You can have custom install locations by telling the build-gnuradio script to not do the build. For example:
./build-gnuradio -m prereqs gitfetch This will perform the resolving of prerequisites, get the source code and use the HEAD of the master branch (which has the very latest commits to GnuRadio). Then you can do the build in a separate step. Chose an install directory that makes sense for you. /opt works well since it has the correct permissions. cd gnuradio mkdir build cd build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/gnuradio .. make sudo make install This will build GnuRadio and install it in /opt/gnuradio The down side is that you'll have to build all the other modules that you need (UHD, gr-osmosdr, gr-iqbal, etc.) one by one. Make sure you use the same install directory with cmake. It should be noted that once you have all the prerequisites on your machine, you don't have to run build-gnuradio again. Assuming you haven't changed any of the prerequisites, you can just git clone GnuRadio and build it like above. Ron On 5/23/2014 7:30 AM, Robert Light wrote:
Ubuntu had a bug that libboost1.48 depends on 1.46 . It was officially highlited, but I don't know whether it was solved. I see this error very often when I install Gnuradio from sources. I then usually install 1.46 and 1.48 and it works. Although it creates some mess. A simpler solution is just use build-gnuradio script http://www.sbrac.org/files/build-gnuradio Magically it installs everything and it doesn't complain about anything. I like to have UHD and gnuradio in custom locations because I keep several versions of gnuradio, UHD and libusrp, but I don't know how to do it with this script. If you don't care about the locations just use the script.
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