Hi Mary - So long as you use MacPorts for background dependencies,
libusb1 and libusb-legacy (v0.1.12) can be installed at the same time
& you can easily choose between them (different PKGCONFIG files). Do
note that "libusb-compat" does NOT work with FUSB/Darwin since GNU
Radio's FUSB/LIBUSB code uses internals that are not in the 'compat'
version (only the API is compat, not the internal implementation). On
my MacBook Pro (10.5.8, i386), GNU Radio compiles and executes just
fine using libusb-legacy -- so, if you're having issues using it let
me know & I'll see what I can do to help out. That said, I've also
used libusb1 with some success -- so, you might have some other issue
(e.g., a bad USB cable). - MLD
On Aug 23, 2010, at 3:00 PM, Mark J. Blair wrote:
I have the lib...@1.0.8 port installed rather than the libusb-leg...@0.1.12
port, because (I think) I have other stuff that wants the newer
libusb port. I discovered that I needed to use the "--with-fusb-
tech=libusb1" flag to get the configure script to properly identify
my libusb version. Before I used that flag everything would compile,
but the usrp executables would fail to find a symbol they needed in
libusb and then crash.
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