[ros-users] Is there a way to use ROS on debian systems ?
Willy Lambert
lambert.willy at gmail.com
Sun Feb 27 16:57:42 UTC 2011
Thanks for updating.
which version of Debian are you using ? only the stable version (Squeeze) is
tested and supported. Others may failed
I surprised of some of your adds :
_ Failed to find rosdep boost for package rosout on OS:debian
version:squeeze ==> this has to be solved modifying the rosdep.yaml files
concerned. In general it is because of the use of sid/squeeze tag instead of
squeeze.
I suggest you read this :
http://www.ros.org/wiki/rosdep/Tutorials/Add%20new%20OS%20to%20rosdep.yamland
try to edit the fault rosdep.yaml. Please send a full installation log
if you want help in this
_ ("ROS-only") builds fine. ==> this is due to the faulty rosdep.yaml
_For the "Base Install" you additionally need package mercurial, otherwise
you get ==> I am surprise you have this, I thougth it was only necessary in
the Diamondback version. Does anyone know if it is the case ?
If you have problems with Cturtle, I highly suggest you go with Diamondback
that I have tested and for wich patches have already been send to correct
the rosdep.yaml files
2011/2/27 Martin Weis <martin.weis.newsadress at gmx.de>
> Dear Willy Lambert!
>
> Lambert wrote:
> > I have a debian OS and I'd like to install ROS on it. As packages seems
> to
> > be only released for Ubuntu I tried the "SVN installation" but it can't
> find
> > log4cpp and boost dependencies.
> > Is there a way to use it on Debian ? Do I need to tune something ?
>
> I added some information to the wiki page (required packages):
> http://www.ros.org/wiki/cturtle/Installation/Debian
>
> Hope this helps, integration into the install process/setup scripts
> appreciated (anyone skilled enough?)
> Yours sincerly,
> --
> Martin Weis
>
>
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