Closed doebrowsk closed 9 years ago
I'm taking point on this one.
The computer requires a 24 V DC input to power on, so we will need to find a workaround to allow booting the computer fully.
The SSD inside could be accessed directly but we should make sure the whole system runs with the ROS installation.
Got the power supply working in the lab to produce 24V for our computer. Now need to reinstall Linux as the Kernel is failing on loading from GRUB.
Ubuntu 14.04.03 LTS is installed, with a ROS workspace environment also on the machine. The workspace has been included in the code section of this repository.
To power the computer, one of the newer DC Power supplies from the upstairs Glennan 312 lab needs to be used, with a parallel input wired set at 24V and unlimited current (so it can draw as much current as it needs, about 4.5 Amps peak).
Computer still needs to be tested with the batteries powering it, but this issue is complete.
Ros Indigo needs to be installed on the Jinx computer (currently running Hydra), with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS present. This will provide the same environment that is normally developed in.
If we will need hardware changes, they should be documented here. Any other anomalies should also be documented.