Thanks Marcus. I'll follow the intermediate tutorial because I've finished
with beginner tuto.
Thanks again!
On Fri, 11 Mar 2022, 19:55 Marcus Müller, wrote:
> Hi!
>
> That really sounds like our tutorials are what you want to read, from
> start of the
> "Beginner Tutorials" to end of the "Int
Hi!
That really sounds like our tutorials are what you want to read, from start of the
"Beginner Tutorials" to end of the "Intermediate / Advanced Tutorials". You're exactly the
kind of person these were written for.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 11.03.22 17:21, Abu Baraa wrote:
I will explain mor
Hi Alejandro,
what version of GNU Radio do you have, and how did you install it?
Best regards,
Marcus
On 11.03.22 18:22, Alejandro del Hoyo Vijande wrote:
Good afternoon,
My name is Alejandro. A few days ago I run into a problem when trying to use the wav file
source block. I am unable to fi
Good afternoon,
My name is Alejandro. A few days ago I run into a problem when trying to
use the wav file source block. I am unable to find either "wav file soruce"
or "wav file sink" blocks among the GNU Radio default block library. I read
online that this issue could be related to the dependenci
Hi Wayne,
I think I see where the confusion occurs in what the wiki says, so I've just
made some edits to hopefully make it clearer.
It does look like some porting would be necessary for gr-lora_sdr,
unfortunately. Sometimes it's possible to use IFDEFs and substitute in the
appropriate Window
I will explain more. I need to make two softwares which interact with
each other by sending data (E.g: image, video,...) using GNU Radio
Companion. The first is the sender and the second is the receiver which are
composed by GNU Radio Blocks to build a communication channel like the
following:
1/
yes that works fo me.
The reason i had this trouble initially is the CondaInstall on gnuradio
wiki says to activate default environment prior to running cmake.
So, i can compile it now with gnuradio environment activated.
But this OOT module includes posix header files sys/resources.h and
sys/sysc
Hi Wayne,
You shouldn't need specifically gnuradio=3.8.2 for gr-lora_sdr (despite what
their README says), and that fails because there was no gnuradio-build-deps
package at the time of that release. Try it with gnuradio=3.8 instead.
You do need gnuradio-build-deps installed into your "gnuradio
Hi Abu,
sorry for the delay in getting back to you, but: What's the thing you need to simulate
specifically?
If you need to get a headstart we really just freshly overhauled
https://tutorials.gnuradio.org , which ideally should give you all the skills you need to
build your own simulations!
