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Installation scripts for ODR-mmbTools
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This folder contains install scripts that simplify the compilation
and installation of the ODR-mmbTools
Debian
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The *debian.sh* script is designed to be run on debian wheezy or jessie, and installs
* UHD
* ODR-mmbTools:
* ODR-DabMux
* ODR-DabMod
* auxiliary scripts
* the FDK-AAC-DABplus package
* Toolame-DAB
To use it, you have to:
1. Install debian on your machine
1. apt-get install sudo and give your user the right to use sudo
1. download the script to your home directory
1. make it executable with chmod +x debian.sh
1. run it with ./debian.sh
GNURadio LiveCD
---------------
This *gnuradio-livecd.sh* script can be used to install the ODR-mmbTools onto
the ubuntu live system offered by the GNURadio project. The following
explanations were given by Tobias Wallerius:
The most convenient way for me was to use the official GNU Radio Live SDR
Environment (Ubuntu based), as it already contains a full GNU Radio
installation. I used version 2015-0623, but in the meantime 2015-0726 is
available. Download the ISO image of your preference.
I wanted to be able to keep changes while running Linux from the USB drive, so
casper was also a requirement. An easy way to achieve this is to use the
Universal USB Installer to install the GNU Radio Ubuntu Image.
### Installing the GNU Radio Live SDR Environment to a USB drive
* Download the GNU Radio Live SDR Environment ISO image
* Make sure your USB drive is connected to your machine
* Start the Universal USB Installer executable
* For Step 1, select "Ubuntu"
* Select the ISO image in Step 2 with the Browse button
* In Step 3, select your USB drive letter
* With Step 4, make sure to enable persistence by selecting a file size for storage
* Click Create
After the procedure finishes, you can reboot your machine from the USB drive.
### Installing the ODR-mmbTools
After you have the Ubuntu live system running, download and execute the
*gnuradio-livecd.sh* script:
* Make sure your internet connection works
* Download the modified gnuradio-livecd.sh install script from this post
* Make it executable using chmod +x gnuradio-livecd.sh
* On your console, start the install script with ./gnuradio-livecd.sh
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