hi all,
I read the previous posts about FF + gnuradio, but I still
have some trouble
I have fresh install of FeistyFawn, fresh install of gnuradio
3.0.2(ubuntu package), I have group usrp with “me” in it, I have
10-usrp.rules in place but strange thing happens. I can only find usrp
the very first time when I plug it in and usbview says Unknown device,
after that it always says RuntimeError: Unable to find USRP #0, even
though I can see it in usbview as USRP rev 4.
I still get this as well. So far, the following technique (abhorent as
it is) works 100%. power off the USRP and power it back on causing it
to enumerate and come up raw. After that, the load works every time.
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On Wed, Apr 25, 2007 at 11:55:42AM -0400, Robert McGwier wrote:
I still get this as well. So far, the following technique (abhorent as
it is) works 100%. power off the USRP and power it back on causing it
to enumerate and come up raw. After that, the load works every time.
Bob
Thanks for additional info. I just downloaded the Feisty iso
On Wed, Apr 25, 2007 at 11:55:42AM -0400, Robert McGwier wrote:
I still get this as well. So far, the following technique (abhorent as
it is) works 100%. power off the USRP and power it back on causing it
to enumerate and come up raw. After that, the load works every time.
Bob
Update: I can reproduce the problem…
BTW, it was very nice to be able to just click on gnuradio and usrp in
synaptic, and have it pull down the packages
Thanks to Bdale and Ramakrishnan for their work on this!
I still get this as well. So far, the following technique (abhorent as
it is) works 100%. power off the USRP and power it back on causing it
to enumerate and come up raw. After that, the load works every time.
Bob
FWIW, we were having similar issues on a laptop with Ubuntu 6.10 (I
don’t keep track of all the cute names). We were thinking the problem
was with Python 2.5. It would often not find the USRP, but if we ran the
application again quickly, it would work fine.
Sorry, no more explicit details about this since we reverted it back to
Ubuntu 6.07 / Python 2.4.
