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== Running the transceiver == | == Running the transceiver == | ||
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| + | The osmo-trx project page for LimeSDR [https://osmocom.org/projects/osmotrx/wiki/LimeSDR_Family] now recommends : | ||
| + | # osmo-trx -s 4 -b 4 | ||
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| + | Although the -e (edge) option for LimeSDR still appears to work: | ||
# osmo-trx -e -a 'driver=lime,device=0' | # osmo-trx -e -a 'driver=lime,device=0' | ||
{{Community}} | {{Community}} | ||
Latest revision as of 01:13, 22 February 2018
Notes on running the Osmocom GSM stack with LimeSDR hardware.
1 Hardware support
For details of Osmocom support for LimeSDR and dependencies such as Lime Suite and SoapyUHD that must be installed, see:
For information on the OsmoTRX GSM transceiver:
2 Network-on-the-box (NITB)
For details of how to configure the OpenBSC software to run in network-in-the-box mode, see:
3 Running the transceiver
Update 2/21/2018 The osmo-trx project page for LimeSDR [1] now recommends :
# osmo-trx -s 4 -b 4
Although the -e (edge) option for LimeSDR still appears to work:
# osmo-trx -e -a 'driver=lime,device=0'
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