Docker environment for cross compiling ROS2 Bouncy for Raspberry Pi
$ bash create_sysroot.sh
If you want to add a specific dependency, you can do it in Dockerfile_sysroot
.
If you already have your own sysroot, you can use it. You only have to rename it ros2-raspbian-rootfs
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If you experience any build issue, try again using the sysroot created by the provided bash script.
$ cd ros2_ws
$ mkdir src
$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ros2/ros2/release-latest/ros2.repos
$ vcs import src < ros2.repos
$ touch \
src/ros2/ros1_bridge/COLCON_IGNORE \
src/ros2/rviz/COLCON_IGNORE \
src/ros2/urdfdom/COLCON_IGNORE \
src/ros2/urdf/COLCON_IGNORE \
src/ros2/kdl_parser/COLCON_IGNORE \
src/ros/resource_retriever/COLCON_IGNORE \
src/ros2/robot_state_publisher/COLCON_IGNORE \
src/ros2/demos/COLCON_IGNORE
$ cd ..
$ bash build_ros2_raspberry.sh
This last command will mount the ros2_ws directory as a volume. You will find the compiled SDK inside that folder.
$ rsync -avz -e 'ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null' --progress ros2_ws/install [email protected]:/home/pi/ros2_bouncy_sdk
Check the IP address of your Raspberry Pi and the path where you want to copy the SDK.
$ export COLCON_CURRENT_PREFIX=/home/pi/ros2_bouncy_sdk/install
$ source /home/pi/ros2_bouncy_sdk/install/setup.sh
$ ros2 run examples_rclcpp_minimal_publisher publisher_lambda
libc6.so
error when building packages depending onvc
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