Re: Minimal install of GNU Radio without GUI, etc

[Marcus Müller]

Hey Jason,

since you're on Ubuntu, which essentially uses the excellent debian packaging of GNU 
Radio: I honestly think updating to Ubuntu 22.04LTS and then just using apt to get GNU 
Radio 3.10 is a winning move:

## Upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04
# all as root
apt update
apt install update-manager-core
apt dist-upgrade
apt autoremove
# remove the -d after 2022-04-14
do-release-upgrade -d
# follow on-screen directions, reboot: you got Ubuntu 22.04

In the freshly set up Ubuntu 22.04

sudo apt install \
libgnuradio-{fft,digital,analog,blocks,filter,fec,network,channels,dtv,soapy,audio}3.10.1


(remove what you don't need from the {})

Cheers,
Marcus

On 10.04.22 23:54, Jason McHuff wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Years ago now, I set up GNU Radio for use with Trunk Recorder ( 
> https://github.com/robotastic/trunk-recorder ) and was able to get a minimal install of 
> GNU Radio by using PyBOMBS and editing the recipe files (see 
> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/2016-08/msg00106.html )
>
>
> I now am interested in upgrading from v3.8.3.1-16-g9d94c8a6 which that installed but I see 
> that PyBOMBS is now deprecated. Does anybody have ideas on how to build/install current 
> GNURadio without GUI, etc?  As in what configure options to use?  I'm using Ubuntu 20.04.2 
> LTS and the distro version has way too many dependencies that I'm not interested in.
>
> Thanks!

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