Hi Stackprogrammer,
sorry, we don't know where exactly you've installed things. As Jeff said, python2.7 sounds
very suspicious and is likely not right, unless you went through the effort to build a
Python2 GNU Radio (why? That's not usually what you want.)
You'll need to check yourself whethe
After I sent that, I saw the "3.8.1" in the subject. Still, use Python3,
not Python2.
On Sat, Dec 18, 2021 at 7:38 AM Jeff Long wrote:
> GNU Radio 3.9+ uses Python 3 only, so the PYTHONPATH you are using will
> not work. A simple test for your PYTHONPATH is:
>
> python3 -c "from gnuradio impor
GNU Radio 3.9+ uses Python 3 only, so the PYTHONPATH you are using will not
work. A simple test for your PYTHONPATH is:
python3 -c "from gnuradio import gr ; print(gr.version()) ;
print(gr.__file__)"
If your path is set up correctly, this will show you the version and
location of the GR python
Hi, Before I installed Gnuradio from the binary package it works well.
In Ubuntu 20.04 when I want to build Gnuradio from source, it not works...
Terminal, I received the following message:
*Cannot import gnuradio.*
*Is the python path environment variable set correctly?
*
- All OS: PYTHO
