[husky_node-1] process has died [pid 9824, exit code -6,
When I run base.launch
I see the following error:
[husky_node-1] process has died [pid 17563, exit code -6, cmd /home/phandat/husky_melodic/devel/lib/husky_base/husky_node __name:=husky_node __log:=/home/phandat/.ros/log/e16926c2-4489-11ed-bda3-ff2d4b6e1391/husky_node-1.log].
log file: /home/phandat/.ros/log/e16926c2-4489-11ed-bda3-ff2d4b6e1391/husky_node-1*.log
Please help me!
Asked by Phan on 2022-10-05 04:06:39 UTC
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base.launch
file are you running? Because I can not find any such file mentioned in their documentation.Asked by ravijoshi on 2022-10-07 02:06:57 UTC
I launch base.launch in https://github.com/husky/husky/tree/melodic-devel/husky_base I had a husky A200 robot and now I am trying to connect its hardware
Asked by Phan on 2022-10-08 03:45:04 UTC
I read the base.launch. I think you are probably failing to set the port argument.
https://github.com/husky/husky/blob/def9749008818e0d57a50db528df5012fb53432d/husky_base/launch/base.launch#L34
According to the following, either the destination specified in the
HUSKY_PORT
environment variable or/dev/prolific
is the port.https://github.com/husky/husky/blob/def9749008818e0d57a50db528df5012fb53432d/husky_base/launch/base.launch#L29
Asked by miura on 2022-10-08 04:51:08 UTC
Does that mean I have to replace HUSKY_PORT or /dev/prolific with the number representing HUSKY_PORT port? And where can I find it?
Asked by Phan on 2022-10-08 06:59:35 UTC
It is probably a string, not a number. This is inferred from the fact that the default value is
/dev/prolific
. I don't have Husky and have never run husky_base.It seems that husky_base is the node for running the actual robot. Is there a /dev/prolific in the robot's control PC?
It seems that if you want to run a simulation, you need to run another node.
Asked by miura on 2022-10-08 07:13:27 UTC
I finished the simulation run and now I am running the real thing I got the above error. Exactly, it's to connect to the Husky robot's hardware Do you know how to find /dev/prolific in the robot's control PC?
Asked by Phan on 2022-10-08 07:34:38 UTC
Perhaps /dev/prolific is present in Husky if the wiring in Husky is correctly connected. Is /dev/prolific or some other file under /dev created on the PC in Husky when you unplug and plug the USB?
Asked by miura on 2022-10-09 04:06:00 UTC