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error: ./gsm.cc: File or directory does not exist #3
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Same problem here. Failed on both Debian Stretch & Buster with all dependencies installed. Is this a swig pthread error? |
This is most likely caused by the gnuradio version you're using. Version 3.8 has some changes which will lead to those errors. Use version 3.7 and confirm if that solves the issue. |
Still having issues with the swig pthread error... uname -a swig error : Unrecognized option -pthread |
Try reinstallating gnuradio from the ppa repo: sudo apt remove gnuradio |
I am using gnuradio version 3.8. Other programs are already installed under it. Various errors occur while executing the MAKE command. There is no desire to switch to previous versions of gnuradio, a lot of time and effort has been spent. How to adapt airprobe for gnuradio_3.8? Also interested in bypassing Frequency Hopping’s |
The FIX: |
make -p "CC = gcc-9" this does not work, after compiling ./go.sh still does not work. Help solve this problem. |
HELP! I constantly get this error, put on a clean operating system, libosmocore last version ~ / data / airprobe / gsm-receiver $ make after the command make -p "CC = gcc-9" I check go.sh Traceback (most recent call last): |
What swig version do you have installed? |
Hello if you want to try this... worked for me test.patch --- a/src/lib/Makefile 2020-08-25 |
Hi, When I try to install airprobe executing make command, this error appear: g++: error: ./gsm.cc: File or directory does not exist I tryed with , Kali Linux 2020 Ubuntu 14.04 , and I couldn't solve this problem. Besides, I installed GnuRadio with apt-get command and manually, but I couldn't achieve de solution. I don't know what more can I do to solve it. How can I solve it? Thank you. |
Same problem here with gnuradio 3.7.13 and Ubuntu Bionic 18.04. |
same problem g++: error: ./gsm.cc: No such file or directory |
Makefile:1216: recipe for target '.deps/gsm-generate-stamp' failed |
Hi,
When I try to install airprobe executing
make
command, this error appear:I tryed with Backtrack 5 R3, Kali Linux 2019, Ubuntu 10.04 and Telive, and I couldn't solve this problem. Besides, I installed GnuRadio with
apt-get
command and manually, but I couldn't achieve de solution.I don't know what more can I do to solve it.
How can I solve it?
Thank you.
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