Install error - Step 2 (and general help) #168
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Seems that the script is unable to install ROS itself. Is there any output from the script or just what you posted? |
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Thank you for your help. Thanks |
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Hi Nimvardi, Glad to see you are checking out OpenPTrack. Yes OpenPTrack currently only works with Ubuntu. OpenPTrack Version 1 uses ROS Indigo and Ubuntu 14.04 while Version 2 (Gnocchi) uses ROS Kinectic and Ubuntu 16.04. Could you send the complete output you get when you run the script? Also, what version of Kinect are you using and how many of them do you plan to have? If you are using Kinect V2 and your machine has a i7 Intel processor and a NVIDIA GPU of at least 870 (see here), it might be easier for your to use OpenPTrack Version 2 (Gnocchi)which currently has a Docker Installation Process specifically targeted towards beginners. Please let us know if you have any more questions. Simeon |
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Hi Simeon deb http://packages.ros.org/ros/ubuntu trusty main 100%[======================================>] 1,162 --.-K/s in 0s 2018-07-30 10:46:46 (76.1 MB/s) - written to stdout [1162/1162] OK The following packages have unmet dependencies: The following packages have unmet dependencies: In order to use V2, can I just upgrade the OS or needs a new install? same for the ROS. Thanks Nimrod |
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Now tried installing Ubuntu 16.04 and after installing the Nvidia drivers im in a boot loop... |
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Hi Nimvardi, We will look at the output result above. Provided you have a NVIDIA GPU of at least 870, you are only supposed to install Ubuntu 16.04. After that you are to follow the instructions of the Docker Installation Process. Installing the Nvidia Drivers is not advised. The Docker images provide include all required drivers and dependencies. See if you can reinstall Ubuntu 16.04 and then follow the link instructions above. Simeon |
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Will do.Installed a new version and will follow the docker process. will keep you updated! Thanks for the support! |
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After reinstalling and going through the Docker steps - Thanks |
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Hi Nimvardi, Did you reboot your system before "Test nvidia-smi with the latest official CUDA image" as stated in the instructions? Not rebooting can lead to the error above Simeon |
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Hi. The system got stuck so hard to power off and reboot myself - so maybe thats why? Thanks for the help! N |
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Hi Nimvardi, The rebooting is a required step of the process. Even if you reinstall, when you get to that step again, you would be required to reboot. Is there any way you can find to reboot? Simeon |
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Hi Simeon Yes I managed to reinstall the docker. I am at the Thanks Nimrod |
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Hi Nimvardi, Multi camera tracking is used when you have more than one imager (in this case Kinect) and are setting up a network. If you are using just one camera, the image to use is the Open_ptrack-single_camera_tracking . Connect the Kinect before running the Open_ptrack-single_camera_tracking image as you need to have the Kinect connected to receive any tracking. Also note that if you plan to have more than one Kinect connected in a network, you need to use the Open_ptrack-multi_camera_tracking, and then proceed to the configuration section. You need to carry out configuration before you can begin multi-camera tracking. Let me know if you have any more questions. Simeon |
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Thank you for all the help Simeon I run the single camera and got this: Thanks again Nimrod |
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Hi Nimvardi, The above error means that the container is still running. Try clicking ctrl c in your terminal window to be sure that the process is closed. Another option is to close your terminal, open it again and then run the Open_ptrack-single_camera_tracking image again. As regards the tracking, after running the Open_ptrack-single_camera_tracking image you need to proceed to the Person Tracking section. See these pages on Single Camera Tracking and Multi camera tracking. Also check out this page for information on RVIZ and its use in visualizing OpenPTrack data I hope that helps. Simeon |
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Thank you.
Any idea? Thanks N |
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Ok. I think now im getting there. I set all of it up as on here. Done it until the Visualsing the World part, which I am not too sure what am I supposed to do there. I have an image on the Kinect RBG01 panel (when I change the setting in 'Image Topic') but nothing un the Kinect 01 panel ( I managed to have something before, by changing 'Depth Map Topic', but I cannot do it now.) Thanks |
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Hi Nimvardi, How is your use of OpenPTrack V2 going? If you are still having the issue above or any other issue, we could have a video call on Thursday to discuss further and help you with this. Please let me know Simeon |
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Hi Simeon I had a bit of a breakthrough, but done something and the Ubuntu crashed and it didn't restart so I reinstall the system now. Thanks for all the support! Nimrod |
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Hi Simeon But I want to install it on the machine and not the docker - should I follow these instructions? A call would be very helpful as i still didnt manage to load the movement tracker properly. Thanks N |
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Hi Nimvardi,
There is no need to follow those instructions.
The Docker installation has already done everything in those instructions for you. If you installed Docker, you already have everything installed.
Let's talk on Monday about whatever issues you may have.
Simeon
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Subject: Re: [OpenPTrack/open_ptrack] Install error - Step 2 (and general help) (#168)
Hi Simeon
I took me a few days to reinstall ubuntu...but its working now.
The docker works okay, but I seem to go through the entire process now from the beginning each time.
But I want to install it on the machine and not the docker - should I follow these instructions<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iagy-zU1cbV92YQI6EJhieM5-09BGrVsVmmz0QjK0XA/edit>?
A call would be very helpful as i still didnt manage to load the movement tracker properly.
Thanks
N
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Ok. But when I saved some settings and restarted it they were lost. Thanks N |
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Hello
I was advised to look at OpenPTrack for a research I am doing - Need to track the movements of 10
people in a 90sqm space for a 4 weeks duration.
I am having issues already at the 2nd step (Install ROS) -
*cd open_ptrack/scripts
chmod +x .sh
./ros_install.sh
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
ros-indigo-desktop-full : Depends: ros-indigo-desktop but it is not going to be installed
Depends: ros-indigo-perception but it is not going to be installed
Depends: ros-indigo-simulators but it is not going to be installed
**
and so on (more of the above last "Depends" lines.
Just to warn - I am very new to Ubuntu (linux in general) and Kinect.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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