Closed lukepurdy64 closed 1 year ago
You probably already have something running which is accessing the SDR, possibly from previously running the same command as the trailing '&' will put it in background and this is likely not what you want when starting it from the command line.
Also sudo shouldn't be needed as the program can run as an unprivileged user as long as the rtl-sdr software was installed with the correct udev rules.
That was it! Thanks so much.
I've tried two different SDRs and the installation on my Raspberry Pi appeared to be fine. However, when I try to run the start script, I get this. It appears to see the hardware, but can't talk to it. Any ideas on next steps?