> Weird. This test is probabilistic (not ideal really) but the chance
> of it failing due to chance should be very small. If it's
> consistently failing on one machine but not another then there's
> something fishy going on, and lowering REQ_CORRECT, while making the
> test pass, wouldn't help finding what's causing the problem.
>
> First thing I'd do would be to repeat the test a bunch of times and
> confirm you're getting a consistently higher BER on one computer than
> another. Then I'd do a complete uninstall and reinstall of gnuradio
> on a computer having the issue. If the problem is still there then
> it's probably going to be an unpleasant bug to find.
>
> Has anybody else seen this?
Yep, I've seen this--works on my Desktop, doesn't work on my Atom
netbook. Both Ubuntu. However, I thought this bug was squashed a while
ago. I'll dig out my netbook this weekend and see if it still occurs.
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