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not working on debian 11 (testing, bullseye) #25
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Have the exact same problem on Kali 2020.1 |
The same for me on Debian with GnuRadio 3.8.1.0 (Python 3.8.2) |
i do't have debian 11 installed yet it works on debian 10 and lower i will migrate to debian 11 eventually on one of my workstations, and then will make it work |
Same exact issue with me on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Python3 is now default and installing gnuradio gives you 3.8 |
Would you take a donation to have a look at this? |
Unfortunately, I'm pretty backed up with my own work to do some open source work. Appreciate the offer though. Maybe @sq5bpf could look into taking up the donation :D |
@sq5bpf i guess you did not have time yet to look at this .. |
I did start looking into this, but didn't have much time yet. i don't want earn any money from this, but i will solve this eventually. two of my laptops are running debian bullseye now, so i have a motivation too not having a financial interest in this really simplifies a lot of things (also from a legal point of view) but if we ever meet in person you will buy all the beer, even over the 25 euro limit :) |
Oh that's great, i hope to see update in the near future :)
Ooh yeah if you pass near Brussels, hit me up i'll hydrate you properly ;) |
I've added support initial for gnuradio 3.10 (this is the version in debian 12), it may also work with other gnuradio versions. Unfortunately the GUI receiver with xmlrpc doesn't work reliably due to gnuradio bug #6766, but the headless receivers do work. So check and see if it works for you. |
Thank you very much for the information. I´ll try it as soon as possible! |
Apparently the gnuradio 3.8 package, in debian testing 11, is now using python3.
So the expected gnuradio python module is now installed in /usr/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/ instead of the python2.7 directory.
Just changing the default python version is not enough to make "receiver1udp" work neither.
When using python 2.7 it complains the gnuradio module is not found.
When using python 3.7 it throws even more errors.
Do you have any free time to make it work with python3 ?
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