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== Running the transceiver == | == Running the transceiver == | ||
Update 2/21/2018 | |||
The osmo-trx project page for LimeSDR [https://osmocom.org/projects/osmotrx/wiki/LimeSDR_Family] 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' | # osmo-trx -e -a 'driver=lime,device=0' | ||
{{Community}} | {{Community}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:13, 22 February 2018
Notes on running the Osmocom GSM stack with LimeSDR hardware.
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:
Network-on-the-box (NITB)
For details of how to configure the OpenBSC software to run in network-in-the-box mode, see:
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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