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You need to call:
source /opt/ros/electric/setup.sh
either manually or in your .bashrc
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You need to call:
source /opt/ros/electric/setup.sh
either manually or in your .bashrc.bashrc.
Check whether /opt/ros/electric/ros/core/roslib/src exists, and if not, run
sudo aptitude reinstall ros-electric-ros
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You need to call:
source /opt/ros/electric/setup.sh
either manually or in your .bashrc.
Check whether /opt/ros/electric/ros/core/roslib/src exists, and if not, run
sudo aptitude reinstall ros-electric-ros
EDIT: As Lorenz said, you should not use sudo. You should never ever ever use sudo, unless a tutorial tells you to.
So your only problem is:
import cv_bridge
ImportError: No module named cv_bridge
To import cv_bridge, cv_bridge must be listed in irobot_mudd/manifest.xml as
<depend package="cv_bridge"/>
Only then does roslib.load_manifest('irobot_mudd') put cv_bridge into the python path.
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