Make master up-to-date with maint-3.7 - Githubissues

mhostetter / gr-adsb

GNU Radio OOT module for demodulating and decoding ADS-B packets

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Make master up-to-date with maint-3.7 #36

Open mhostetter opened 3 years ago

mhostetter commented 3 years ago

Suggested in #34.

[ ] Make master and maint-3.7 branches up-to-date with one another
[ ] Add section in README about pulling from maint-3.7 or maint-3.8 for GNU Radio 3.7 and 3.8, respectively
[ ] Update the Google Maps image in README with an image of the leaflet implementation

alphafox02 commented 3 years ago

I’ll have to give this a try again, but I seemed to be able to get everything to work minus the map server with 3.8 and python3. I see python3 is not supported, any thoughts on it being possible in the future?

mhostetter commented 3 years ago

@alphafox02 I'm sorry I missed this comment before. I believe Python 3 and GNU Radio 3.8 are supported. The master branch now mirrors the maint-3.8 branch. Clone either and I believe you'll have success. Please report back on if things worked.

alphafox02 commented 3 years ago

I’ll check it out again ASAP. Thank you for taking a look.

alphafox02 commented 3 years ago

@mhostetter i gave it another try after pulling with git. I tried running the map Python file and made sure to install anything it was looking for, but it kept saying Zope.interface not found. After doing some searching I found a site that suggested installing half dozen things dealing with zope. For example, zope.proxy, zope.security etc etc.

I just went down the list until the webserver.py file stopped complaining and started. I was able to access the page on port 5000. I’ll have to give it a try with adsb running.

alphafox02 commented 3 years ago

It works, pulled up the flow graph for rx, changed the source block option to “no sink” and just used it as is with an rtlsdr I had laying close by. I probably could have change the source block to rtlsdr from usrp, but it worked. I saw info coming in on the terminal. Planes on the map, all good!

mhostetter commented 3 years ago

I'm glad it worked for you. I've never heard of zope or those dependencies. I wonder if it's an operating system difference. Which OS are you running?

To be honest, when first developing this module, the web-related dependencies for flask and webserver.py were a huge pain. So, sadly, I'm not too surprised. Hope things work well going forward.

alphafox02 commented 3 years ago

It was on 20.04 Lubutnu. It does seems to be working good now, I’m also trying it on the Pi 20.04 64bit build. That’s also working just fine. Thanks for making this available!