OP25 Continuing error when trying to run rx.py cmd

Kiwis_

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Hi, I've recently gotten the RTL-SDR V4, and I have everything setup "correctly", however every time I run the command
Code:
./rx.py --args 'rtl' -N 'LNA:47' -S 2500000 -x 2 -f 857.2625e6 -o 17e3 -q 2
after a reset of the system or closure of the terminal I get the message
Code:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'op25
I end up having to rerun ./install.sh in order to actually do anything after getting the error.


I'm running Debian 12, with the latest version of OP25 from boatbod. I am new to linux and very new to op25, however I followed https://hagensieker.com/2018/07/17/op25-for-dummies/ but I keep getting stuck on this error.
 

boatbod

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First things first... which branch of op25 are you running?
Code:
cd ~/op25
git status
Hopefully you're using "gr310", which is necessary for Bookworm
 

Kiwis_

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First things first... which branch of op25 are you running?
Code:
cd ~/op25
git status
Hopefully you're using "gr310", which is necessary for Bookworm
I am using the gr310 branch, I've narrowed down the issue further to, when I fail to quit OP25 properly (usually because gnuplot doesn't work) the error shows up afterward.

I've haven't had any other issues and I managed to find a way to properly close OP25 when terminal does mess up, but the issue still shows up time to time.
 

wgbecks

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I've haven't had any other issues and I managed to find a way to properly close OP25 when terminal does mess up, but the issue still shows up time to time.
When operating op25 from the terminal, you simply touch (type) the letter 'q' to halt execution that returns you to the command prompt.
 

Kiwis_

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I managed to not run into the error anymore

I reinstalled op25 into a user, and I have had no further issues with this error.
 
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