svn co http://gnuradio.org/svn/gnuradio/trunk gnuradio
This will create a directory called gnuradio in the directory that you are in when you ran that command.
If you do not have svn, use the following command to install it
sudo apt-get install subversion
Just post more questions if you have them!
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 9:18 PM, William L. Bahn
<address@hidden> wrote:
THANK YOU!!!
I wasn't so much looking for the example scripts -- I was looking for anything.
Unless I really missed something on the Wiki, shouldn't there be something there telling people where the top of the gnuradio tree is placed (in this case, /usr/share, though I suppose that might vary from distro to distro). Otherwise the new user is left hanging having no idea where to find the software they just installed. Perhaps people that are experienced linux users would just simply know that this is where stuff like this gets installed to, but there are lots of us that have no reason to know to look there.
Again - thank you very much.
If I can get this little Dell netbook talking to the USRP, I think I will have some data that will be at least of passing interest to some of the folks here when I get finished with a week long exercise I'm heading out to.
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Adam A.