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...es GNU Radio and other SDR utilities. Alternatively, you can install from source using the steps in the remainder of this page. Before building UHD and GNU Radio, you need to make sure that all the dependencies are installe

Installed Cheetah from source:<br /> <pre>sudo python setup.py install</pre>

...e SDK]] page, build GNU Radio or a GNU Radio OOT project using the SDK and install it onto the device. ...s might require turning on Universe or Multiverse source repos in /etc/apt/source.list. I had already enabled these before testing this out, so if you don't

== GNU Radio Package from Official Repo (Binary Installation) == ...io is in the default Fedora repository since Fedora 14 (Laughlin). You can install the binary packages through your package manager:

...ain for the USRP (UHD and GNU Radio) from source code on a Linux platform. UHD is fully supported on Linux using the GCC compiler, and should work on most ...10 and E312 devices are embedded devices which are fundamentally different from the other non-embedded devices. They are not addressed in this document.

...age is a work-in-progress to provide details on using PyBOMBS to build and install projects using the OE SDKs. ...t cycle is improved If server-grade x86 machines can offload compile tasks from the ARM targets, which are (by design) less powerful, have less RAM, and ha

...llation]] page for instructions on how to use the Conda package manager to install GNU Radio on any Linux distribution, macOS, or Windows. For some platforms == From Binaries ==

These instructions are for using MinGW and MSYS to install and build GNU Radio software, including USRP TX/RX support, under Windows X ...ries. It is easiest to have separate home directories and not try to share source code between the two systems.

...ndaInstall#Installing related software|related software packages]] you can install that may be of interest. == Step 1: Install conda itself ==

...is will install everything you need. If you did install it, this will just install updates. ...hain.sh --stl=gnustl --arch=arm --platform=android-21 --abis=armeabi-v7a --install-dir=/opt/android-toolchain</pre>

...roviding the soapy::source and soapy::sink blocks. These blocks are usable from Python or C++. If a recent enough version of SoapySDR is available on the b ...ems, or libsoapysdr-dev on DEB-based systems. It is also easy to build and install manually, and has a PyBOMBS recipe. See section on versions below.

...p LAB Survey HI Profile Search] -- here you can search for HI data given a source's RA, Dec or galactic coordinates. Good if you want to compare the velocity ...ing with the GNU Radio backend. Observations with the array should be done from this VNC session to avoid conflicts between different users (data processin

...ps://github.com/trondeau/GrHardwareService GrHardwareService application]. Install this app onto your Android device. If you don't have a USRP plugged in when ...sing function called '''properDeviceName''' to extract the USB device path from the device itself:

...ions between the two are done almost exclusively through ControlPort aside from simple setup and teardown routines. Through this standard interface concept ...ssage handles to ControlPort, but that means that the message being passed from the ControlPort client must be formatted as a PMT already. While this makes

...flowgraph? XMLRPC will allow you to control all of a flowgraph's variables from a second flowgraph using HTTP. In fact, the second flowgraph doesn't even h ...with running the basic client/server example flowgraphs from the GNU Radio source tree ([https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio/tree/maint-3.9/gr-blocks/exampl

('sink', 'source', 'sync', 'decimator', 'interpolator', 'general', 'tagged_stream', 'hier', ...OOT module, creating a block using <code>gr_modtool</code> demands inputs from the user. To follow the command line user interaction, let's decompose the

=== How do I get / install GNU Radio? === === I built GNU Radio from source, but some components seem to be missing. ===

...structions after this section are useful when building everything yourself from scratch. GNU Radio is providing the rootfs, SDK, and boot files required fo Download the files from:

...ell with new devices. This summer we would like to implement a purely open source three step approach that would improve the state of GNU Radio co-processing - Install GNU Radio on the Keystone2 and run a test on a co-processor<br />

* cmake: Quiet excessive warnings from cmake regarding deprecated usage. (Stefan Wunsch) * gr-blocks: Fixed stream corruption at termination with UDP source/sink blocks. (Andy Sloane)