Closed theghostglitch closed 5 months ago
theghostglitch
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5 months ago Update Installing the v4 drivers manually breaks OP25. Specifically osmosdr with an error "osmosdr sorce_c creation failure". ./install.sh and a reboot does not fix this.
So I'm assuming this is an osmo sdr problem and not an OP25 problem.
boatbod
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5 months ago OP25 relies on gr-osmosdr for interface to the RTL device. If there has been an underlying API change between osmo and rtl to support v4 drivers, you're probably going to need an update gr-osmosdr as well.
Supplying some debug logs at "-v 11" would be helpful if you'd like me to look at this in any more detail.
Thanks, Graham
On 1/18/24 18:53, theghostglitch wrote:
Update Installing the v4 drivers manually breaks OP25. Specifically osmosdr with an error "osmosdr sorce_c creation failure". ./install.sh and a reboot does not fix this.
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boatbod
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5 months ago No futher debug info provided by reporting party. Suspect the manual installation of blog v4 drivers without installing a compatible version of gr-osmosdr and then rebuilding op25 caused a library incompatibility.
Describe the bug Using a Blog V4, no matter what frequency is selected, frequency peaks stay the same.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Run OP25 with a Blog v4
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Additional context The Blog v4 needed a driver update over the original RTL-SDR driver. It's compatible with the older SDRs but has added features that are required to run the v4 correctly. Not sure if this has been implemented on OP25?