Tudor Vedeanu has posted a nice video showing the Airspy HF+ andĀ Gqrx running on the Raspberry Pi 3 and usingĀ what appears to be a 7 inch touch screen.
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Open source software defined radio by Alexandru Csete OZ9AEC
Tudor Vedeanu has posted a nice video showing the Airspy HF+ andĀ Gqrx running on the Raspberry Pi 3 and usingĀ what appears to be a 7 inch touch screen.
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YouTube user Chris D has posted a video showing Gqrx in action on his Raspberry Pi equipped with the 7″ touch screen. Chris uses an rtl-sdr dongle with what appears to be a home made upconverter.
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I am happy to announce that Gqrx 2.6 has now been released and ready for download. As promised, this release includes experimental binaries for the Raspberry Pi 2 and 3.
Michael, DG0OPK has been doing a lot of experimenting with running Gqrx on various ARM boards. In this video below, he shows gqrx running on the latest Odroid C2 from Hardkernel, which has a 64 bit, 2 GHz quad-core processor.
Just a quick note that we have got armhf builds enabled for our gqrx/snapshots repository. Armhf refers to ARM architecture with hardware floating point support.
For now I have rebuilt all packages for Ubuntu 12.04 as this seems to be most common Ubuntu used on ARM devices. Later I will also rebuild for Ubuntu 13.04 but there are limits on how much resources one can use when building for armhf and I have to watch out not to abuse this service.
I can imagine that gqrx may not be very useful on all arm devices; however, I hope that at least the driver libraries, the command line tools and maybe even gnuradio itself will be useful.
Feedback is welcome.