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It is possible on some machines (at least one in this case),
for adNode to not have the attribute next. Unexplained...
This may be a fix, and if not, should be harmless.
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has_key is not in python3.0, use key in dict
put try catch around interface enumeration, might be an ipv6 issue
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uhd binaries will continue to install into share/uhd,
however, one can specify -DPKG_LIB_DIR=lib/uhd for example
to move where the binaries are installed
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ENABLE_USB rather than ENABLE_USRP1 since we also need it for B100.
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look for devices if you like
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10.4 compiler bug)
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Does away with the need for wax cast to get the tree.
You can still do this but it will eventually be removed.
There was some compiler issue on ubuntu 10.04 with any cast and a shared ptr to property tree.
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