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airprobe's Issues

Cannot find python path

There was one problem in my installation. I have python3 installed and it no longer supports print path, so i changed line 7084 in the generated configure file to print(path) and now it works.

No module named gsm

Hi! Thanks for you work.
result of make is

g++: error: ./gsm.cc: No such file or directory
g++: fatal error: no input files

And then result of go.sh is :

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./gsm_receive.py", line 11, in <module>
    import gsm
ImportError: No module named gsm

Airprobe < go.sh & gsm_receive.py issue help>

Hi I just started to install Airprobe to capture and decode GSM bursts, Everything is fine when I configure and install . But when starting to run the script ./go.sh in the gsm receiver directory, a lot of problems occur. Then I also tried to change the script so it can run with gnuradio 3.10.5.1 because some modules as well as classes are no longer supported and the result doesn't give what I expected.
The line that i have changed:
class class tuner(gr.feval_dd) to class tuner(gr.sync_block)
gsm.receiver_cf(self.tuner_callback, self.synchronizer_callback, self.options.osr, self.options.key.replace(' ', '').lower(), self.options.configuration.upper()) to gsm.receiver(self.options.osr, cell_allocation, seq_nums, process_uplink=False)

Can anyone help me with this issue or Is there any alternative way to capture and decode GSM bursts beside using Airprobe ?

error: ./gsm.cc: File or directory does not exist

Hi,

When I try to install airprobe executing make command, this error appear:

g++: error: ./gsm.cc: File or directory does not exist
g++: fatal error: no input files

I tryed with Backtrack 5 R3, Kali Linux 2019, Ubuntu 10.04 and Telive, and I couldn't solve this problem. Besides, I installed GnuRadio with apt-get command and manually, but I couldn't achieve de solution.

I don't know what more can I do to solve it.

How can I solve it?

Thank you.

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