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80MHz bandwidth with LimeSDR-Mini and GQRX
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Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop amd64 64bit and 'pip install spectrogram' or 'pip3 install spectrogram' #25

Closed tdbone1 closed 4 years ago

tdbone1 commented 4 years ago

I am requesting help.

can anyone please do a fresh install of ubuntu on a 64bit pc and tell me the process of running limesdr-mini at 80mhz?

i can do this easy on my rpi3b with raspberrypios 2020-08-20.

i have been messing around with this far to long. ubuntu 18.04 is said to work in the instructions. it does not.

gasparka commented 4 years ago

I will test today. Sorry i kept you waiting, some busy times at work.

gasparka commented 4 years ago

I verified that there is an issue on Ubuntu. Still works on my Manjaro i3 edition computer, but this is not a fresh install. I am hoping to fix this during this week, will keep you posted on progress.

tdbone1 commented 4 years ago

@gasparka its quite alright. you are not keeping me waiting i was thinking another person might help as i know you are busy doing more important work. i have two laptops. one laptop = i3-4005u and my other laptop = i7-4770. both are 4th generation intel and of course i have a rpi3b.

cant wait for new release of 'spectrogram' for updated ubuntu amd64. ubuntu 20.04 LTS? thanks and by

yea i love what you did for the rpi3 as it just works flawless for the regular './spectrogram' with no options. gqrx opens up and just starts working. very nice program.

cant wait to see how it really works connected to something more powerful then a rpi3b. these x86_64 cpus with usb3 and 5ghz wifi should make an awesome './spectrogram --server_only' on one of the laptops and './spectrogram' on the other laptop.

gasparka commented 4 years ago

I believe i have fixed the problem. You need to update your "spectrogram" script from pip: pip3 install spectrogram --upgrade Version 1.0.9 should be installed.

Let me know how it goes!

tdbone1 commented 4 years ago

I believe i have fixed the problem. You need to update your "spectrogram" script from pip: pip3 install spectrogram --upgrade Version 1.0.9 should be installed.

Let me know how it goes!

how do i updated the "spectrogram" script? since i have fresh install of ubuntu 20.04 amd64 and updated do i: 'pip3 install spectrogram' ? and leave off the --upgrade?

gasparka commented 4 years ago

To update run: pip3 install spectrogram --upgrade

gasparka commented 4 years ago

Solved!