"sdrberry not found" after the install

[af7o]

Really looking forward to exploring this software, but somewhere along the line I am missing something.

I've followed the Tech Minds YouTube tutorial 4 different times now, with both Bookworm and Bullseye on a Pi4.
I've updated CMake to ensure I'm not getting the "your version is too low" error during the install process.
Started out using ./install.sh No DSI, but then noticed that ./install.sh RTL DSI was an option (apparently new since the tutorial was recorded).
Install seems to run to completion, including the reboot, and if I pull up SoapySDRUtil --info it shows my RTL drivers as available.

HOWEVER:
Each time, when I go to start the program, nothing happens, and the logfile states:

pi@SDRBerry:~ $ cat sdrberry.log
sudo: sdrberry: command not found

Assuming (but could be very wrong) that there should be something in /usr/bin for sdrberry, but not finding anything there.

So, a couple of questions:

1. what is the filename for the install log (assuming there is one)?
2. any common issues that cause these symptoms?

Thanks--Dan, AF7O

[paulh002]

There is a more detailed installation video by me on youtube. You can find it here https://youtu.be/sLh_pSSF1w4?si=Hg2DDeaS-vnXjhcX
Also check the wiki for installation information https://github.com/paulh002/sdrberry/wiki/Installation
However there was an issue, which I fixed yesterday. You maybe have to update to the latest version
The installation log is not stored it is output to the standard output.
If you have issues, please share the installation script output. ( you have to comment the last line in the install script because after reboot the installation log is not available any more.)
If sdrberry is not found then somehow the compilation has failed. You can also manualy update, compile and install steps by:

cd sdrberry
git pull
cd build
cmake ..
make -j4
sudo make install

[af7o]

ended up starting from scratch following this video, and I think we are in business.
73 Dan