are a good way to go, did this several times with (K)Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 32
bit. Now on a new machine I need to use Debian Jessie 64 bit, to get all
the
hardware support I need for the new PC. Latest gnradio 3.7 is no problem
at
all, but the above mentioned old version does not build. The configure
command from the website stops after a while, complaining that no sdcc
is
available. In fact it is installed, but version 3.2, unlike the old
system,
where 2.9 is installed.
Is this the reason for the issue, would installing 2.9 fix this? Then I
would need to search the sdcc site how to do this I am not a Linux
pro,
so I avoid such stunts as long as possible…
On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 6:42 AM, Ralph A. Schmid, dk5ras [email protected] wrote:
available. In fact it is installed, but version 3.2, unlike the old system,
where 2.9 is installed.
Is this the reason for the issue, would installing 2.9 fix this? Then I
would need to search the sdcc site how to do this I am not a Linux pro,
so I avoid such stunts as long as possible…
Try this gnuradio 3.4.2 branch. Make sure that at least volk and usrp2
are disabled (–disable-volk --disable-usrp2). It built on Fedora 18 a
few days ago.
Try this gnuradio 3.4.2 branch. Make sure that at least volk and usrp2 are
disabled (–disable-volk --disable-usrp2). It built on Fedora 18 a few
days ago.
As I am still not a Linux pro, normal autoreconf / configure / make
procedure seems not to work, and with cmake, how do I disable all the
stuff
that I do not need?
I am not a Linux