You mentioned you're using Parallels to run Windows 10. Question 1: Have you validated that HackRF One device itself works in your virtual machine, independently of the Touchstone Software? If your goal is to actually listen to RF mics and in-ears, that's out of my league.Īll that being said, there's a few things to check that are "low hanging fruit". If you're goal is to monitor RF raw signal levels of transmitting devices, that seems like you're on the right path. It also seems that you're going through a level of virtualization, which complicates matters.įinally, your last sentence is a bit confusing, but without knowing what the software you using is for, I can't really speak that. You will most likely not get the help you need since it seems that your issue is not with the HackRF One, but with the software you using, "Touchstone Pro", of which I personally have zero experience with. Hi going to attempt to maybe point you in the right direction here, but beware that this particular area of GitHub relates the HackRF One device and its native drivers and tools only.
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