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Are you using the version provided with the binaries? Version 0.11 (which can be downloaded from here) shouldn't have that issue.

The version that ships with the NAO v4 binaries hasn't yet been released and the commit that fixes your issue was only merged a few days ago.

We're currently working on a official release. You can either wait for it to be ready (which will hopefully happen soon) try installing version 0.11 (though I suspect v0.11 is not going to mix well with the binary installation) or just run version 0.11 remotely.

Are you using the version provided with the binaries? Version 0.11 0.10 (which can be downloaded from here) shouldn't have that issue.

The version that ships with the NAO v4 binaries hasn't yet been released and the commit that fixes your issue was only merged a few days ago.

We're currently working on a official release. You can either wait for it to be ready (which will hopefully happen soon) try installing version 0.11 0.10 (though I suspect v0.11 v0.10 is not going to mix well with the binary installation) or just run version 0.11 0.10 remotely.

Are you using the version provided with the binaries? Version 0.10 (which can be downloaded from here) shouldn't have that issue.

The version that ships with the NAO v4 binaries hasn't yet been released and the commit that fixes your issue was only merged a few days ago.

We're currently working on a official release. You can either wait for it to be ready (which will hopefully happen soon) try installing version 0.10 (though I suspect v0.10 is not going to mix well with the binary installation) or just run version 0.10 remotely. remotely.

Update

The actual issue is that the scripts under nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util don't get installed, if you're in a hurry you can hack it to work by downloading the latest devel version and copying them by hand, eg:

$> cd /path/to/temp/dir
$> git clone -b devel https://github.com/miguelsdc/nao_robot.git
$> roscd nao_driver
$> sudo cp /path/to/temp/dir/nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util/* src/

Are you using the version provided with the binaries? Version 0.10 (which can be downloaded from here) shouldn't have that issue.

The version that ships with the NAO v4 binaries hasn't yet been released and the commit that fixes your issue was only merged a few days ago.

We're currently working on a official release. You can either wait for it to be ready (which will hopefully happen soon) try installing version 0.10 (though I suspect v0.10 is not going to mix well with the binary installation) or just run version 0.10 remotely.

Update

The actual issue is that the scripts under nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util don't get installed, if you're in a hurry you can hack it to work by downloading the latest devel version and copying them by hand, eg:

$> cd /path/to/temp/dir
$> git clone -b devel https://github.com/miguelsdc/nao_robot.git
'https://github.com/miguelsdc/nao_robot.git'
$> roscd nao_driver
$> sudo cp /path/to/temp/dir/nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util/* src/

Are you using the version provided with the binaries? Version 0.10 (which can be downloaded from here) shouldn't have that issue.

The version that ships with the NAO v4 binaries hasn't yet been released and the commit that fixes your issue was only merged a few days ago.

We're currently working on a official release. You can either wait for it to be ready (which will hopefully happen soon) try installing version 0.10 (though I suspect v0.10 is not going to mix well with the binary installation) or just run version 0.10 remotely.

Update

The actual issue is that the scripts under nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util don't get installed, if you're in a hurry you can hack it to work by downloading the latest devel version and copying them by hand, eg:

$> cd /path/to/temp/dir
$> git clone -b devel 'https://github.com/miguelsdc/nao_robot.git'
$> roscd nao_driver
$> sudo cp /path/to/temp/dir/nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util/* -r /path/to/temp/dir/nao_robot/nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util/ src/

Are you using the version provided with the binaries? Version 0.10 (which can be downloaded from here) shouldn't have that issue.

The version that ships with the NAO v4 binaries hasn't yet been released and the commit that fixes your issue was only merged a few days ago.

We're currently working on a official release. You can either wait for it to be ready (which will hopefully happen soon) try installing version 0.10 (though I suspect v0.10 is not going to mix well with the binary installation) or just run version 0.10 remotely.

Update

The actual issue is that the scripts under nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util don't get installed, if you're in a hurry you can hack it to work by downloading the latest devel version and copying them by hand, eg:

$> cd /path/to/temp/dir
$> git clone -b devel 'https://github.com/miguelsdc/nao_robot.git'
$> roscd nao_driver
$> cp -r /path/to/temp/dir/nao_robot/nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util/ src/
nao_robot/nao_driver/src/nao_driver/util/ /opt/ros/groovy/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/nao_driver/

You may need to use sudo in front of the last command.