Hi Simon,
Make check passed all tests. (Easy peasy hey ;-)
The problem I now have, is when I try running any of the examples or usrp
.py scripts I get "ImportError: No module named gnuradio".
How do I get python to find the gnuradio module?
There are two ways to go about this in Gentoo. The main problem is that
python in Gentoo's portage installs/looks for modules in /usr/ whereas
other distributions and GNU Radio install and look in /usr/local by default.
The first solution is to add a path to your python environment to point
to the newly installed python modules in /usr/local/<something>.
The second method, which I found is much easier and helps stay
consistent when I used to run Gentoo, is to change the prefix on configure:
./configure --prefix=/usr/
I think you're on this track as you specified --exec-prefix... just also
specify a --prefix.
- George
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