Finally openLTE on Raspberry Pi 3 Model B success!

[Balwinder S Dheeman]

Hello everybody,

After struggling with building openLTE for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B running
Raspbian 8 Lite and repeated failure due to mismatched dependency hell. I
attempted to try ArchLinux-ARM (I'm more comfortable with ArchLinux's build
and packaging process) successfully installed some pre-build bleeding edge
packages like gnuradio, GrOsmoSDR, rtl-sdr, UHD, HackRF, bladeRF and
iptables, but I had to build/pachage the requisite polarssl 1.3.9 (latest)
locally and finally build/packaged and installed openLTE v00-20-04 for this
platform.

At the moment, I only have bladeRF X40, which LTE_fdd_enodeb recognized;
though the process is still under testing, but I could not resist sharing
this experience with the creators and users of this wonderful software.

The original/current 'enodeb_nat_script.sh' did not work for me, because of
incompatibility and portability issues; I'm working on it and shall soon
share and, or post the updates ASAP.

I once again am heartily thankful to original developers and contributors
of this project, indeed.

Thank you,
Regards,
--
Balwinder S "bdheeman" Dheeman (http://bdheeman.BlogSpot.in/)
"Working together, works! The proof is GNU/Linux and F/LOSS Projects;
Do you too voluntarily work on or contribute to making any difference?"

[hyerisf]

Hey there, congratulations on getting this to work!

Can you get an eNB from this OpenLTE to show up on a test device? I've got mine running, but a whole heap of error messages regarding RX timestamps (bandwidth related?)

[Balwinder S Dheeman]

Same here, I saw a lot of errors like this, "error radio LTE_fdd_enb_radio.cc 996 RX failed: Requested timestamp is in the past".

And don't know, why I'm getting these all my machines are time synced to ntp time servers.