Hello,
In the past, I've always used the build-gnuradio script to install
everything with great success. This ensures that I have all the latest
versions of both GNU Radio and UHD.
However, I recently got a new machine and installed Ubuntu 14.04 on it
(I haven't had any issues with 14.04 before). I updated the OS to the
latest version and then tried using build-gnuradio. Immediately I
started having issues. First, the script was unable to install git,
cmake, and other dependencies. However, I was manually able to do a
"sudo apt-get" on all of these packages and at least get to the point
where the script tries to install UHD.
Now I've run into a strange issue where "make install" for UHD appears
to put all the .hpp files in the right place, but the script fails
because it can't find the uhd_find_devices command. I've tried to
manually make install UHD with the same effects. It tells me that all
the .hpp files are in the correct directory, but I still cannot locate
the uhd_find_devices command. Note that running build-gnuradio with the
verbose flag set didn't throw any errors that I can see.
Has anyone experienced similar issues? Does the simple "sudo apt-get
install gnuradio" command install the latest versions of UHD and GNU
Radio? I am also leaning towards trying a PyBOMBS based install. That
said, I don't think I'm doing anything differently this time around and
I've always had good luck with using build-gnuradio.
Thanks in advance for the help.
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Peter Witkowski
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