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I unzipped the 0.6.1 (Beta), which opens a second version rather than over-writing the first. It appears to make better use of Allocated Memory but CPU resources are still slammed. (This is all per the GUI display.) It did use the SDRTrunk files set up in 0.6.0 Selecting User Preferences causes the use of Allocated Memory to slam full and everything to slow - and, eventually, freeze - same as 0.6.0 In Audio -> Output/Tones none of the tests for any of the Audio Output Device generated any sound. It seems that someone who is familiar with java and JMBE needs to provide instructions as to how to solve the "java heap space" problem by increasing the Allocated Memory setting. Note1: In RPi aarch64 Desktop - with JMBE installed by sdr-trunk, it doesn't recognize java commands. Note 2: Hardware is a RPi 4b with 8g ram. UPDATE: On second look - 0.6.1 (Beta) didn't completely stall, like 0.6.0 - The waterfall stalled but I was still able to negotiate the GUI menu. That's an improvement. |
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This is on a clean install of RaspberryPi Lite (aarch64)
This is what I'm trying to install [(https://github.com/DSheirer/sdrtrunk/releases/tag/v0.6.0)]
When I tried to run the install via SSH (from my laptop) it stalled at 67%.
When I tried to run the install at the RPi it stalled at 54%.
I stopped it and ran it again - it stalled at 55%.
Very odd ...
It's a 32g sd card. (See below, not a space problem.)
Any ideas as to where I might look for the cause, please?
Thanks.
Just decided to try again via SSH - it stalled at 55%.
UPDATE 1: Rebooted and tried again, from the RPi - it stalled at 73%.
UPDATE 2: Downloaded and ran the x86_64 version and it ran fine. Then did the same with the aarch64 version of JMBE and it ran fine as well.
QUESTION: Did I need to start with a non-lite version of the OS - because I'm getting no GUI or menu and there's nothing in ./configuration
Here's the output prior to the stall ...
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