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Dimitri Stolnikov horiz0n at gmx.netHi Ben,
> I have released openLTE V00.08.03
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/openlte/)
> with support for HackRF and RTL-SDR via GrOsmoSDR. Using this release, I
> have been able to successfully decode broadcast information (MIB and
> SIBs)
> from LTE networks.
Thanks for the update & congratulations!
> I was also wondering if there is a good way to determine which type of
> hardware is connected?
Ideally you enumerate through available devices and select one to work
with (example attached). Then you pass it's device string to the
source/sink and continue from there as usual. You can check for something
like dev.count("rtl") || dev.count("rtl_tcp") and dev.count("hackrf") to
distinguish between devices. In our applications we also provide a command
line switch like
parser.add_option("-a", "--args", type="string", default="",
help="Device args, [default=%default]")
to select a specific device via CLI and to be able to change it's default
parameters: -a "hackrf,buffers=128".
Best regards,
Dimitri
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