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Thums up for this one !

Ubuntu 18.04 in WSL with the same error, solved now !


Thanks,

Ben

Hi, I have strange issues with the Kerberos attached to a Raspberry Pi 4. The Kerberos has one dipswitch off, so I can use 3 out of 4 receivers, currently with rtl_tcp to switch 3 different frequency bands. However, if I want to reboot my Pi 4 that does not work with the Kerberos attached. Even afte...

Hi, I am considering placing the Kerberos SDR with 4 antenna's (144 / 430 MHz) on a remote location ( 27 m above sea level) for use as direction finder but for switching between differen frequencies it's necessary to disconnect the antenna's to sync again. Is it to be expected to have a (web control...

Not adding much to this topic, but I had two micro USB cables with 1m50 length ordered for my Adalm Pluto and HackRF but both cables only had the + and - connected and no data connection. They where advertised as "micro USB charger cables" so when I connected my phone with it to the computer also on...

Forgive me for asking

You do start testing from device zero and not from device number one ?


Kind regards,
Ben

Thanks for the clarification !

Given the fact that the PI3 comes "cheap" these days, how would the performance (refresh rate) be compared to an I5 at 2.5 GHz ?

My Ubuntu I5 is running only for SDR experiments so fresh install would have been the next thing to happen


Kind regards,
Ben

Hi, After manually removing all librtlsdr files (from SoapySDR, SDRangel, Gnuradio and so on) and removing the rtl-sdr-kerberos directory, then re-doing the rtl-sdr-kerberos driver installation my setup_init.sh finishes with no errors: for the logging the output here: [email protected]:~/kerberossd...

Hi, I noticed the error was also described in this topic:

viewtopic.php?t=4557

So I am following those steps now.

Hi, thanks for your reply, much appreciated! You know your theory well :-) I did run the setup file however I seem to have missed the error message in the output, so indeed there are no compiled receivers in the _recever/C folder. The output of setup.sh: [email protected]:~/kerberossdr$ sh setup_in...

Hi, My KSDR, powered from 3 Ampere USB C supply and connected by USB 2.0 to my computer. Running Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS with I5 @ 2.5 GHz Followed the quickstart guide for " installing the software on a PC" All without errors, so looked OK. rtl_test for d0 and d1 without problems, d2 and / or d3 gave an...