In the lib filder only stuff of latest build, in the lib64 the 342
stuff…
Ralph.
On Aug 3, 2013 11:39 AM, “Ralph A. Schmid, dk5ras” [email protected]
wrote:
In the lib filder only stuff of latest build, in the lib64 the 342
stuff…
You need to be more specific. Does the file ‘ursp.pc’ exist in the
pkgconfig directory or does it not?
-TT
Hi
You need to be more specific. Does the file ‘ursp.pc’ exist in the
pkgconfig directory or does it not?
Here the non-64-bit-contents:
gnuradio-analog.pc
gnuradio-atsc.pc
gnuradio-audio.pc
gnuradio-blocks.pc
gnuradio-channels.pc
gnuradio-comedi.pc
gnuradio-digital.pc
gnuradio-fcd.pc
gnuradio-fec.pc
gnuradio-fft.pc
gnuradio-filter.pc
gnuradio-noaa.pc
gnuradio-pager.pc
gnuradio-qtgui.pc
gnuradio-runtime.pc
gnuradio-trellis.pc
gnuradio-uhd.pc
gnuradio-video-sdl.pc
gnuradio-vocoder.pc
gnuradio-wavelet.pc
gr-wxgui.pc
uhd.pc
volk.pc
yate.pc
And here the 64-bit-folder:
gnuradio-core.pc
gruel.pc
usrp.pc
Here the content of usrp.pc:
prefix=/usr/local
exec_prefix=${prefix}
libdir=${exec_prefix}/lib64
includedir=${prefix}/include
Name: usrp
Description: USRP Client Side C++ interface
Requires: libusb
Version: 3.4.2
Libs: -L${libdir} -lusrp
Cflags: -I${includedir}
With best regards
Ralph.
On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 6:55 PM, Ralph A. Schmid [email protected]
wrote:
And here the 64-bit-folder:
gnuradio-core.pc
gruel.pc
usrp.pc
The gnuradio-libusrp install is fine. You just need to specifiy the
PKG_CONFIG_PATH before running configure with OpenBTS.
‘export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib64/pkgconfig’
-TT
Hi,
The gnuradio-libusrp install is fine. You just need to specifiy the
PKG_CONFIG_PATH before running configure with OpenBTS.‘export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib64/pkgconfig’
That made it! Yeah! Then still some standard.ihx file was missing, I do
not
remember how it came in its place when I did the other installation, but
copying it from the other machine did the trick.
How should one be able to find this out without deepest knowledge?!
Thank
you very much!
Now I have to get OpenBTS interoperate with yate, but this is another
topic,
the phones see the BTS, can log in, everything else should be easy to
find
out.
-TT
Ralph.
Hi,
The gnuradio-libusrp install is fine. You just need to specifiy the
PKG_CONFIG_PATH before running configure with OpenBTS.‘export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib64/pkgconfig’
That made it! Yeah! Then still some standard.ihx file was missing, I do
not
remember how it came in its place when I did the other installation, but
copying it from the other machine did the trick.
How should one be able to find this out without deepest knowledge?!
Thank
you very much!
Now I have to get OpenBTS interoperate with yate, but this is another
topic,
the phones see the BTS, can log in, everything else should be easy to
find
out.
-TT
Ralph.
Hi,
The gnuradio-libusrp install is fine. You just need to specifiy the
PKG_CONFIG_PATH before running configure with OpenBTS.‘export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib64/pkgconfig’
That made it! Yeah! Then still some standard.ihx file was missing, I do
not
remember how it came in its place when I did the other installation, but
copying it from the other machine did the trick.
How should one be able to find this out without deepest knowledge?!
Thank
you very much!
Now I have to get OpenBTS interoperate with yate, but this is another
topic,
the phones see the BTS, can log in, everything else should be easy to
find
out.
-TT
Ralph.