[TangerineSDR] [HamSCI] RX888D - how to start ?

[Tom McDermott]

Thanks, Michael.    I went through the install instructions in ka9q-radio
successfully, and also the instructions on
the Utah WebSDR pages.  That all went properly.

I've added myself to the radio group, and logged-out/logged-in, my user is
showing as
a member of the radio group.  But nothing changed - rx888d executable is
still not found anywhere.

-- Tom, N5EG


On Mon, Jul 24, 2023 at 4:54 PM Michael Hauan <michael.j.hauan at gmail.com>
wrote:

> The only code I'm using (got rid of any other potential competing Cypress
> drivers) is ka9q-radio.  Simple git clone.
> Read the INSTALL.txt to get the required libraries and see where
> everything goes.
> Then "make" and "sudo make install" will get everything in the right
> places.
> I guess you got this far, for sure.
> Add yourself to the "radio" group.
> Follow the instructions in docs/FFTW3.md in the ka9q-radio directory to
> create and move a wisdom file.
> You'll have to re-login to get in the group.
> You might examine the /etc/radio/radiod at rx888-generic.conf to confirm the
> virtual radios you want and to decrease the sample rate (if you want) which
> by default is at 128MHz.
> Then enable and start radiod at rx888-generic.service using systemctl.
> If it's running ok (check with sudo systemctl status radiod at rx888-generic)
> you should be good to go.
> Confirm by running "monitor wspr-pcm.local" (or whatever pcm-streams you
> configured).
>
>
> On Jul 24, 2023, at 18:39, Tom McDermott <tom.n5eg at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> The RX888D MKII has been received, installed ka9q-radio, created fft
> nwisdom, installed & started avahi.
>
> In trying to start rx888d as standalone, and as daemon, there seem to be
> missing some files.
>
> ./rx888d g5rv &   - fails no such file or directory
>
> The only things $find / -name 'rx88*'    found are:
>
> /home/tom/ka9q-radio/rx888d at .service
> /home/tom/ka9q-radio/rx888.h
> /home/tom/ka9q-radio/rx888.o
> /home/tom/ka9q-radio/rx888.c
> /home/tom/ka9q-radio/rx888d.conf
>
> Thus the command(s) to run rx888d fail.  Was an rx888d executable supposed
> to be generated?
>
> -- Tom, N5EG
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