Hello!
On a whim I decided to download the currently available release for
GNURadio. It complained that I needed the FFT package. I promptly
found it at its location and built it, and installed it. The configure
script still says that below my signature, even though I've moved
everything over to t
On Thu, Oct 05, 2006 at 05:51:49PM -0700, Daniel Garcia wrote:
> Matt Ettus wrote:
> >Yes, you can change the filter taps in the FPGA. See the halfband (HB)
> > verilog code.
>
> Thanks! I'll take a look.
>
> >> I read on a previous thread that it is possible to invert the spectrum of
> >> the
On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 09:26:35AM -0700, Thomas Schmid wrote:
> Are you sure you get enough input items for the general_work? try to
> print ninput_items and see what the result is. It might be that you
> get always less than the 7 items you need to initialize the algorithm.
>
> Thomas
Also, why
I made enough progress on this issue to know there is a problem, but
that it's beyond what I can investigate further until I have more time.
What I'm doing instead is making the compiled and ready to install
SDCC 2.4 for Intel-Darwin available for anyone to download and
install. That way f
Hi folks!
I'm going to take myself some time for the weekend to take a look at the
RDS code I wrote some time ago. Also I'll do this agreement for FSF to
get this code in the repo..
Especially, I hasn't tried it with never Versions of GR.
So, await the end of the weekend :-)
greets ronnie
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I've had a reply from 1 person that the "std.ihx" file -does- allow
the Intel-Mac to work properly with the USRP<->USB<->GR transports.
So I have kept experimenting, and come up with more statistics, but
maybe not any better knowledge of the underlying issue. Basically,
most statistics po
Hi,
I dont know how the Viterbi algorithm works, but do you want to (a)
initialize the first 7 samples for only the first chunk of samples you
get, or (b) for every chunk of samples you get? What you have
implemented is option (b), and it seems only natural that the
initialization code would be ca
Hi Shriram,
I have downloaded and built the GNU radio source code release 3.0
(Minimal Build)
on cygwin. The installation went without any error. But when i tryied to
run the sample
dial_tone.py, i didnt get any error but at the same time there was no dial
tone sound at the
output. So
It varies from time to time, but I am pretty sure it's larger than 7. It's at least 100. DaweiOn 10/10/06, Thomas Schmid <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Are you sure you get enough input items for the general_work? try to
print ninput_items and see what the result is. It might be that youget always less
Are you sure you get enough input items for the general_work? try to
print ninput_items and see what the result is. It might be that you
get always less than the 7 items you need to initialize the algorithm.
Thomas
On 10/10/06, Dawei Shen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Everyone
I have got a
Hello EveryoneI have got a problem which arised from my project. Here is what I want to do: I am trying to implement a Viterbi algorithm. Suppose
"in" is the input stream, I want to use in[0], in[1]in[6], seven
elements to initialize the Viterbi algorithm. Then from in[7], I start
to use Viter
Intel-Mac users: Could you try something for me? I've attached a
file, which you would (1) extract: tar jxf std_ihx_works.tar.bz2; (2)
then move/copy into ${gnu_radio_prefix}/share/usrp/rev2/ and /
rev4 . Then go into /usrp/host/apps (any since July 13, 2006,
doesn't matter as far
On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 02:15:58AM -0700, John Gilmore wrote:
> Once the signed binaries are on the GNU mirrors, should an
> announcement email go out to the info-gnu@gnu.org mailing list?
> Significant releases, like an X.0 release, should probably be
> announced there.
>
> Such a message should
Dear all,
I have downloaded and built the GNU radio source code release 3.0 (Minimal
Build) on cygwin. The installation went without any error. But when i tryied to
run the sample dial_tone.py, i didnt get any error but at the same time there
was no dial tone sound at the output. S
Once the signed binaries are on the GNU mirrors, should an
announcement email go out to the info-gnu@gnu.org mailing list?
Significant releases, like an X.0 release, should probably be
announced there.
Such a message should have a lot more about what GNU radio is capable
of, what it does well, and
Hi Oussama,
I'm interested in your guide on how to edit, recompile the verilog code of FPGA. Because we are trying to implement an experimental TDD system. The time slot has to be strictly at micro-second level. Now the whole vision is not very clear for us. We don't know whether the TDD system req
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