So I tried out the PyBombs install method as documented on the wiki. Very
nice. No worries about missing pieces, almost.
Apparently the version that is out there doesn't know how to make
python-lxml. I also cannot get the build to complete due to what appears to
be an issue with libusb.
My
Hi all
I am making progress. Using GRC and the information from Joshknows.com I
was able to build the blocks for dial_tone and got it to work. But I am
unable to get the volume and noise sliders to function. I have spent several
hours trying to solve the problem but with no success. I'm sure the
Steve,
I am not sure what the problem is. Can you be more/very specific?
-Josh
Steve Mitan wrote:
Hi all
I am making progress. Using GRC and the information from Joshknows.com I
was able to build the blocks for dial_tone and got it to work. But I am
unable to get the volume and noise
2009/9/26 Steve Mitan stev...@intergate.com
Hi all
I guess my question is to get gnuradio up and running do I need to build
it
from scratch using grc or is there a quicker(interpret easier) way of doing
it?
Thanks
Steve
Hi Steve,
Adidionaly to what M.All said I have to say it
Hi all
I have re-installed Ubuntu 9.04 and still have questions regarding getting
gnuradio up and running.
Following these instructions
GNU Radio Release 3.2
With the latest GNU Radio release 3.2, binary package installation is
available for Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty), bypassing the need for
I never installed Gnuradio using a Debian package but if GRC is working that
means your Gnuradio installation must be complete. Why don't you try running
a few example programs and see if they work.
Run the dial_tone.py in the /usr/local/share/gnuradio/examples/audio
directory. If you want to use
Hi all
I am using Ubuntu 9.04 and, after some trial and error, installed gnuradio
and grc per the instructions shown in Debian Package Repository for GNU
Radio
Do I get gnuradio up and running by building it from scratch using grc or do
I have to do the following:
$ ./bootstrap
$ ./configure
$
1) make sure to run the apt-get install command under the jaunty section
http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/UbuntuInstall
2) now you can run these commands (you may need to install git)
git clone http://gnuradio.org/git/gnuradio.git
cd gnuradio
./bootstrap
./configure
make
sudo make install
3)
