Installation using conda Step 1: Install conda itself įirst, you will need to install a base conda distribution so that you can use the conda program to create an environment and install the GNU Radio packages. If you don't know much about conda and just want to get going, that's a good place to start. You can follow the instructions there and then skip all of the installation instructions here. Radioconda is a full conda distribution available at that includes GNU Radio. out-of-tree modules), get in touch with the maintainers through Github. If you'd like to help or are interested in adding other related software to conda-forge (e.g. Please report and discuss any packaging-specific issues with the maintainers at the gnuradio feedstock.

Conda-forge is a community-maintained collection of conda packages where anyone with interest can help improve or add packages. The conda packages for GNU Radio are unofficial and supported through volunteer effort within the conda-forge community. If you've struggled with installing GNU Radio by other methods, you want to use GNU Radio with other bleeding-edge software available through conda-forge, or you want to try out a new version without affecting your tried-and-true system installation, conda may be right for you! In addition to GNU Radio, there are also related software packages you can install that may be of interest. Conda lets you create independent environments with their own sets of packages, and those environments are separate from your system installation and other package managers.

8.4 Windows users: Interference from PothosSDRĬonda is a cross-platform package manager (supporting Linux, macOS, and Windows) that makes it easy to install GNU Radio, its dependencies, and out-of-tree modules in a self-contained environment.

8.3 Why can't GNU Radio find my hardware device?.

8.2 Why do I get cryptic error messages with a new GNU Radio installation (or new major version)?.

8.1 When I try to run GNU Radio, why do I get a ModuleNotFoundError (no module named.

7 Building GNU Radio from source within a conda environment.

5.2 Adding conda support directly to an OOT module.

5.1 Building OOT modules to use with conda-installed GNU Radio.

3.3 Step 3: Install GNU Radio from conda-forge.

3.2 Step 2: Create an environment for GNU Radio.

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