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The current solution to remove the following packages installed via .deb

sudo apt-get remove ros-<distro>-gazebo-ros-control sudo apt-get remove ros-<distro>-gazebo-plugings

and also any other gazebo pkgs you want, but these two do the trick. Notice that you'd have to add version number next to gazebo<version number=""> above is you are not using the default gazebo for your distro. I am using gazebo7 with Indigo.

afterwards, clone the following in your own catkin_ws, and checkout the branch which corresponds to your gazebo version. Default should work with Indigo. https://github.com/ros-simulation/gazebo_ros_pkgs.git

just build them by catkin_make and source your workspace. Hopefully Gazebo won't crash now.

This worked for me.

The current solution is to remove the following packages installed via .deb.deb and manually build them. Run

sudo apt-get remove ros-<distro>-gazebo-ros-control sudo apt-get remove ros-<distro>-gazebo-plugings

and also any other gazebo pkgs you want, want to remove, but these two do the trick. Notice that you'd have to add version number next to gazebo<version number=""> gazebo above is you are not using the default gazebo for your distro. I am using gazebo7 with Indigo.Indigo so I replaced gazebo with gazebo7.

afterwards, clone the following in your own catkin_ws, and checkout the branch which corresponds to your gazebo version. Default should work with Indigo. https://github.com/ros-simulation/gazebo_ros_pkgs.git

just build them by catkin_make and source your workspace. Hopefully Gazebo won't crash now.

This worked for me.