Open kyuhyong1 opened 7 months ago
I'm not a developer of this tool, but regularly the binary file to run appears in the build
directory, right where you called cmake
to configure the project and make
to build it.
Maybe @dvornikov-aa can help also.
@kyuhyong1
sudo make install
is especially important for the service models -lah /etc/mavlink-serial-bridge/
?ls -lah /lib/systemd/system/mavlink-serial-bridge*
You can start the application manually: ./mavlink-serial-bridge -e /etc/mavlink-serial-bridge/example.yaml
Here is the help for the application (./mavlink-serial-bridge -h
):
MAVLink serial to UDP bridge v0.8
Usage:
mavlink-serial-bridge [-d] [-e] <app_config>
Options:
-d - print debug output,
-e - duplicate data from syslog to stderr,
-h - print this help.
I was able to build and install the project. I checked mavlink message is running on
/dev/ttyHS3
so I changed theexample.yaml
file on/etc/mavlink-serial-bridge
accordingly. Then I tried to runsudo systemctl start mavlink-serial-bridge@example
however I see no connection. When commanded to stop the service bysudo systemctl stop mavlink-serial-bridge
It returnedWhat is wrong with command? Is there a way to manually run the program in the terminal? like
./mavlink-serial-bridge example.yaml