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V2Verifer is an open-source project dedicated to wireless experimentation focused on the security of vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communications. This project features the first open-source implementation of the IEEE 1609.2 standard for V2V security.
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C-V2X integration - command line execution is not working #34

Closed twardokus closed 1 year ago

twardokus commented 2 years ago

Received report that command line option to use C-V2X is not functioning properly. Follow-up required, possible missing files.

twardokus commented 2 years ago

It appears a branch integration was missed in the 2.0 release. Fix planned for next minor version.

twardokus commented 2 years ago

Two reports received via email relate to this outstanding issue. A fix is underway and will be released in the next version upgrade, which is currently scheduled for May 2022. Thank you for your patience as we work to repair the C-V2X functionality.

twardokus commented 2 years ago

We are awaiting bug fixes in third-party open-source software that V2Verifier relies on for its C-V2X transceiver implementation. For this reason, C-V2X support has been temporarily removed in version 3.0.0 of V2Verifier. We anticipate releasing a hotfix in the near future to restore C-V2X support.

CatiaS11 commented 1 year ago

We are awaiting bug fixes in third-party open-source software that V2Verifier relies on for its C-V2X transceiver implementation. For this reason, C-V2X support has been temporarily removed in version 3.0.0 of V2Verifier. We anticipate releasing a hotfix in the near future to restore C-V2X support.

Hello! I was wondering if it was still possible to still use C-V2X with a previous release of srsRAN? If it is, which release should I install? I understood that it was an issue of srsRAN code, so if I replace the pssch_ue file from the latest release of srsRAN project by the file of any previous release should it work? Do you have any idea when the bug is going to be fixed? Thank you!

twardokus commented 1 year ago

You may try Ubuntu 18.04 and srsLTE 20.04, which was the last version we knew was working. However, this will break DSRC, since the code for that side requires Python 3 but Ubuntu 18.04 will want to use GNURadio with Python 2 by default. This should be possible, but we are not encouraging it for most people because there are a lot of potential pitfalls in doing that.

Unfortunately, at the moment we do not have any insight into when this bug will be fixed. It is possible that we may have the capacity to patch the C-V2X issue ourselves over the next few months, but this is not guaranteed. If we are able to do that, I will update this issue and a new release of V2Verifier will accordingly be published.