[srslte-users] srsLTE 19.09 Release Announcement

[Andre Puschmann]

Hi Ralph,

that's great to hear. Thanks for sharing this with us! The RPi seems to
become an attractive platform.

Does it also work well if the channel gets worse and the Turbo has to do
more iterations?

Best
Andre


On 21/10/19 9:01, Ralph A. Schmid, dk5ras wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> And I am excited to confirm - this is the most stable srsLTE ever! I had it running for 10 hours, permanently pinging the mobile with large packets, and packet loss was 0.0-something. This is the first srsLTE the mobile immediately attaches to and keeps registered, with a stable and reliable data connection. 
> 
> I am using Kubuntu in a VM and Raspbian on a RasPi 4, the above mentioned test was the RasPi setup, with a 3MHz carrier. Hardware is a LimeSDR Mini. All Lime/Soapy/srs stuff was cloned from github and compiled on the target system.
> 
> Ralph.
> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: srslte-users [mailto:srslte-users-
>> bounces at lists.softwareradiosystems.com] On Behalf Of Andre Puschmann
>> Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2019 10:07 PM
>> To: srslte-users <srslte-users at lists.softwareradiosystems.com>
>> Subject: [srslte-users] srsLTE 19.09 Release Announcement
>>
>> Dear SDR hackers,
>>
>> We're very excited to announce the release of srsLTE 19.09.
>>
>> While primarily a bug-fix and refactor release, we've added a few new nice
>> features to both srsUE and srsENB as well as to the base srsLTE libraries.
>>
>> The latter now includes the first chunk of code that adds NB-IoT capabilities
>> to our public release. We are starting with the synchronization code and will
>> continue adding more features over time.
>>
>> The same applies to our 5G/NR extensions that we begin integrating into the
>> public code base with this release. We've started with basic support for MAC,
>> RLC and PDCP.
>>
>> srsENB now supports neighbor cell announcement through SIBs to allow
>> circuit-switched-fallback (thanks Harald Welte) and we've also added end-to-
>> end support for ZUC EIA3/EEA3 ciphering and integrity protection (thanks
>> David Rupprecht).
>>
>> Another new feature in this release is the extension of srsUE to facilitate
>> TTCN-3 based protocol and signaling conformance tests.
>>
>> Last but not least, we've addressed a number of bugs including those in the
>> ZMQ, bladeRF and SoapyRF modules.
>>
>> Happy hacking and enjoy the release.
>>
>> The srsLTE team
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