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This is a layer to provide ROS Groovy Galapagos in an OpenEmbedded Linux system.
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This is a layer to provide ROS Hydromedusa in an OpenEmbedded Linux system.
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Currently, this layer is still under development and only provides
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Currently, this layer is still under development and only provides
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cross-compilation of the basic ros-comm packages.
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cross-compilation of the basic ros-comm packages.
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Look at the meta-ros test reports for the description of the current state.
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Look at the meta-ros test reports for the description of the current state.
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The recipe core-image-ros-roscore provides a minimal Linux system that runs
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The recipe core-image-ros-groovy-qemux86-running-roscore provides a minimal
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roscore.
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Linux system that runs roscore on the qemu x86 virtual machine.
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You can compile the minimal Linux system with
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You can compile the minimal Linux system with
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bitbake core-image-ros-groovy-qemux86-running-roscore
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bitbake core-image-ros-roscore
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Then, you start this system with
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Then for example, you start this system in the qemu virtual machine with
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runqemu qemux86 core-image-ros-groovy-qemux86-running-roscore
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runqemu <MACHINE> core-image-ros-roscore
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On the Linux system, ensure that the own host's name in resolved by adding
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127.0.0.1 <HOSTNAME>.localdomain <HOSTNAME>
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to the /etc/hosts file, and set up the environment with
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In the qemu shell, set up the environment with
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export ROS_ROOT=/usr
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export ROS_ROOT=/usr
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export ROS_MASTER_URI=http://localhost:11311
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export ROS_MASTER_URI=http://localhost:11311
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export CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/usr
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export CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/usr
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