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Twitter – https://twitter.com/NowSec Website – http://needsec.com/ Facebook – http://goo.gl/e7dMX In this tutorial we will Calibrate our rtl2832u USB DVB-T s…
Thanks for the feedback. You are correct selecting the strongest channel
would be optimal. I appreciate the terminal tip as well, awesome shortcut.
TY for the video, very helpful.
Nice, but shouldn’t you select the strongest channel? 🙂
Also, ^L (ctrl+l) is a shortcut for `clean`.
I tried your suggestion and it works great now! Thanks!
Thanks for the video! This was just but I was looking for, but I have one
small issue. Whenever I try to do anything with kalibrate I get the
following error: pi@raspberrypi ~/kalibrate-rtl $ kal -s 900 shmat: Invalid
argument terminate called after throwing an instance of
‘std::runtime_error’ what(): circular_buffer: shmat Aborted pi@raspberrypi
~/kalibrate-rtl $ Any help would be much appreciated.
The CXXFLAGS should go in front of the ./configure command 🙂 The way it’s
now it has no effect at all 🙂 Or just leave everything on one line as on
the original site.
Thank you very much for uploading this video NeedSec. I tried it out
according to your instructions and it didn’t blow up my VM 🙂 Could you
tell me if an error of 19 ppm is bad? I guess it is correctable, now that I
found the actual value.
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I think that is a shared memory issue with the code running on ARM.