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It's pretty simple. It seems that only ros-jade-pointgrey-camera-driver aptitude package is available for armhf. I'd rather continue to use indigo if possible, and I know that ros-indigo-pointgrey-camera-driver is available on other platforms.
When I was building Indigo packages for armhf six months ago, the pointgrey driver included a binary driver that only supported x86, so it didn't build on ARM.
It looks like this has been resolved in a recent release ( https://github.com/ros-drivers/pointg... ), but the fix hasn't made it back to the Indigo builds for armhf yet.
You should be able to check out the latest version from source, build and run it on armhf. Perhaps you just forgot to build it before you tried to run it?
Thanks, turns out I'm not used to the new catkin_make system. There's some setup.bash script that catkin_make generates that I needed to source in order for all the paths to line up. That said, I'm not too sure this package is working well on armhf, but that's another conversation.
To run it on the Jeston board (ARM chip) I had to do: clone github with git etc. sudo apt-get install ros-indigo-roslint source devel/setup.bash catkin_make
Cheers, Thomas
Asked: 2015-05-13 17:09:11 -0600
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Last updated: May 13 '15
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Why do you want to build the apt package? Why not just install the package from source?
I have actually tried that, and I get errors when I run the camera.launch file:
Could not find library corresponding to plugin pointgrey_camera_driver/PointGreyCameraNodelet.