Hello, I've installed a win10 miniPC running SpyServer having the HF+ ( the antenna connected is a K9AY for 40mt/80mt/160mt listening ). I'm looging to find the best parameters/condiguration to mitiga

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Hello guys, I faced with some strange problem. My setup is Raspberry Pi 3 with RTL-SDR. After 5-7 hours my SDR# shows like in a screenshot: no sound, no data. It started to work properly after I had r

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Check your RPi installation and your hardware.

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Thank you for your useful advice. You're an angel protector! best 73 de IK0MMI andrea

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Google found this: https://wiki.debian.org/Multiarch/HOWTO

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This multiarch option is to install multiple architeture libs and dependencies. The problem is that spyserver does not even 'try' to run in arm64. As you can see, file 'spyserver' is marked as executa

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More specific Odroid C1 thread: https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=135&t=18806 I don't own an aarch64 SBC myself, so, I am afraid you will have to try the different solutions in the Odroid/Debia

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I found something related, but looks like is fake.....executable name is 'spuserver-arm64': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odEQSAYtU-U

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You need to compile the driver for armhf also.

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Done!

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Actually, didn't worked :( Libs installed as this page: https://github.com/airspy/airspyone_host#how-to-build-the-host-software-on-linux No problem compiling and installing.....rebooted, DMESG show's

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Any sugestion how to do this using cmake? I've changed CMakeLists.txt on top-level and add some variables, as describle in here ( https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.6/manual/cmake-toolchains.7.html#cross

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Hello: First of all my congratulations to Youssef, for his excellent work. I am using SDR#v1.0.0.1700, with AIRSPY and W-7_64bit, everything works fine,except Ican not get the map with servers., Only

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I have spent the better part of a full day trying to get this to work, and I am looking for help from anyone that has already succeeded at this. I have tried Ubuntu 16.04LTS, 18.04LTS, and finally 18.

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As a Linux user, you should be able to fiddle with makefiles and use a compiler. Here's the first google result I found: https://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR/comments/9zaj5l Note that your question is unre

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Hello! Please tell me what does the "buffer_count" parameter in the spyserver config mean? If the buffer is quite clear in milliseconds, then what does it read buffer_count? Is this the number of buff

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No. It's not that straightforward. The latency (what you call delay) of streaming is function of many, many other factors. The question is legitimate, but since this mailing list is not intended to be

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I do not think that there is any way to access a spyserver via gnuradio (yet, maybe someday). Your best bet to access an Airspy HF+ device in gnuradio is via Soapy since there is a driver for that htt

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I have two RX:es sitting on my spyserver ( RPi ). Interestingly enough I can only see the VHF-RX ( at RTL-SDR ) in the directory. My Airspy HF+ is not visible ?? Interestingly enough a have set up ano

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I have done that with one RTL-SDR ( port 5556) for VHF and one Airspy HF+ (port 5555) for HF. Interestingly enough I can only see my RX with port 5556 published in the directory. Both can be accessed

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