Debian packaging

GNU Radio
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I originally sent this just to Eric by accident. Here’s a copy for the
rest of the list.

Bdale

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Bdale Garbee schrieb:

Once my 3.0-1 packages are accepted into the mirror network, an interesting
place to look will be

  http://packages.qa.debian.org/gnuradio

I set up my debian ‘etch’ based system. I added apt-get source.list
references to testing and stable,
then used apt-get to install GNURadio. Every thing seemed to install
with no errors.

However there are a couple of packages that needed to be installed:

usrp
python-wxgtk2.6

ONce these were in the GNURadio application one of the developers is
working on worked
on my ‘target’ hardware prototype.

Definately less hassle that compiling from scratch on old distrubtions.

Thanks
John C…

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On Mon, 2006-12-04 at 11:22 -0800, John C. wrote:

I set up my debian ‘etch’ based system. I added apt-get source.list
references to testing and stable,
then used apt-get to install GNURadio. Every thing seemed to install
with no errors.

However there are a couple of packages that needed to be installed:

usrp

I intentionally broke the usrp package(s) out into a separate
installation target. So, you did exactly the right thing. If you
install ‘gnuradio’ you should get everything except the USRP bits, which
is fine if you aren’t a USRP owner. If you also install ‘usrp’ you
should get everything. If you happen to use a user interface like
‘dselect’ that shows you suggested packages, you’d notice that gnuradio
suggests usrp. Command line apt-get ignores such suggestions.

python-wxgtk2.6

Hrm. Good point. I identified this as a build dependency, but failed
to declare it as a runtime dependency. The nature of scripts is such
that the Debian tools for automatically building the list of runtime
dependencies for a binary executable didn’t catch this omission. Will
fix it on the next upload.

Definately less hassle that compiling from scratch on old distrubtions.

Thanks! I’m using the packages quite successfully myself, if anyone
else has feedback or suggestions for the Debian packages please feel
free to let me know, directly or through the Debian Bug Tracking System.

Regards,

Bdale