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OK, it worked. Although approach was the same, method was different. I followed these tutorials (link). Main problem was that Raspberry Pi 3 is an arm based architecture and all of the Aria Softwares (link) are based on intel/amd processor based architecture. So, here is what I did. It is important to mention that I was using ubuntu 16.06 mate and ROS-Kinetic.
So, the steps are as follows.
sudo dpkg --force-all -i libaria_2.9.0+ubuntu12+gcc4.6_amd64.debmake clean. make -j4 cd ~/catkin_wscatkin_make --force-cmakeIt is worth mentioning that here in this stage, my setup was failed but just to make sure, I rant it again and the second time it worked. It was installed by my colleague in another machine and he experienced the same which means that it worked on second time
Thanks to ReedHedges for helping me out.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
OK, it worked. Although approach was the same, method was different. I followed these tutorials (link). Main problem was that Raspberry Pi 3 is an arm based architecture and all of the Aria Softwares (link) are based on intel/amd processor based architecture. So, here is what I did. It is important to mention that I was using ubuntu 16.06 mate and ROS-Kinetic.
So, the The steps are as follows.
sudo dpkg --force-all -i libaria_2.9.0+ubuntu12+gcc4.6_amd64.debmake clean. make -j4 cd ~/catkin_wscatkin_make --force-cmakeIt is worth mentioning that here in this stage, my setup was failed but just to make sure, I rant it again and the second time it worked. It was installed by my colleague in another machine and he experienced the same which means that it worked on second time
Thanks to ReedHedges for helping me out.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
OK, it worked. Although approach was the same, method was different. I followed these tutorials (link). Main problem was that Raspberry Pi 3 is an arm based architecture and all of the Aria Softwares (link) are based on intel/amd processor based architecture. So, here is what I did. It is important to mention that I was using ubuntu 16.06 mate and ROS-Kinetic.
The steps are as follows.
sudo dpkg --force-all -i libaria_2.9.0+ubuntu12+gcc4.6_amd64.debmake clean. make -j4 cd ~/catkin_wscatkin_make --force-cmakeIt is worth mentioning that here in this stage, my setup was failed but just to make sure, I rant it again and the second time it worked. It was installed by my colleague in another machine and he experienced the same which means that it worked on second time
Thanks to ReedHedges for helping me out.
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
OK, it worked. Although approach was the same, method was different. I followed these tutorials (link). Main problem was that Raspberry Pi 3 is an arm based architecture and all of the Aria Softwares (link) are based on intel/amd processor based architecture. So, here is what I did. It is important to mention that I was using ubuntu 16.06 mate and ROS-Kinetic.
The steps are as follows.
Go to the download directory
run sudo dpkg --force-all -i libaria_2.9.0+ubuntu12+gcc4.6_amd64.deb
run make clean.
run make -j4
cd ~/catkin_wscatkin_make --force-cmakeIt is worth mentioning that here in this stage, my setup was failed but just to make sure, I rant it again and the second time it worked. It was installed by my colleague in another machine and he experienced the same which means that it worked on second time
go to the ros workspace cd ~/catkin_ws
Run catkin_make --force-cmake
So, it worked.
Thanks to ReedHedges for helping me out. From his post above, I got the clue to resolve this issue.
| | 5 | No.5 Revision |
OK, it worked. Although approach was the same, method was different. I followed these tutorials (link). Main problem was that Raspberry Pi 3 is an arm based architecture and all of the Aria Softwares (link) are based on intel/amd processor based architecture. So, here is what I did. It is important to mention that I was using ubuntu 16.06 mate and ROS-Kinetic.
The steps are as follows.
Download Aria (link)
Run the following command )
Go to the download directory
run sudo dpkg --force-all -i libaria_2.9.0+ubuntu12+gcc4.6_amd64.deb
run make clean.
run make -j4
It is worth mentioning that here in this stage, my setup was failed but just to make sure, I rant it again and the second time it worked. It was installed by my colleague in another machine and he experienced the same which means that it worked on second time
go to the ros workspace cd ~/catkin_ws
Run catkin_make --force-cmake
So, it worked.
Thanks to ReedHedges for helping me out. From his post above, I got the clue to resolve this issue.
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