Build gr-osmosdr in Docker with multiple Airspy source patch #727
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Interesting! I didn't know about this patch and folks have been asking. Let me go pull this in and cut a new version. |
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This PR updates how gr-osmosdr is installed in the Docker image for trunk-recorder, to compile gr-osmosdr with a patch mentioned in #403 for allowing multiple Airspys to be selected via serial number. By having this as part of the Docker image, it makes it a lot easier to use multiple Airspy devices without needing to follow a complicated process. As a bonus, gr-osmosdr will now support all the different SDRs it's capable of using (including the newish XTRX), since some extra dev packages were installed that are used in the build process.