Yes Manolis, I did several attempts and follow your suggestion and the information on the provided URL. I took both/two offered methods with my Raspberry Pi4 (c03112, 4Gb, 32GB-SD with fresh installed 2020-02-13-raspbian-buster containing "Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) VERSION_ID="10") and my RTL-SDR. Let me share my findings:
Method 1. Manually installation. The "Add repository install manually" resulted in an installation of the GNURadio which could be launched from the GUI. After installing the RTL-SDR resources I was able to test the test program 'rtl_test" from the terminal window. I was also able to use the RTL-SDR as a source, but the problem was that the GNURadio source block was not able to connect to the actual RTL-SDR stick. This is strange for me to understand because the test program rtl_test worked fine so the driver attaching to the USB and hardware seem to be ok. Method 2. Installing the deb-file. The installation stopped after a long list of "...failed to install due to dependency problems..." Yes, this is unfortunately the situation. Two be sure I did not make any mistake I performed each installation sequence two times after reformatting and installing SD-cards freshly. Any suggestion to get WBFM music with Pi4 and GNURadio are more then welcome! Op ma 9 mrt. 2020 om 18:22 schreef Manolis Surligas <[email protected]>: > Have you followed the repo installation instructions? The package has a > lot of dependencies so installing the deb manually may not work. Also What > do you get if run from the terminal the gnuradio-companion command? > > On 3/8/20 9:24 PM, Robert Heerekop wrote: > > > 3. After "sudo dpkg -i" installing the pre-build repo Manolis suggested, > GNURadio did not appear on the GUi so I failed here as well. I guess this > is because I am using not the same RPi hardware version... > > -- > /* Code is the Law */ > >
