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That github link and the package you install using apt-get are one and the same.
If you install something using apt-get, you don't need to build it with catkin_make anymore.
What would be the point of distributing binaries otherwise?
Edit:
Ahhhh I thought they were different because in the link the ROS version is indigo and mine is kinetic. Thx !!
The Kinetic version is released from the indigo-devel branch. See wiki/ardrone_autonomy.
If you ever do need to build a package from source, what you did is not the way to go about it. See #q252478 for a general description of the process.
Asked: 2017-02-11 14:57:40 -0500
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.02 LTS Xenial
And what have you tried yourself that didn't work?
I tried to install the package from the indigo branch, before that I ran sudo apt-get install ros-kinetic-ardrone-autonomy
The catkin_make didn't work
But the
apt-getdid?Are you on an ARM platform by any chance?
The apt-get command works well ans i'm using Intel processor
So .. the package would then be installed, would it not?
After having
sourced/opt/ros/kinetic/setup.bash, it should be available.What is the output of
rospack find ardrone_autonomy?