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Your build is failing because you are using the /opt/ros/fuerte install tree. Due to file permissions, that can only be updated by the admin (root) user.
Do not try to build it there using the sudo
command. That is not a good solution.
Instead, check out a source overlay using rosws
or some similar tool, and build it there. That version will take precedence over the one installed in /opt/ros/fuerte.
2 | add reason for not updating /opt/ros |
Your build is failing because you are using the /opt/ros/fuerte install tree. Due to file permissions, that can only be updated by the admin (root) user.
Do not try to build it there using the sudo
command. That is not a good solution.
Instead, check out a source overlay using rosws
or some similar tool, and build it there. That version will take precedence over the one installed in /opt/ros/fuerte.
EDIT: The reason you should not ever make any changes in the /opt/ros trees is because future Debian package updates will destroy your work.