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Problem with newer git revisions

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Thiago A. V. Lima
Tue, Mar 6, 2012 3:42 PM

Actually, I have two desktops that I connect do my USRP2 (rev. 4, sn 940).

One of them runs a 3 months old git code. The other runs a 2 weeks old
code. I simplified my GRC model, transmitting only a 400hz tone with
the following sample rate:

Signal source (44.1k) -> Decimation (220.5m) -> UHD sink (200k).

This setup runs fine in the "old" box, while i got a LOT of glitches
and underflows in the new boxes. My fc is around 460MHz (GMRS
frequencies), and when I say "glitches", I mean the noises I listen on
my off-the-shelf transceiver.

Although the hardware config is PRETTY different, between the two
desktops, I don't believe this should be a problem. Anyway, I can get
in details, if needed.

Thanks in advance for any help,

--
Thiago Augusto V. Lima
Computer Engineer
Networking and Telecommunications Research Group - GPRT (www.gprt.ufpe.br)

Actually, I have two desktops that I connect do my USRP2 (rev. 4, sn 940). One of them runs a 3 months old git code. The other runs a 2 weeks old code. I simplified my GRC model, transmitting only a 400hz tone with the following sample rate: Signal source (44.1k) -> Decimation (220.5m) -> UHD sink (200k). This setup runs fine in the "old" box, while i got a LOT of glitches and underflows in the new boxes. My fc is around 460MHz (GMRS frequencies), and when I say "glitches", I mean the noises I listen on my off-the-shelf transceiver. Although the hardware config is PRETTY different, between the two desktops, I don't believe this should be a problem. Anyway, I can get in details, if needed. Thanks in advance for any help, -- Thiago Augusto V. Lima Computer Engineer Networking and Telecommunications Research Group - GPRT (www.gprt.ufpe.br)