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#### Preparing Your System
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First things first, make sure all your current software is up to date<br>
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`$sudo apt-get update`<br>
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`$sudo apt-get upgrade -y`
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`$ sudo apt-get update`<br>
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`$ sudo apt-get upgrade -y`
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#### Installing using PyBOMBS
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Note: These instructions use the older build-gnuradio instead of the newer [PyBOMBS](http://gnuradio.org/pybombs). Either should work fine.
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1. Create a directory to hold all the files needed to build the supporting software. In this example we will create a directory called **hackrf_files** under our home folder:<br>
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`$mkdir ~/hackrf_files`
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`$ mkdir ~/hackrf_files`
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2. Download a copy of Marcus D. Leech's fantastic GNU radio setup script. You can find it here:<br> http://www.sbrac.org/files/build-gnuradio
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3. Save the script to ~/hackrf_files/build-gnuradio.sh
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4. Give the script execution permission<br>
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`$chmod 744 ~/hackrf_files/build-gnuradio.sh`
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`$ chmod 744 ~/hackrf_files/build-gnuradio.sh`
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5. Execute the script using ~/hackrf_files/build-gnuradio.sh and follow the prompts<br>**WARNING: This step may very well take a few hours to complete!**
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#### Installing HackRF Tools manually
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