Help getting starting on gnuradio software

to gnuradio users:

greetings! I am new to gnuradio but I have a good background in dsp
algorithms. I would like to study or understand the gnuradio software.
I
would like to know where to start and how to proceed. I appreciate all
help, assistance, and guidance. Thank you, Simon9085

Does anyone have good pointers for info about
GnuRadio running on the MC PCI-DAS4020-12?
I know it was supported before the USRP came along.


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On Fri, May 25, 2007 at 10:49:22PM -1000, Angela Kahealani wrote:

Does anyone have good pointers for info about
GnuRadio running on the MC PCI-DAS4020-12?
I know it was supported before the USRP came along.

Hi Angela,

As far as I know, nobody’s used that code in quite a while. There is an
mc4020 driver that works for 2.4, and more-or-less works for 2.6 (but
doesn’t properly create dev files).

driver:

ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/gnuradio/mc4020-0.9.tar.gz

old GNU Radio glue code, needs work to fit in with new build system:

ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/gnuradio/gr-mc4020-0.5.tar.gz

It may make more sense to check out the comedi driver
(Hardware Supported by Comedi). I believe it’s being actively
supported. We do have a gr-comedi package, but I don’t think it’s
gotten any real testing. It may be a good starting point.

FWIW, folks prefer the USRP to the DAS4020-12 since it’s does a whole
lot more (including the RF to IF conversion) and costs less. Of
course, if you’ve already got a 4020…

Eric