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You would need to build the image with new drivers, that means you need to adjust the build stage to not install the libsdr with rtl_433_docker/images/debian/build-context/Dockerfile Lines 4 to 24 in aa84c25 Then modify the runtime to have runtime environment to have those build libraries rtl_433_docker/images/debian/build-context/Dockerfile Lines 34 to 43 in aa84c25 If you want to experiment I'd suggest running a test contianer and comming up with the correct set of commands to then build the correct Dockerfile.
this will give you a "playground" container where you can experiment with building the lib and app correctly and also test the compiled executable safely. |
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Converting this to a discussion since this does not look like an issue with the image itself. |
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I just ran into this one, applied the above patch and now my docker container appears to be working, although I'm not getting any output, but that could be another issue Before patch:
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I'm using an RTL-SDR Blog V4 kit and it seems this model requires a newer driver, as described on this page.
If I attempt to use the driver bundled with rtl_433, it fails with this output:
Following the instructions on the above linked page makes the device work correctly, but I'm not sure how to integrate the newer driver into this Docker image. Any assistance would be appreciated.
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