Well duh.
Thanks.
Well duh.
Thanks.
How to compile arduCopter? git link is broken and typin make configure show
error: Not a git repository âŠ
Have you tried to follow our tutorial? I just checked all links and they donât seem to be broken.
Could you please copy the steps thatâd led to the mistake, because at the moment itâs kinda hard to deduce the source of your problem from the information weâre given.
https://github.com/emlid/ardupilot/tree/navio-rpi2 here is the link
ardupilot/ArduCopter#$make configure
@george.staroselskiy has added runtime configuration for RPI2 and RPI, so there is no need for a separate branch any more, you can compile from the GitHub - emlid/ardupilot at navio branch.
when i tried to clone, shows
error: the requested URL returned error 430 âŠ
How i can to compile from the URL, first i must to got cloen right?
git clone -b navio git@github.com:emlid/ardupilot.git
cd ardupilot/ArduCopter
make configure
make navio
These are the commands you can use to compile APM from source code. Works for me!
What OS do you use? Could you please copy and paste the commands youâre using? Thus, we can understand what your problem is.
Maybe youâre trying to compile on your Rasperry Pi but itâs not connected to the Internet? Could that be the case?
Either way, if youâre not going to modify the source code, you can just use our .deb package for installation.
its very good news about running main loop at 400Hz without missing a single cycle in RPI2
is thatâs mean its very secure autopilot .
how can i test my RPI1 and i will try testing my RPI2
but also PX4 autopilot have 400Hz output servo >>> what do you think !
interesting , what is the servo output frequency for arduplane
i have 333Hz digital servo
APM 2.6 have only 50Hz servo output frequency for arduplane
so whats about NAVIO+
i think NAVIO+ have more than that
RCOutput frequency is a configurable parameter, Navio supports all the necessary frequency values for APM.
interesting ,
can you tell me how to change RCOutput frequency to 330HZ servo output
am using arduplane.
Thanks for your effort on the RT kernel. Could you update the GitHub page to reflect your recent changes? (Iâd like to modify your config to get USB audio working RT - not related to Navio+).
Look for RC_SPEED
Mike,
Iâve removed old branches and set the working rt branch to be default in the repo.
Also, pull request for USB driver fix Iâve made has been accepted in Raspberry Pi kernel, so currently itâs okay to apply rt patch over it (and then disable USB_FIQ in cmdline.txt).
Thanks. Could you please update the instructions on the README?
Specifically, there is no need to git checkout, and arch/arm/boot/Image does not exist.
arch/arm/boot/Image is the compiled kernel and, of course, will appear only after successful kernel compilation.
After following the instructions on ArchLinux:
~/linux-rt-rpi/arch/arm/boot (git)-[rpi-3.18.9-rt5] % ls
bootp/ compressed/ dts/ install.sh Makefile
The instructions used to work⊠creating a Image file as expectedâŠ
Please post what youâre doing step by step and the terminal output after you run make -j5.