After installation, open a terminal window and launch the GNU Radio Companion (unfortunately there is no icon in Applications folder for GNU Radio with the Radioconda installer): ~ % gnuradio-companion Connect to RTL-SDR Dongle As a sanity check before trying to connect to the RTL-SDR dongle...
After installation, open a terminal window and launch the GNU Radio Companion (unfortunately there is no icon in Applications folder for GNU Radio with the Radioconda installer): ~ % gnuradio-companion Connect to RTL-SDR Dongle As a sanity check before trying to connect to the RTL-SDR dongle ...
After installation, open a terminal window and launch the GNU Radio Companion (unfortunately there is no icon in Applications folder for GNU Radio with the Radioconda installer): ~ % gnuradio-companion Connect to RTL-SDR Dongle As a sanity check before trying to connect to the RTL-SDR dongle ...
Install GNU Radio into your selected directory (the alias parameter is optional): pybombs prefix init ~/{base_folder} -R {your_recipe} Wait. The terminal will show the progress. Run GNU Radio Companion from your new folder: or execute it without changing the current environment: ...
Run GNU Radio Companion from your new folder: or execute it without changing the current environment: pybombs run gnuradio-companion Prefixes A prefix is a directory into which packages are installed. The prefix may be~/prefix. Typically, the prefix resides inside your home directory so you can...
After installation, open a terminal window and launch the GNU Radio Companion (unfortunately there is no icon in Applications folder for GNU Radio with the Radioconda installer): ~ % gnuradio-companion Connect to RTL-SDR Dongle As a sanity check before trying to connect to the RTL-SDR dongle...
As a sanity check before trying to connect to the RTL-SDR dongle from GNU Radio Companion, I opened a separate terminal window and typedrtlfollowed by the tab key twice to verify the RTL-SDR device libraries were installed/available:
$> gnuradio-companion bastiblclosed this ascompletedJan 25, 2015 sharath35commentedJun 30, 2015 Executing: "/home/sharathbabu/gr-ieee802-11/examples/wifi_rx.py" linux; GNU C++ version 4.8.2; Boost_105400; UHD_003.008.000-6-gbde8e9a3 ...
Install GNU Radio into your selected directory (the alias parameter is optional): pybombs prefix init ~/{base_folder} -R {your_recipe} Wait. The terminal will show the progress. Run GNU Radio Companion from your new folder: source ~/{base_folder}/setup_env.sh gnuradio-companion or exec...