19 Oct
2017
19 Oct
'17
4:12 a.m.
On 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