Having been down this road a ways, I can recommend using Docker, if you value your time and sanity.
$ docker run -ti bistromath/gnuradio:v3.8 bash -l If you want GRC to work you'll have to do a bit of monkeying. It'll be different for Centos because everything is, but here's <https://medium.com/@SaravSun/running-gui-applications-inside-docker-containers-83d65c0db110> a starting point. Nick On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 7:16 PM Andrew J Wolfram <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > Has anyone out there been able to install GNU Radio 3.8 on Centos 7? I > have gotten close compiling from source, but ultimately ran into a > segmentation fault when running gnuradio-companion. The gdb output was not > really helpful. Frame 1 said "Cannot access memory at address 0x170e70>) at > /usr/include/string.h". I'm guessing something is wonky with the library > linking due to the piecemeal dependency resolution I had to do. When > running the cmake command I get a few "Cannot generate a safe runtime > search path for target because files in some directories may conflict with > libraries in implicit directories" errors. Perhaps that's related. I've had > a very difficult time installing dependencies since some of the most recent > versions are not available via yum. I've had luck using Anaconda (conda), > but that's contributed to the linking issues since the old version is > installed somewhere in /usr/ and the newest version is under the Anaconda > prefix. > > I got absolutely nowhere with pybombs. > > Is this a doomed endeavor? > > Thanks, > Andrew >
