Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] help running examples

[David Carr]

Suvda,

You don't need either the mc4020 driver or the USRP code. Make sure that 
you do get the gr-audio-oss though. To get everything going, first 
compile and install gnuradio-core, and then gr-audio-oss. You don't need 
to install the examples. After you've unpacked gnuradio-examples, cd 
into python/audio. Here you will find some examples designed to run with 
sound card only. If you have problems running them, make sure to check 
out the section in the gnuradio-examples README reguarding your python 
path variable.
Lastly, I'd have a look at the following examples by Chuck Swiger, 
they're a bit more interesting that some of the provided soundcard only 
examples.

http://webpages.charter.net/cswiger/fm_modulation.html
http://webpages.charter.net/cswiger/filtered_noise.html

Hope this helps,
David Carr


Suvda Myagmar wrote:

> I've installed the gnuradio core and now I'm trying to run an example. 
> I don't have any special hardware installed, just my PC soundcard, no 
> antenna or A/D module. Do I need to install the other parts such as 
> usrp library and mc4020 driver to run the basic examples? I imagined 
> the examples have some input files that simulate the antenna part and 
> lets you get digital output. The gnuradio-examples-0.1.tar.gz tarball 
> doesn't seem to have any code that you can run. Can somebody help me 
> figure out all of these? Thanks
>
> -Suvda
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