error gr::sync_block on TSI (Ubuntu 22.04 + HackRF)

[gcarmix]

I'm trying to use FISSURE for the first time, I installed it on Ubuntu 22.04 and followed instructions, all seemed correctly installed, however when I tried to use TSI together with my hackrf, it won't show anything and output this error on the shell:

TSI: Starting TSI Detector...

Exception in thread Thread-1 (runWidebandThread):

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/usr/lib/python3.10/threading.py", line 1016, in _bootstrap_inner

self.run()

File "/usr/lib/python3.10/threading.py", line 953, in run

self._target(*self._args, **self._kwargs)

File "/home/xxx/FISSURE/tsi_component.py", line 385, in runWidebandThread

loadedmod, class_name = self.overwriteFlowGraphVariables(flow_graph_filename, variable_names, variable_values)

File "/home/xxx/FISSURE/tsi_component.py", line 198, in overwriteFlowGraphVariables

loadedmod = __import__(flow_graph_filename)  # Don't need to reload() because the original never changes

File "/home/xxx/FISSURE/Flow Graph Library/TSI Flow Graphs/wideband_hackrf.py", line 23, in

import gnuradio.ainfosec as ainfosec

File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/dist-packages/gnuradio/ainfosec/init.py", line 18, in

from .ainfosec_python import *

ImportError: generic_type: type "wideband_detector1" referenced unknown base type "gr::sync_block"

Do you have any hints?

[cpoore1]

Seems like a GNU Radio problem. Try some of these:

• python3 -c "import gnuradio.ainfosec as ainfosec" to see if there are any errors with the gr-ainfosec installation
• check the GNU Radio version, I'm expecting some type of 3.10 like 3.10.5.0, it prints the version after running gnuradio-companion
• check the FISSURE branch to see if it is in Python3_maint-3.10 branch, cd FISSURE, git branch
• Open "/FISSURE/Flow Graph Library/TSI Flow Graphs/wideband/wideband_hackrf.grc", check for errors, execute the flow graph and see if it stays open with the HackRF connected
• Run hackrf_sweep to see if there is output
• Try another HackRF flow graph, set HackRF in the FISSURE hardware buttons, go to IQ Data>Inspection>waterfall_hackrf.py, see a waterfall GUI on start (looks like instantaneous_frequency_hackrf.py needed to be regenerated)