On 01/11/2023 18:08, [email protected] wrote:
Thanks. we just noticed these in /usr/bin
uhd_adc_self_cal uhd_cal_tx_iq_balance uhd_find_devices
uhd_rx_cfile uhd_siggen_gui
uhd_cal_rx_iq_balance uhd_config_info uhd_image_loader
uhd_rx_nogui uhd_usrp_probe
uhd_cal_tx_dc_offset *uhd_fft *uhd_images_downloader uhd_siggen
when I looked at uhd_fft as an example it is a gui app, I thought
perhaps there as VNC, or xserver that needed to be configured. Even
uhd_siggen_gui suggest there is a GUI. If these aren’t part of the
normal install, I’m not sure how they got there I would have to do
some digging, just got excited that we could actually see an FFT
visually. I assume we can not run uhd_fft based on your response.
It turns out that Ettus/NI have gone back to packaging GR on the system
images, which I think is why uhd_fft is there.
You might look at using ssh -X to support that. I don't think
Ettus/NI package openvnc or TigerVNC or any of the others
on the system image...
But really, you can just install Gnu Radio + relevant UHD on your *HOST*
and do things from there. For one, you get MUCH MUCH
higher sample-rate performance that way--the CPU on the X410 (and
other USRPs that have an embedded Linux) is not
terribly powerful.
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On 01/11/2023 17:03, Alvin.Begaye--- via USRP-users wrote:
Is there a GUI interface to the X410? I noticed there are some
gnuradio type programs when I ssh into it. How are those executed?
Thank You!
1. *Alvin*
The Linux image running on the X410 is there largely to run MPM to
control the radio hardware you should NOT
think of it as a place to host your applications. It's not powerful
enough, and AFAIR, Ettus/NI DO NOT install
Gnu Radio by default on the filesystem image.
You may be thinking of some of the example programs, which would be in
/usr/lib/uhd/examples. They don't use
Gnu Radio and I think only one of them has an interface that could
even remotely be called "GUI"--the "curses_fft"
example.
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