receive DMR transmissions as well > as try some of the other interesting decoding possibilities but > so far, nothing but failure to launch. > > Thanks for any constructive ideas. > > Martin McCormick >