Hi, I have only used pybombs to install GRC and it is a fantasic way to
get this done. Thanks very much for pybombs! I do notice though that
there is no mention of which version will be installed. For example I
have
two machines GRC installed within about a week of one another a couple
of
months ago. One machine has 3.7.5 git-0-grbb2b314 while the other has
3.7.6 git-1-g01deede3. This past weekend I installed it on a third
machine
which reports as 3.7.2.1 All of these machines are to be used within a
sensor network and I am weery of having differing versions. Should I be
concerned? Is there an easy way to update them to have the same
version?
Will I need to wipe everything and start fresh on each machine?
Hi, I have only used pybombs to install GRC and it is a fantasic way to get this
done. Thanks very much for pybombs! I do notice though that there is no mention
of which version will be installed. For example I have two machines GRC installed
within about a week of one another a couple of months ago. One machine has 3.7.5
git-0-grbb2b314 while the other has 3.7.6 git-1-g01deede3. This past weekend I
installed it on a third machine which reports as 3.7.2.1 All of these machines
are to be used within a sensor network and I am weery of having differing
versions. Should I be concerned? Is there an easy way to update them to have the
same version? Will I need to wipe everything and start fresh on each machine?
Thanks as always
John
John,
I don’t know if there is a more straightforward way to do this, but
here’s a way you can force a specific branch or tag, like “master”
(default) or “v3.7.5.1” (latest release). Edit the file
“pybombs/recipes/gnuradio.lwr” and change the value of “gitbranch”. You
will need to rebuild by doing the following: