Marcus,
My problem is solved. I didn’t need to upgrade to Bookworm. Using the command
‘apt install gnuradio –dev’ instead of ‘apt install gnuradio’ did the trick.
I don’t understand the need for the –dev but it worked.
Jim
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Marcus,
I have upgraded my Raspberry Pi to Bullseye. When I attempted to upgrade to
Bookworm I got a message that the repository does not have a Release file.
Thus, I cannot upgrade. Bullseye gives me gnuradio 3.8.2.
I went on the Raspberry Pi forum for suggestions about what to do in order
Hi Elmore - those are system errors - not gnuradio errors.
How did you get from jessie to bullseye?
Did you consult anyone on the Debian mailing lists on how to proceed?
It's standard practice to backup anything you can't afford to loose when
upgrading an operating system.
And it's possible
Marcus, At your suggestion: I upgraded to Debian 11 (Bullseye) following
instructions I found on Tom’s Hardware site. It seemed to be successful except
that GNU radio no longer executes. Figuring that perhaps I need to install
Debian 12 and upgrade to GNU radio 3.9 before it will run again I
Hi Jim,
I guess what you **want** to do is *use* GNU Radio, not primarily *build it* from source;
right?
While I can't rule out that you *could* build GNU Radio 3.9 for debian Jessie, it's
positively ancient, and Debian says Jessie reached its end-of-life more than a year ago,
after 5 years
Hi Elmore - try
apt install python3-distutils
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On 1/15/22 17:07, Elmore's wrote:
Device: Raspberry Pi 3
OS: Rasbian Jessie
My goal is to install GNU Radio 3.9.
I am following the instructions in Installing GR on the gnuradio site.
In the installation for Volk I attempt to execute
Device: Raspberry Pi 3
OS: Rasbian Jessie
My goal is to install GNU Radio 3.9.
I am following the instructions in Installing GR on the gnuradio site.
In the installation for Volk I attempt to execute cmake
–DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release –DPYTHON_EXECUTABLE=/usr/bin/python ../
I get a message that
