Gnuradio Installation Windows
Installing GNU Radio There are a number of ways to install GNU Radio. Instructions for that installation are available on the gnuradio.org website.
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Installation Windows 10
.After much experimentation I have finally found a way to successfully install and fully run GRC 3.6.4.1 both under Windows XP and Windows 8. I presume it should therefore work equally well under Vista and 7. First a few comments on the common causes of problems that most people have had: a. It is critical to have the correct.matching.
and.complete. versions of the various required libraries. Most installations instructions online fail because of this reason. The Ettus installation instructions officially recommended on GNURadio website and provided here. Bhaskar, Thanks for your effort on not only getting GNU Radio working on Windows but also providing us with the steps you took to get there.
That could be really helpful to a lot of people. I have made a link on our WindowsInstall wiki to point to your email for other people looking for help. Please note, though, that we've tried to make it very clear that Windows is not a fully supported OS. None of the core developers can really test and build on Windows, and we rely on patches and feedback like you've provided from the community.
We do our best to keep things working cross-platform, but as you've experienced, as versions change (both GNU Radio and it's dependencies), this is a serious project. Bhaskar, I followed your instructions for a Windows 7 Ultimate x64 install. This worked the first try. I'd been following the same sort of path you did while I was on vacation, but was trying to make from source for a x64 implementation.
I had something close, but couldn't figure out why the WX-GUI part didn't show up. Now I'll go and uninstall the working version and try to build it from scratch again. I've downloaded all of the x64 libraries that are the same as the working x86 version and will try to build it again. Watch for another note on this. Bruce - View this message in context: Sent from the GnuRadio mailing list archive at Nabble.com. Thanks for adding the link in the WindowsInstall wiki.
I note that the link has been added in the section on 'Building on Windows with Native Tools' where it is surely relevant for the dependencies that I discovered. But my instructions are intended for installing with pre-built binaries, and are mainly aimed at users who are.not. able to build natively, and so would never look under that section. For such users it will be very useful if you can add a link in the 'Pre-built Binaries' section right where the link to the Ettus Research site is made.
It can be added as an update or a caveat to the Ettus instructions link. As an addendum to my main post, I have found that only one UHD driver works correctly with GRC 3.6.4.1. Under Windows XP and Windows 8. And that is version 3.5.0 (file name 'uhd003.005.000-releaseWin32') available from here. On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 9:19 AM, Bhaskar11 wrote: never look under that section.
I will share a more detailed update on the UHD driver compatibility and error messages in a separate post. But I have included this info here for completeness of this thread.
B Bhaskar, Once again, thanks for your help. With the gnuradio.org wiki, you know, anyone can get an account and edit the wiki, so with someone like you who's actually been through this process, it'd be great if you could make these changes yourself to help keep us all honest and up to date! On 09:49 AM, Bhaskar11 wrote: Hi TomThanks for the suggestion! I have updated the wiki by adding a link to the email thread.:) But I wonder if it it appropriate to include the instructions directly in the wiki? I will be happy to do it and update it as and when I have anything to add.
I just need to know if there is are guidelines for this sort of thing, or whether I can ask someone who oversees the overall wiki content. Bhaskar, just go ahead. There's no real rules, and after all, you're the one who's putting in the content, so you get some creative freedom. We always are happy about new people contributing to the wiki! On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 3:49 AM, Bhaskar11 wrote: Hi TomThanks for the suggestion!
I have updated the wiki by adding a link to the email thread.:) Great, thanks! But I wonder if it it appropriate to include the instructions directly in the wiki?
I will be happy to do it and update it as and when I have anything to add. I just need to know if there is are guidelines for this sort of thing, or whether I can ask someone who oversees the overall wiki content. B Yes, I think having the build instructions as part of the wiki is a good idea. I was thinking of doing so with your email, but because of my lack of Windows foo, I thought it safer just to point to the email thread. The only guidelines we have with the wiki is to keep is clean and clear. That might mean making a new page with your set of instructions. That would also help because your new page could be specifically tied to a version of Windows and GNU Radio that successfully worked as opposed to claiming complete generic compatibility.
Dear Bhaskar, I have tried to download all the modules in your post, but two modules were still not available. These two modules are shown as following. Download and install 'PyQwt-5.2.1-py2.7-x32-pyqt4.9.6-numpy1.7.1' from here. Download and install 'PyOpenGL-3.1.0a1.win32-py2.7' from here. I found two replacements on the internet，they are shown as following. 7、PyQwt-5.2.1-py2.7-x32-pyqt4.10.4-numpy1.8.1.exe 9、PyOpenGL-3.1.0.win32-py2.7.exe After installation, the GRC GUI can not be displayed. Do you have the exactly same modoules?
It will be quite appreciated if you can send them to my messagebox. Best regards. View this message in context: Sent from the GnuRadio mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Contents. Windows Installation Current Windows Status Binary installers for 64-bit Windows 7/8/10 are now available. These include all dependencies for Windows, a custom python distro, commonly used SDR drivers, and several OOT blocks. Installing GNU Radio and USRP on Windows is becoming more routine. Please report any success or failures. Patches and enhancements are especially welcome!