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newly installed stack not yet working - what did I miss?

asked 2011-05-29 21:23:16 -0500

tschoni gravatar image

Hi everyone

I'm trying to get a newly installed stack to work, it's my first time so be gentle :). The package I would like to install is gpsd_client. So I used following command, with the stack name found here

sudo apt-get install ros-unstable-gps-umd

and this seems to run through properly. If I run it again it says "ros-unstable-gps-umd is already the newest version", so that sound good. If I then run

rosrun gpsd_client gpsd_client _host:=localhost _port:=2947

I get the error "[rospack] couldn't find package [gpsd_client]". What did I miss? And where did the installed files go? Intuitively I would expect to /opt/ros/releasename/stacks ... but there I dont find it.

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Which version of ROS did you install - unstable or diamondback? If you installed unstable, everything should be in /opt/ros/unstable/stacks. If you installed diamondback, you should probably use ros-diamondback-gps-umd instead.
Ivan Dryanovski gravatar image Ivan Dryanovski  ( 2011-05-29 22:42:05 -0500 )edit

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answered 2011-05-30 12:47:33 -0500

tschoni gravatar image

I have diamondback installed but didn't understand that "unstable" is referred to the ROS version. Now that I know this is trivial.

ros-diamondback-gps-umd

did the trick. Thanks a lot, Dryanovski


Which version of ROS did you install - unstable or diamondback? If you installed unstable, everything should be in /opt/ros/unstable/stacks. If you installed diamondback, you should probably use ros-diamondback-gps-umd instead. - Ivan Dryanovski (13 hours ago)

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