[Hackrf-dev] Nube Enquiry HackRF-one using borip_server HDSDR

[DENNIS LYNCH]

gqrx  works  great but has anyone managed to operate with the windows HDSDR
running via wine . I understand that  in  gr-baz  a  borip_hackrf  module
has to be created as per the info at
http://wiki.spench.net/wiki/BorIP_Server#Extensibility

At the moment ./borip_server.py  -d hackrf    won't work as a valid device

 No module named borip_HACKRF
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/baz/borip_server.py", line
734, in _create_device
    exec "import borip_" + id
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named borip_HACKRF
!!> Failed to create initial device with hint: hackrf
==> Starting TCP server on port: 28888
==> TCP server running on ('0.0.0.0', 28888) in thread: Thread-1

But of course using ./borip_server.py -d  RTL           with the RTL2832U
works

linux; GNU C++ version 4.6.3; Boost_105300; UHD_003.007.002-87-gc3acbb87

[UDP Sink "udp_sink (1)"] Payload size: 1472
[UDP Sink "udp_sink (1)"] BorIP: enabled
[UDP Sink "udp_sink (1)"] Connected: 127.0.0.1:28888
RTL2832 Source block configuration:
    Read length (bytes): 32768
    Buffer enabled: yes
    Buffer multiplier: 8
    Buffer size (samples): 131072
    Samples per read: 16384
    Buffer level: 50.0%
Successfully initialised demod: "ezcap EzTV"
Probing "e4k"...found.
Found RTL2832 device: ezcap EzTV (tuner: Elonics E4K)
    Sample rate range:    900001 - 3200000 Hz
    Crystal frequency:    28800000 Hz
[e4k] Initialised (default bandwidth: 0 Hz)
Wait delay: 24.576 ms
--> Using GnuRadioDevice wrapper for <borip_RTL.borip_RTL object at
0x12b5c90>
!!> Restricting calculated payload size: 65536 to maximum: 65024
[UDP Sink "udp_sink (1)"] Payload size: 65024
--> Created device: <baz.borip_server.GnuRadioDevice instance at 0x28069e0>
==> Starting TCP server on port: 28888
==> TCP server running on ('0.0.0.0', 28888) in thread: Thread-1


Thanks...
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