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mcquiggi mcquiggi at me.comHi All: Thanks for the suggestions! I rebuilt both gr-osmosdr and rtl-sdr from scratch, with the addition of changing the install directory to /opt/local in the cmake_install script. I also ensured that all parts of the old installs in /usr/local were deleted. Steps: 1) go to the build directory of both packages and do a "rm -rf *" to ensure -everything- is cleaned out; 2) cmake ../ 3) vi cmake_install script and change /usr/local to /opt/local at the top. 4) make 5) sudo make install This put everything in the correct place, but still a no-go. Python chokes on the line in top_block.py that says "import osmosdr". Module not found. I tried PYTHONPATH again to see if I could give python a hint, but no go. Just seems that python needs to be able to find the osmosdr module. Marcello, thanks for the suggestion re the build-gnuradio script, but it won't work on a Mac/Darwin. It took the better part of a month working with the macports.org folks just to get gnuradio to compile cleanly and run. It's a very complex port for them, with everything (just about) going into different places, so I wouldn't want to even risk trying it. Might screw my main machine up! If I can't get this running I may just go back to an Ubuntu machine for gnuradio. The Mac would be better for my needs though, as I travel a bit and want to use grc etc on the road. That was the impetus for getting the package to run on the Mac in the first place. Kevin On 2012-12-01, at 7:37 PM, "Marcello Barnaba (void)" <vjt at openssl.it> wrote: > > HTH, -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.osmocom.org/pipermail/osmocom-sdr/attachments/20121201/f6ac5d58/attachment.htm>