-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 104
ROS indigo build failed on debian 8 #189
Comments
This seems to compile fine for me on Debian Jessie. Can you give a few more details of your setup:
|
Thanks for you reply.
I found that the robot_model source in src folder is differ from source in github, so I checkout the newest commit on indigo-devel branch and copy it into src folder, I also add c++11 flag to CMakeList.txt file, it change to another error:
|
Were you able to find a solution for this problem? Im encountering this error also. |
Let me see what we can do here. @ita93 It looks like you are using an old, otherwise out-of-date version of liburdfdom-dev. That accounts for the problems you reported on March 14. For that matter, that may be the root cause of all of your problems. How did you install liburdfdom-dev? Did you build from source? If so, what version did you build? Just FYI, you can get binary packages for ROS indigo on jessie by adding:
To /etc/apt/sources.list. It might help to remove your custom compiled liburdfdom-dev, and install the binary package. |
I am also facing this issue on archlinux. urdfdom is version 1.0.0. This is the latest release that I can find. Is a master version required? |
Could it be that an |
@languitar No, urdfdom 1.0.0 should work fine, I think. It's possible that there is something missing in the code, but I haven't been able to reproduce it at all, so I'm not sure. Can you describe your OS setup, environment, and catkin workspace setup? Also, what's the exact error you are getting? If I can get all of that, I can attempt to reproduce the problem. |
@clalancette Hi, sorry for my lately reply. I uninstall everything relate to the ROS on my Debian, then I re-download and install again, and it works. When I install ROS before, I follow the guide for Debian Wheezy (guide for jessie is not available), and it have a step to resolve Dependencies not available in the Debian Wheezy branch. When I re-install ROS, i found that these packages are available on Jessie, so I ignore these steps, and It works. The install procedure currently is same as the guide for install ROS on Raspbian Jessie (but not use |
It's archlinux 64 and I have been using the |
hi @ita93 its just do it like the guide on ros.org? then not use git reset -- hard 9ae725 command? |
@ita93 I have do like what u SAY not use git reset but still not work so sad can U help me check? |
possibly related to |
I think the original issue here has been solved, so I'm going to close this out. Feel free to reopen if you disagree. |
Currently, I tried to install ROS indigo version on debian 8 (jessie), I also apply patch to fix c++ 11 issues, but I procedure another issue late to URDF. The log as before:
`
`
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: