On 25 Jul 2015, at 00:09, Tom <[email protected]> wrote: > “To upgrade to this release, you must update libhackrf and hackrf-tools on > your > host computer” > > Just wondering what the best way to update libhackrf would be? I can’t > remember if I used apt-get install libhackrf-dev initially.
apt-get? So you’re on a debian/ubuntu based linux system. Find out some basics about hackrf: $ which hackrf_info That should tell you where the hackrf tools are living; /usr/bin is probably from a package, /usr/local/bin is most likely a source install, but give a check: $ dpkg -S /usr/bin/hackrf_info Or whatever path; this command shows you which package, if any, put that binary on the system. Then you can find what dynamic libraries the binary is using: $ ldd /usr/bin/hackrf_info Very often these libraries are not the actual binary files, but symbolic links to them. Trace them back and then “dpkg -S” on the actual library binary and you’ll know which package it came from. From a package is easier to upgrade, but can be a bit out of date, from the source and it is all down to you. Or do both and have an inconsistent mess, which I’ve got to sort out now I’ve found it. Bill
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