Hi,
I got the bitbake image for gnuradio. When I tried to ipkg install it
into
beagle which has the base-image of Angstrom installed, I am getting the
following error:
root@beagleboard:~# ipkg install
gnuradio_3.1.3-r3.1_armv7a.ipk
Installing gnuradio (3.1.3-r3.1) to
root…
Nothing to be
done
An error ocurred, return value:
1.
Collected
errors:
ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for
gnuradio:
python-core python-audio python-threading python-codecs
python-lang
python-textutils python-shel)
root@beagleboard:~#
In the openembedded recipes, I don’t see any recipe for python-core,
python-audio, etc… How can I get this dependencies to work right?
Thanks for all your help.
Woody
Hi,
I first do a bitbake base-image, and then I put the uImage and the bz to
beagleboard.
Then, I do bitbake gnuradio and then copy all the relevant .ipk files to
the
beagleboard.
The beagleboard is not connected to the network. I just copied the file
to
the SD cards directly.
I do see a bunch of python-.ipk files in the /tmp dir. Should I be
copying those python-.ipk to beaglebaord and then run “ipk install” for
each python ipk?
Thanks,
Woody
Woody D. wrote:
Hi,
I first do a bitbake base-image, and then I put the uImage and the bz to
beagleboard.
Then, I do bitbake gnuradio and then copy all the relevant .ipk files to the
beagleboard.
Try building console-image and set:
ANGSTROM_EXTRA_INSTALL = " oprofile screen gnuradio gnuradio-usrp
gnuradio-examples ntp ntp-bin make python-shell python-numpy
python-pickle python-compiler ython-lang python-pkgutil python-pydoc
python-mmap python-netclient python-unittest python-difflib
python-pprint"
in your local.conf file. (Yes, I should make sure the package
dependencies are correct)
This will install gnuradio into the image.
The beagleboard is not connected to the network. I just copied the file to
the SD cards directly.
I do see a bunch of python-.ipk files in the /tmp dir. Should I be
copying those python-.ipk to beaglebaord and then run “ipk install” for
each python ipk?
That should also work. Chances are they will have additional
dependencies 
Also, are you building from the stable or dev branch? The dev branch has
a 3.2 recipe in it that is the best one to use now. (Once I see some
stuff work, we’ll move it to stable)
Philip