Hello,
I have a quick question/favor to ask fellow GNU Radio-ers. I am trying
to
allow aliasing into my USRP2 system that is equipped with an RFX-2400.
Therefore, I am trying to get the FPGA code from gr-bluetooth running on
my
USRP2 but am running into some trouble. Using u2_flash_tool, I am able
to
flash the SD card with the desired gr-bluetooth FPGA code
(u2_rev3_alias.bin). But, I can never see the USRP2 via find_usrps or
usrp2_probe. I am currently running Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) with the
binary package installation, and have also tried Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty
Jackelope) with the same results. I would like to test the FPGA code
with
earlier versions of GNU Radio (e.g. 3.2), but I do not really trust
myself
to ‘downgrade’ without messing all sorts of things up (I’m a bit of a
linux
noob). So, I’m wondering if someone with an earlier install (or an easy
way/method to downgrade) could possibly tell me if the aliasing FPGA
code
works with earlier versions of GNU Radio (or even if it works with the
binary package install and I am just doing something really silly). So,
I
would greatly appreciate it if anyone familiar with flashing the SD card
could grab the u2_rev3_alias.bin FPGA file from:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gr-bluetooth/files/
After extracting gr-bluetooth-0.4.tar.gz, the desired file will be in
the
bin directory:
/gr-bluetooth-0.4/bin/u2_rev3_alias.bin
Then the following flash command can be used:
sudo u2_flash_tool --dev=/dev/XXXX -t fpga -w u2_rev3_alias.bin
(of course being very careful to properly select XXXX - mine is sdb)
(also, I would first copy the existing fpga file to hard disk with the
-r
option)
Finally running find_usrps or usrp2_probe would tell whether or not the
USRP2 is actually seen.
Thanks a ton to anyone willing to help me out on this:)
Cheers,
Joel
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