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From: | Carl Olsson |
Subject: | Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Is it possible to undo my mistake |
Date: | Sun, 3 May 2015 19:59:39 +0200 |
>sudo ldconfig>sudo make installIf you build GNURadio from source you might be lucky. If you still have your build directory and did not perform a make clean. All you have to do is go to that directory and do aIf you have GNURadio installed via your package manager, then you will have to install it again using said paackage manager. Before that make sure that all GNURadio libraries are uninstalled first.The most time consuming first:Hey Carl,it seems that you just deleted the installed libraries, which can be easy to fix depending on how you installed GNURadio:
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2:takes a couple of seconds usually.If you lost/deleted/burned your build directoty. you have to build GNURadio from scratch again. In both cases, make sure that previous versions of GNURadio are completely removed as well.3: Install using PybombsI have not been able to use Pybombs at all so another one from the list might want to help you there :D But I suppose Pybombs keeps a build directory somewhere as well. So the pybombs equivalent of sudo make install should do the trick.But as I said, for Pybombs don't rely on my expertise as I am just guessing here :DCheers,Jan2015-04-28 1:56 GMT+02:00 Richard Bell <address@hidden>:RichProbably not without knowing exactly what was accidentally deleted.What process do you use to install gnuradio that is so difficult to start over with? What OS?On Ubuntu 14.04 using pybombs, it takes me about 35 minutes to completely wipe gnuradio from my machine to having it fully installed again. This should be possible for you too, assuming a standard setup.v/r,On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 4:41 PM, Carl Olsson <address@hidden> wrote:_______________________________________________Dear all,I followed a tutorial online to install a sdr software and accidentaly deleted files from my gnuradio installation. It took me a very long time to manage to set up everyting so before I start from the beginning I wanted to ask you if it is possible to undo my mistake. I am on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and did:cd user/local/libsudo rm libgnuradio*Now when I run gnuradio-companion I get:Cannot import gnuradio.Is the python path environment variable set correctly?All OS: PYTHONPATHIs the library path environment variable set correctly?Linux: LD_LIBRARY_PATHWindows: PATHMacOSX: DYLD_LIBRARY_PATHThank you all!
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