Hi Peter,
On 10/12/2013 10:34 AM, Peter Stuge wrote:
I can understand that you can not upgrade kernel on
the final system,
but it would be very helpful if you could test on a separate system,
with similar hardware, with a new kernel, to see if the problem persists.
As I
don't have a similar system with Linux (but I have a similar one
with Windows where the rtlsdr library works perfect), I intend to
install it on a virtual machine on the same hardware just to see if I
still get the same errors. Is this a good ideea?
What Linux version do you recommend to try with?
ldd is a good way to see what libraries will actually
be loaded by a
given program. If indeed the CentOS package has been uninstalled then
ldd should confirm that the correct library file is being loaded.
When I try
'ldd -v rtl_test' I get the message "not a dynamic executable"
Find what the
problem is by running strace ./rtl-sdr and matching
ioctls to the code.
Please don't do that, it is not helpful. Please focus on
creating a
debug log as described on
http://libusb.org/wiki/debug since that's
very useful for those of us who know the libusb code.
I'll do it.
Thanks
//Peter
Thanks,
Dan