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Fuerte is not supported on Ubuntu Natty. How did you install it?
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Fuerte is not supported on Ubuntu Natty. How did you install it?
If you had the Fuerte version of rosdep, it should say:
$ rosdep resolve libdc1394-dev --os=ubuntu:natty
#apt
libdc1394-22-dev
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Fuerte is not supported on Ubuntu Natty. How did you install it?
If you had the Fuerte version of rosdep, it should say:
$ rosdep resolve libdc1394-dev --os=ubuntu:natty
#apt
libdc1394-22-dev
Although Fuerte itself may have problems running Natty, I would expect camera1394 itself to work OK.
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Fuerte is not supported on Ubuntu Natty. How did you install it?
If you had the Fuerte version of rosdep, it should say:
$ rosdep resolve libdc1394-dev --os=ubuntu:natty
#apt
libdc1394-22-dev
Although Fuerte itself may have problems running Natty, I would expect camera1394 itself to work OK.
| | 5 | No.5 Revision |
Fuerte is not supported on Ubuntu Natty. How did you install it?
If you had the Fuerte version of rosdep, it should say:
$ rosdep resolve libdc1394-dev --os=ubuntu:natty
#apt
libdc1394-22-dev
Although Fuerte may have problems running Natty, I would expect camera1394 itself to work OK.
Overall, I recommend either upgrading to Ubuntu Precise or Oneiric, or going back to ROS Electric.
| | 6 | update for diamondback |
Fuerte is not supported on Ubuntu Natty. How did you install it?
If you had the Fuerte version of rosdep, it should say:
$ rosdep resolve libdc1394-dev --os=ubuntu:natty
#apt
libdc1394-22-dev
Although Fuerte may have problems running Natty, I would expect camera1394 itself to work OK.
Overall, I recommend either upgrading to Ubuntu Precise or Oneiric, or going back to ROS Electric.
EDIT: Now you mention Diamondback, which is supported on Natty (though not actively at this point).
Why can't you install ros-diamondback-camera-drivers using apt-get?
I don't know why the Diamondback rosdep is not working correctly for you. Nevertheless, you should be able to install that library by hand and compile the camera driver:
$ sudo apt-get install libdc1394-22-dev
$ rosmake camera1394 --no-rosdep
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