Closed cypherstream closed 2 years ago
I just tried rtlamr -filterid=1550256522 -msgtype=r900 | rtlamr-collect
and it does the same thing, so I don't think it has anything to do with rtlamr-collect
.
In task manager it spans millions of cmd processes, that's why the system runs out of resources.
rtlamr-collect requires either the environment variable RTLAMR_FORMAT=json
or the flag -format=json
on the rtlamr invocation.
It was but I figured out that I had to run both cmd windows as administrator.
I have a batch file that I used to be able to run in a second window (ensure I have rtl_tcp running in the first window) but recently I've been experiencing the issue. Here is my batch file:
But when this is run the only screen output I get is this:
Eventually, this eats up all my CPU cycles and services begin to crash. I end up losing network connectivity and in Task manager, the font changes into big bold characters like from Windows 3.1 in the early 90's. It gets very difficult to close anything (the computer just beeps at me) but I end up restarting the computer and the resources are back to normal.
I'm not sure what's changed besides the usual Windows 10 update cadence (up to June 2022 cumulative updates now).