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No module named response_frames #1
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Probably you didn't pull the submodule PWSat2OBC which is used in this code - clone should look like that:
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Thank you for the reply! Yes, those were the exact steps followed and appeared to run to completion. Checking my command history, I see:
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Hi Scott, this is odd. Could you please check that you have indeed a Also, please paste the complete traceback in case there are any other important clues. |
I see a FOLDER in that path named "response_frames"; here is that listing:
... and here is the contents of that folder:
... and as for the traceback, I do not know what has changed since yesterday but I am now getting more errors than the single item initially reported:
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Ok. Now, you need to install |
Seems that "typing" is also needed. I have installed both and we seem to be good. Thanks so much!
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Also added the requirement of |
System is Ubuntu 16.04, 64-bit.
python --version
Python 2.7.12
python -m pip show construct
Name: construct
Version: 2.9.45
When attempting to use this block in GNU Radio, -or- when simply running it from the command line, I get the following:
Is my environment lacking a requirement to use this code?
Many thanks.
-Scott, K4KDR
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