Closed shen-tianji-gn closed 1 year ago
I am using GNU3.10
and maint-3.10
branch, and I have same problem after installing gr-foo
and gr-ieee802-11
This block has different parameters with the 'Moving Average' block in Level Controllers which is shown below
I wonder whether could I just substitute this missing block with default one?
I am using
GNU3.10
andmaint-3.10
branch, and I have same problem after installinggr-foo
andgr-ieee802-11
This block has different parameters with the 'Moving Average' block in Level Controllers which is shown below
I wonder whether could I just substitute this missing block with default one?
I think the right block you gave is in the core
category of GNURadio, not in this module.
I think the right block you gave is in the core category of GNURadio, not in this module.
Yes, I find it in Core/Level Controllers/Moving Average
@shen-tianji-gn I find that you should run /examples/wifi_phy_hier.grc
first, then the 'missing blocks' problem will be fixed
@slayerwalt In my case, no.
It generates the wifi_phy_hier.py.block.yml
file. And a new block WiFi PHY Hier
is appeared.
The block with key ieee802_11_moving_average_xx
is still missing.
You seem to be using the v3.7 version of the GRC files with a v3.10 installation. That won't work. You might also have an older version of the PHY installed. So please open the 3.10 version of the PHY, build it, and re-open GRC.
I am using GNURadio 3.8 with maint-3.8, and the gr-foo
module is also on maint-3.8
.
I tried to install the maint-3.7
module on GNURadio 3.8, but it failed with an error during cmake ..
.
But it works by using the same blocks moving average
in Core/Level Controllers/Moving Average
as @slayerwalt mentioned. I will close this issue.
I am using this module and facing the same issue with #323. Here is additional information about this issue. Perhaps you could check the source file in the
maint-3.7
branch, as well as in the other branches within the./grc
folder.In the
maint-3.7
branch, the file ieee802_11_moving_average_xx.xml exists, but the corresponding.block.yml
file is not present in other branches. Does this trigger the issue?I will try it in GNU 3.7 later to see if it is the cause of the issue.