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This may deserve a new thread because it occurs at any frequency but SDRUNO terminates in the same way. I uninstalled SDRUNO and reinstalled it as well as reset it. Same result. 2 MHz bandwidth works fine but 3 and above crash. It used to work and just stopped. This may be USB interface related. I a...

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I get a similar error in Gain Reduction Mode.

It occurs every time on 1258 MHz but only if I increase the bandwidth above 2 Mhz

JJ

OK I think I had the directory "gr-osmosdr" in the wrong place.
I rebuilt it in the right place and it seems to work now

Thanks

N8JJ

Well it actually didn't work. I had an RTL connected and it latched onto that. Here is the setup_env.sh contents: # WARNING: This file is auto-generated by pybombs, any manual changes to it may be overwritten! export PATH="/home/john/prefix/bin:$PATH" export PYTHONPATH="/home/john/prefix/python:/hom...

That must have been it.
I reentered the LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/dr-osmosdr .... line and it started working.

Here is what I get trying to run grc: john@john-Inspiron-660:~/Desktop/sdrplay$ gnuradio-companion <<< Welcome to GNU Radio Companion 3.7.9 >>> Preferences file: /home/john/.gnuradio/grc.conf Block paths: /usr/local/share/gnuradio/grc/blocks /usr/share/gnuradio/grc/blocks /home/john/.grc_gnuradio Lo...

I have the same issue. What was the solution?

When I plugin an RSP2, there is no name listed when you do a lsusb

However, when I plugin a cheap RTL dongle, it immediately pops up with a name

JJ

I need some help. I followed the procedure in the Beta post above for my UBUNTU 16 machine I got GNUradio companion to run but I get no input from the RSP2. It says "no supported device found". I did run the SDRplay driver for Linux lsusb shows a device ID of 1df7:3010 when I plug it in, with no nam...