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remove "--install-optional-packages" from tutorials/documentation, it creates... authored by Cédric Roux's avatar Cédric Roux 
remove "--install-optional-packages" from tutorials/documentation, it creates too much trouble on the mailing list
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...@@ -183,8 +183,8 @@ openairinterface5g: The location of openairinterface5g repository. ...@@ -183,8 +183,8 @@ openairinterface5g: The location of openairinterface5g repository.
cd ~/openairinterface cd ~/openairinterface
source oaienv source oaienv
cd cmake_targets cd cmake_targets
./build_oai -I -g --RRH --install-system-files -w USRP -t ETHERNET --install-optional-packages #for USRP ./build_oai -I -g --RRH --install-system-files -w USRP -t ETHERNET #for USRP
./build_oai -I -g --RRH --install-system-files -w BLADERF -t ETHERNET --install-optional-packages #for BladeRF ./build_oai -I -g --RRH --install-system-files -w BLADERF -t ETHERNET #for BladeRF
``` ```
You can print out the help message to see what these options mean using the command "./build_oai -h". A short summary is as follows. You can print out the help message to see what these options mean using the command "./build_oai -h". A short summary is as follows.
...@@ -195,7 +195,6 @@ You can print out the help message to see what these options mean using the comm ...@@ -195,7 +195,6 @@ You can print out the help message to see what these options mean using the comm
* --install-system-files: installs OAI required files in Linux system. * --install-system-files: installs OAI required files in Linux system.
* -w: adds the hardware support, which is USRP in our case. * -w: adds the hardware support, which is USRP in our case.
* -t: adds fronthaul transport protocol support (currently only ETHERNET is supported) * -t: adds fronthaul transport protocol support (currently only ETHERNET is supported)
* --install-optional-packages: Installs optional packages
__Notes:__ __Notes:__
* If you have previously build OAI on your host, please use -c or -C to remove existing compiled files. * If you have previously build OAI on your host, please use -c or -C to remove existing compiled files.
...@@ -258,7 +257,7 @@ openairinterface5g: The location of openairinterface5g repository. ...@@ -258,7 +257,7 @@ openairinterface5g: The location of openairinterface5g repository.
cd ~/openairinterface cd ~/openairinterface
source oaienv source oaienv
cd cmake_targets cd cmake_targets
./build_oai -I -g --eNB -x --install-system-files -w None -t ETHERNET --install-optional-packages ./build_oai -I -g --eNB -x --install-system-files -w None -t ETHERNET
``` ```
You can print out the help message to see what these options mean using the command "./build_oai -h". A short summary is as follows. You can print out the help message to see what these options mean using the command "./build_oai -h". A short summary is as follows.
...@@ -270,7 +269,6 @@ You can print out the help message to see what these options mean using the comm ...@@ -270,7 +269,6 @@ You can print out the help message to see what these options mean using the comm
* --install-system-files: installs OAI required files in Linux system. * --install-system-files: installs OAI required files in Linux system.
* -w: adds the hardware support, which is None in our case (radio hardware support is associated with RRH GW). * -w: adds the hardware support, which is None in our case (radio hardware support is associated with RRH GW).
* -t: adds fronthaul transport protocol support (currently only ETHERNET is supported) * -t: adds fronthaul transport protocol support (currently only ETHERNET is supported)
* --install-optional-packages: Installs optional packages
__Notes:__ __Notes:__
* If you have previously build OAI on your host, please use -c or -C to remove existing compiled files. * If you have previously build OAI on your host, please use -c or -C to remove existing compiled files.
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