docker-openairinterface-enb

A Docker recipe of OpenAirInterface eNB for LimeSDR and LimeSDR mini

Testing Environment

• Host machine
  • OS: Ubuntu 16.04 (Kernel version: 4.15.0-74-generic)
  • CPU: Intel Core i7-7700T (2.9 GHz 4 cores)
  • Power management settings
• Software
  • Docker v18.06.3-ce
  • docker-compose v1.24.1
• SDR board
  • LimeSDR mini

Usage

Single Node eNB

1. Create a Docker image of OpenAirInterface eNB for LimeSDR, and take a coffee break. It will take several tens of minutes.

   sh build.sh enb

2. Run the single eNB container.

   docker-compose -f docker-compose.enb.lmssdr.yml up

Change config/run_enb.sh if you want to use specific options or configuration files.

Reference: options of lte-softmodem

Single Node eNB with T-Tracer GUI

1. Create a Docker image (the Same as above).

2. Run X11 server on the remote cliant machine or the local machine.

3. If you want to show the T-Tracer GUI onto the remote cliant machine, modify host name (or IP address) of the environment variable DISPLAY in docker-compose.enb.lmssdr.gui.yml.

4. Run the single eNB container with T-Tracer GUI.

  docker-compose -f docker-compose.enb.lmssdr.gui.yaml up

RCC-RRU split architecture

1. Create the images for the RCC-RRU split architecture using the NGFI interface.

   sh build.sh split

2. Run the containers for RCC and RRU.

   docker-compose -f docker-compose.rcc-rru.if4p5.yml up

Change config/run_rcc_if4p5.sh, and/or config/run_rru_if4p5.sh if you want to use specific options or configuration files.

Note

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License

MIT