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I found a temporary solution for my problem! I tested different versions/tags (whichever is the right terminology) of the Rosserial git and I found out that the error was introduced in version/tag 0.5.6. So for now I guess I will use 0.5.5, which works nicely with the xbee.

In order to use 0.5.5 of rosserial I had to enter a command inside of the git directory: git checkout ba83ced96c (this is the last commit of 0.5.5). Then it could install that with catkin_make and catking_make install

I found a temporary solution solution for my problem! I tested different versions/tags (whichever is the right terminology) of the Rosserial git and I found out that the error was introduced in version/tag 0.5.6. So for now I guess I will use 0.5.5, which works nicely with the xbee.

In order to use 0.5.5 of rosserial I had to enter a command inside of the git directory: git checkout ba83ced96c (this is the last commit of 0.5.5). Then it could install that with catkin_make and catking_make install

I found a temporary solution for my problem! I tested different versions/tags (whichever is the right terminology) of the Rosserial git and I found out that the error was introduced in version/tag 0.5.6. So for now I guess I will use 0.5.5, which works nicely with the xbee.

In order to use 0.5.5 of rosserial I had to enter a command inside of the git directory: git checkout ba83ced96c (this is the last commit of 0.5.5). Then it could install that with catkin_make and catking_make install

I found a temporary solution for my problem! I tested different versions/tags (whichever is the right terminology) of the Rosserial git and I found out that the error was introduced in version/tag 0.5.6. So for now I guess I will use 0.5.5, which works nicely with the xbee.

In order to use 0.5.5 of rosserial I had to enter a command inside of the git directory: git checkout ba83ced96c (this is the last commit of 0.5.5). Then it I could install that with catkin_make and catking_make install

Hope this issue gets fixed soon!

I found a temporary solution for my problem! I tested different versions/tags (whichever is the right terminology) of the Rosserial git and I found out that the error was introduced in version/tag 0.5.6. So for now I guess I will use 0.5.5, which works nicely with the xbee.

In order to use 0.5.5 of rosserial I had to enter a command inside of the git directory: git checkout ba83ced96c (this is the last commit of 0.5.5). Then I could install that with catkin_make and catking_make install

Hope this issue gets fixed soon!

I found a temporary solution for my problem! I tested different versions/tags (whichever is the right terminology) of the Rosserial git and I found out that the error was introduced in version/tag 0.5.6. So for now I guess I will use 0.5.5, which works nicely with the xbee.

In order to use 0.5.5 of rosserial I had to enter a command inside of the git directory: git checkout ba83ced96c (this is the last commit of 0.5.5). Then I could install that with catkin_make and catking_make install

Hope this issue gets fixed soon!

EDIT: It turns out I came across a lucky bug, because when I tried to do the same again on my other ROS copy, it did not work =(work.

I found a temporary solution solution for my problem! I tested different versions/tags (whichever is the right terminology) of the Rosserial git and I found out that the error problem was introduced in version/tag 0.5.6. So for now I guess I will use 0.5.5, which works nicely with the xbee.

Hope this issue gets fixed soon!

EDIT: It turns out I came across a lucky bug, because when I tried to do the same again on my other ROS copy, it did not work.. Really hope this issue gets fixed soon!