Adalm Pluto GNU Error

Are the installed blocks in your path?

-Travis

When you say "your path", do you mean a directory, or the %PATH% variable? Thanks for the help.

Your PATH variable and probably your PYTHON_PATH too. If your blocks are installed correctly you should be able to open a python command prompt and type "import gnuradio.iio" without an issue.

-Travis

hello,

I have the same issue and I'm not sure about how to solve.

please, could you provide example code about howto add the path variable and the python path and where they should be pointing?.

thanks,

regards.

That would be greatly appreciated if you could provide those examples.

Thank you

I found this post with same problem Issues installing gr-iio from PyBOMBS but installing all with pyboms and there is a ./setup_env.sh where the path and pythonpath are set.

I've tried in this way but still no luck.

any ideas?.

Hi Julianms and Ahmad10,

I just to share my experience that maybe useful to try it.

I'm the author post Issues installing gr-iio from PyBOMBS.

I'm using Ubuntu 17 on 32-bit desktop and currently work fine. However I try do to same method/installation on my laptop via Ubuntu 17 + VMware Player + Windows 7 32-bits, is not working very well, unable to install pybombs.

Then I try to install gnuradio using apt-get install gnuradio. Yes able to install and run the software. Next I install iio but unfortunately ImportError: cannot import name iio is display.

This indicates that platform selection may contribute this issue.

Its painful process , but we need to try and observe the error.

Good Luck.

As long as you have the gnuradio-dev packages you should be ok. If you want to build from source I would recommend the build script here: https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/InstallingGRFromSource#Using_the_build-gnuradio_script

That will put libraries in the most logical places (basically your path on Ubuntu) and building the iio blocks should be error free (in my experience).

-Travis