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Devices detected: 0 DFU, 0 HackRF #157
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I have the same problem. I also tried putting the HackRF device in DFU mode but that did not help at all. SDR# works fine using the same cable and the same USB port. I am using Windows10. |
I am on Mac OSX 10.15.4 Catalina and have the same issue. |
Same problem with Windows 10. |
I am having the same issue on Windows 10. I can use the HackRF in SDR# when the portapack is in HackRF mode, but I am unable to flash the device. Same issue even with DFU mode. |
Has anyone found a resolution to this issue yet? |
Same issue here. I tried running as administrator, no dice. I even removed the portapack board, and tried entering DFU mode in the HackRF alone, and get same issue. I did hold down the Reset + DFU button for closer to 15 seconds, and when running the DFU file, it gave me this: *** Run HackRF firmware in RAM via LPC DFU *** This is used to "unbrick" your HackRF, if you are no longer able to use Connect your HackRF One to a USB port on your computer. Hold down both the DFU and RESET buttons on the HackRF. Press any key to continue . . . dfu-util 0.9 Copyright 2005-2009 Weston Schmidt, Harald Welte and OpenMoko Inc. DFU suffix CRC does not match Press any key to continue . . . My device also works fine in SDR#. Interestingly, it will not run on SDRAngel. However, I don't know if that is a device issue or an SDRAngel issue. |
It's a driver issue - I resolved it by finding the hackrf device in the device manager and manually updating the driver. You can point it to the directory where you have the firmware downloaded. There is a driver folder. Windows tells you it already has the best driver but ignore that and choose from list - have disk - there are likely at least two versions in the list. It worked after I switched to the 2015 version. |
I'll check it out and let you know. Thanks for letting me know the workaround!
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On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 9:32 AM, MichaelSMVogel<[email protected]> wrote:
It's a driver issue - I resolved it by finding the hackrf device in the device manager and manually updating the driver. You can point it to the directory where you have the firmware downloaded. There is a driver folder. Windows tells you it already has the best driver but ignore that and choose from list - have disk - there are likely at least two versions in the list. It worked after I switched to the 2015 version.
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I'm beginning to wonder if I have a defective device. I'm to the point that I'm willing to send it to someone who can complete this and pay them for their time... |
Did you try the driver change? I have experienced this twice now on 3 computers. Windows found a newer driver and installed it on it's own and it works as far as the hackrf is concerned but the firmware utility can not see the hackrf. |
I solved the issue by removing the PortaPack from the HackRF, flashing the firmware with the PortaPack removed, and then once that completed everything was fine. Additional notes:
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this works for me: |
Can't open device Bus 002 Device 004: ID 0a5c:5800: Entity not found |
Devices detected: 0 DFU, 0 HackRF
ERROR: HackRF not found.
Please connect a HackRF One to your computer's USB port.
If using a PortaPack, please put it in HackRF mode after connecting it.
but i am sure i have connect the hackrf one and i can receive the radio through #SDR, but I cannot flash the firmware because the firmware cannot recognize hackrf one, even if I enter hackrf mode with portapack
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