I have seen this very same question for every (Computer x Linux flavor) combination you can imagine. Wanna do some support?

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@prog i meant many as in a majority. since i have not comprehensively tested the assertion, i cannot say it is all. in the case that prompted this thread, it was resolved by adding the users's account

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Hi both, Thanks for the advice. Yup I think udev rules are the way to go. The airspy rules refer to a group called plugdev rather than users which is a bit fishy. Turns out raspbian has restrictive us

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Ahem .... ;)

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An RPi does not usually require a password for sudo commands, so your cron scripts should still work. Most reasons for using sudo for "normal" things are bogus I agree. The RPi community uses it as a

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The many other distros that don't get fixed with this trick still pose a serious support problem. I love Linux, but I am realistic: Apart from some parts of the kernel, it is a hairy mess, and the sit

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@prog many 'distro' udev configuration cases are covered simply by making sure the user account is a member of: 'dialout' and 'plugdev' - 45 (base 17) -

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[Fixed] Added my username (I try not to use the pi username as per raspberrypi.org's security guidance) to group plugdev (as primary and secondary groups for good measure...) Logged out and back in ag

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Ha! Fragmentation... At least you know to fix it now.

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Thanks both, Haha - slow but well informed. I had to dabble with HP-UX (along with FORTRAN - yup you read that right) back in the nineties in my Particle Physics PhD days. Totally happy to learn how t

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And if SELinux gets involved you can kiss a couple weeks good bye for anything other than learning the details between the weeds. {o.o}

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Hi both, Thanks for the advice. Yup I think udev rules are the way to go. The airspy rules refer to a group called plugdev rather than users which is a bit fishy. Turns out raspbian has restrictive us

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Congratulations! You moved from the Quick Start to the Slow-but-well-Informed Start. Basically, there are as many udev configurations as there are Linux distributions, plus all the customizations done

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Hello there, I can't give all the details since I'm at work, but you need to add a udev rule so a non-root process can access the device if you don't want to configure sudo. Best Y.

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Hi everyone, Got my airspy mini yesterday. Very happy. I'm in raspbian, followed instructions carefully. Can only get spyserver/airspy_rx/airspy_info etc to work when prefaced with sudo command. At wh

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Can you guys elaborate on the power supply wiring, and also the cable changes? I'm heading down the same path (airspy HF+, and raspberrypi), and have had noise issues in the past with other SDRs picki

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Yes, a traditional stabilized power supply solved also mine noise problem 73 IW4ENS

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Also I had usb noise problems and I solved by self-building a cable with two rg174 for I / O signals and powering the sdr with a second stabilized power supply (no switching). Much noise has disappear

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From: o6495263@nwytg.net Hello. How to use 10 MHz bandwidth of Airspy Mini? Thank you. ========================== On the page: https://airspy.com/airspy-mini/ the specs list: 12bit ADC @ 20 MSPS (10.4

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Hello. How to use 10 MHz bandwidth of Airspy Mini? Thank you.

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