Open jackattack21 opened 2 years ago
velichkov
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2 years ago Hi @jackattack21,
Still when I run grgsm_scanner I get no output, just 00000000
These are not zeros 0 but a capital O characters and indicates Overflows
Any ideas!??
Most probably the RPi4 is not powerful enough to run grgsm_scanner with the default 2e6 sample rate and grgsm_livemon with the GUI.
jackattack21
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2 years ago Interesting. Thanks for the insight. Do you think I can lower the sample rate and be ok? There's a number of users who have success with the rpi4 - this was the post I followed: https://github.com/gordonwelchman/rpi_imsi_catcher
i also saw a similar issue with my Ubuntu install. All O's and that was on a dell xps developer edition
jackattack21
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2 years ago Bumping this in desperation =(
velichkov
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2 years ago Do you think I can lower the sample rate and be ok?
Yes, you can try different values.
There's a number of users who have success with the rpi4 - this was the post I followed: https://github.com/gordonwelchman/rpi_imsi_catcher
Better ask them how to properly install, configure and optimize gr-gsm for rpi4. Also read older discussions here in the github issues or in the mailing list, for sure there were few threads about rpi.
i also saw a similar issue with my Ubuntu install. All O's and that was on a dell xps developer edition
That's strange! There was something wrong with your installation.
jackattack21
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2 years ago I cant for the life of me get this thing to work - multiple distros, multiple tutorials, multiple SDRs, same story.
example attached... ugh
jackattack21
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2 years ago Same issue when I run a more powerful system that can handle greater sample rate also.
jackattack21
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2 years ago Any ideas given the new info?
velichkov
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2 years ago I cant for the life of me get this thing to work - multiple distros, multiple tutorials, multiple SDRs, same story. Same issue when I run a more powerful system that can handle greater sample rate also. Any ideas given the new info?
Do you have a suitable antenna attached to your SDR devices? In case you are inside of a big building try moving near a window or outside if possible. Have you tried different gain settings and why you did you choose -g 40?
Are you sure that there are GSM cells on these frequencies? kal is known to report false positives.
HackRF has a big DC offset that can negatively affect some of the gr-gsm's tools.
Hey all - I have been having some issues getting things going. I've worked through a number of the different repos that reference different dependencies and such, but many were throwing errors (unbuntu 20.04 mostly). I couldn't for the life of me figure out what it was.
Anyways, I now have a system running on a raspberry pi 4, and gr-gsm is running well with no errors.
Still when I run grgsm_scanner I get no output, just 00000000
however when I run kal -s GSM850 I am able to identify nearby BTS's their relative frequencies. 849.6 seems to be the highest power.
With that, I then try: grgsm_livemon -f 849.6 -g 40
and I again just see 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
My spectrum chart does show peaks at the GSM freqs, but I am not identifying any packets.
Any ideas!??