Eric Blossom wrote: >> Yes, there are. Bdale has uploaded new packages, which should be >> available soon. apt-get install gnuradio should be all you need.
> Note that you're looking for the 3.0 packages. > I'm not sure exactly what they're called. The 3.0 packages have not yet made it through the system and into the unstable repository. Once they do, as Matt wrote, installing the meta-package 'gnuradio' will pull in the entire binary distribution: libgnuradio-core0c2a libgnuradio-core0c2a-dbg libgnuradio-core0-dev usrp usrp-firmware libusrp0-dev libusrp0c2a libusrp0c2a-dbg python-gnuradio python-usrp gnuradio-doc gnuradio-examples It will also pull in the correct runtime dependencies, (python, fftw, etc.) The packages 'conflict' with the existing 2.8 packages, so they will get uninstalled during the process. The Debian automated package build system will compile, create, and make available for installation the above package set for a variety of architectures. Assuming the criteria is met, about two weeks later these will transition from Debian 'unstable' into Debian 'testing'. Thanks again to Bdale Garbee (and Ramakrishnan Muthukrishnan prior) for doing all the work to create these. It certainly expands the range of people who can easily try out GNU Radio. (Anyone want to volunteer to do the RPM equivalent?) Johnathan Corgan, AE6HO [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
