On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 7:54 AM, Marcus D. Leech <[email protected]> wrote:
> ** > On 31/01/12 01:24 AM, Shalabh Jain wrote: > > >> > > Just the frequency option (-f 2440M). > > -Shalabh > > My suspicion is that you're not using the version of Gnu Radio you think > you're using, and there's an > ABI difference between UHD and gr-uhd. > > After you re-built UHD and Gnu Radio, did you "sudo ldconfig"? > Yes I did do that. I just rechecked the system for any previous installation files, but there isn't anything. My gnuradio and uhd installs are in specific directory rather than the default locations, so I can claim this with certainty. What I can try is to do a fresh install of latest gnuradio and uhd branch on my personal laptop and see if this error persists. I'll report the results of that once I return home. I can add another random finding to this since I tried rebooting the machine. If my kernel buffers are set to the default size, I get the std UHD warning to resize. However, the gui comes up for uhd_fft.py. But if I resize the buffers as suggested, I get the previously mentioned errors. Though the bert example errors out in both the cases. -Shalabh
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