I happen to be somewhat inexperienced with Linux in general and the Raspberry Pi 2 in particular. Nonetheless, I have installed Raspbian Jessie Lite (Version: March 2016, Kernel version: 4.1) and have also performed these commands:
(//Having downloaded Current API Installer: 1.9.2 (includes API 1.8.1 - 11th Jan 2016) (Installer Released: 1st Mar 2016))
chmod 755 SDRplay_RSP_MiricsAPI-1.9.2.RPi.man
./SDRplay_RSP_MiricsAPI-1.9.2.RPi.man
My setup is as follows: The SDRplay is connected directly using USB to one of the ports on the Raspberry Pi 2 itself.
From this point on, I am uncertain how to continue. I have used the lsusb command and it does have the line:
Bus 001 Device 005: ID 1df7:2500
This seems to confirm that the device is being recognized, at least at a basic level.
Now, I have previously had success getting the SDRplay to work on other Linux devices (using Intel x86 CPUs, never on an ARM based device, having tried on the BeagleBone Black), so I am not totally clueless.
My question is thus:
What are the minimum steps needed to get the SDRplay working on the Raspberry Pi 2? I would like to at least be able to write my own C++ code, making use of the API Specification, and to have some kind of existing SDR software running to test/play around with.
I hope this post can be helpful to others who have the same level of knowledge as I do here, thanks!!
