Hi There,
just wanted to know how did you compiled ardupilot on BeagleBone?
I followed the procedure (after setting up kernel & co)
git clone git://github.com/ArduPilot/ardupilot.git
cd ArduPilot
git submodule update --init --recursive
All went fine but when I'm going to ArduCopter folder I'm unable to compile
debian@bblue:~/ardupilot/ArduCopter$ make linux
make: *** No rule to make target 'linux'. Stop.
debian@bblue:~/ardupilot/ArduCopter$
trying just a make shows me target available, not linux.
debian@bblue:~/ardupilot/ArduCopter$ make
ArduPilot Building
==================
The following web page has detailed information on building the code
http://dev.ardupilot.org/wiki/building-the-code/
Linux boards should use waf build system
Before building a target you need to be in the target vehicle type directory
e.g. ArduPlane, ArduCopter, APMrover2, AntennaTracker
Most targets support a "-upload" extension to upload the firmware
to a connected board. e.g. "make px4-v2-upload"
Some targets support a "-debug" extension to enable a debug build
(with debug symbols, and without optimisation)
Note that the px4 builds are NOT parallel safe, NO -j flag
Targets
-------
px4-v1 - the PX4v1 board
px4-v2 - the Pixhawk
px4-v3 - the Pixhawk with 2M flash
px4-v4 - the XRacer
vrbrain - the VRBrain boards
sitl - the SITL Software In The Loop simulation
f4light - the OpenPilot Revolution, Revolution Mini, AirbotF4 and similar boards
Looks like there is no rule to build from source on target or linux? Did I missed something?
Hi There, just wanted to know how did you compiled ardupilot on BeagleBone? I followed the procedure (after setting up kernel & co)
All went fine but when I'm going to ArduCopter folder I'm unable to compile
trying just a make shows me target available, not linux.
Looks like there is no rule to build from source on target or linux? Did I missed something?
Thanks