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Add scan functionality to KA9Q radio mode #926
Add scan functionality to KA9Q radio mode #926
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I removed the commits that added the configuration hooks for the location of the KA9Q powers utility. The idea was half-baked and we should be ok with using the system paths. |
libairspy-dev \ | ||
libairspyhf-dev \ | ||
libavahi-client-dev \ | ||
libbsd-dev \ | ||
libfftw3-dev \ | ||
libhackrf-dev \ | ||
libiniparser-dev \ | ||
libncurses5-dev \ | ||
libopus-dev \ | ||
librtlsdr-dev \ | ||
portaudio19-dev \ | ||
libasound2-dev \ | ||
uuid-dev \ | ||
rsync && \ |
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I suspect you could pare this list down to just libavahi-client-dev libbsd-dev libfftw3-dev libiniparser-dev libopus-dev
if you only build the targets you need below, i.e. make -f Makefile.linux tune powers pcmcat
. This might speed up the build a bit.
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You are correct! Removing those extra packages and better defining the make command worked as expected.
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