Hi everybody,
How feasible is it to implement multiple home automation protocols (e.g.
Zigbee, Z-Wave, BLE, LightwaveRF) and run them on low cost, low power
hardware, e.g. Raspberry Pi + LimeSDR?
If that particular hardware combo can't handle it, is there any other
permutation that may be
Hi Zhongyuan,
Ubuntu has nothing to do with it, but yes, your sdimg has to fit to the
UHD version that you run on your PC. And of course, the sdimg dictates
the FPGA image.
No, these can't be de-coupled, because the FPGA image makes the USRP
what it is, digitally (think of an FPGA as a large
Hi Marcus,
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I think this is very helpful.
The reason I need a specific version of UHD is to work with a remote N310.
It seems that to work with a N310, the versions of Ubuntu (sdimg), FPGA
image, and UHD on the host computer must all match.
However, since my
Hi all,
I have created a gnuradio source block for KiwiSDRs (http://kiwisdr.com/), see
https://github.com/hcab14/gr-kiwisdr
At this moment there are >300 KiwiSDRs online
http://rx.linkfanel.net/
https://sdr.hu/?q=kiwisdr
It connects to the KiwiSDR websocket server and makes the stream of IQ
Hi Zhonghyuan,
if you don't want the current git master version, chances are you
should just stick with a release from the maint-3.7 branch. Have a look
at the "gnuradio-stable" (instead of gnuradio / gnuradio-default)
recipe. You can specify branches and/or tags with the "gitbranch"
property.
