Closed fiveheadShinchan closed 6 months ago
It's not straight-forward run timing critical workloads out of a VM. The lates you see are likely causing the UE to not see the cell and thus it can't connect. I suggest you install bare-metal instead.
Hello,
Thank you for the quick response. I was wondering if it was not possible to run on vm. I actually ended up using the wrong USRP B210, without the GPSDO attached. When I attached the one with GPSDO, I only got lates of 5-7. The UE is still not able to find the network.
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It's not straight-forward run timing critical workloads out of a VM. The lates you see are likely causing the UE to not see the cell and thus it can't connect. I suggest you install bare-metal instead.
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Issue Description
I have followed the directions from the website: https://lists.srsran.com/mailman/listinfo/srsran-users I have tried changing the EARFCN value to 3350, nof_prb to 25 and 50, and I have also checked the configuration files. I have also read similar tickets and the troubleshoot as well.
Setup Details
I am using an Oracle VM Virtual box running with DragonOS Focal (20.04) are out-of-the-box Lubuntu based x86_64 operating systems. I have allocated plenty of storage and 8 processors.
I am using an Ettus 2450 antennas, USRP B210 with the GPSDO activated with external power the LED light is stable, I am using an open cell programmable SIM card with Pixel 3 XR phone.
sudo srsepc
sudo srsenb
epc configuration file
enb configuration file
user_db.csv file
Expected Behavior
UE is able to find the network when looking for network operators
Actual Behavior
UE is not able to see the network that was set up.