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=== 2022 approach ===
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Robot Operating System (ROS) will run on a Pi, which should have a lifetime of usefulness for me.  ROS is recommended to run on Ubuntu for the easiest startup.  On June 2022, I used:
ROS is recommended to run on Ubuntu for the easiest installation.
 
Robot Operating System (ROS) will run on a Pi, which should have a lifetime of usefulness for me.  On June 2022, I used:
* [[Raspberry Pi Ubuntu quickstart]] with Ubuntu Server 20.04.4 LTS 64-bit, on [[Flash Drives|SAM 64 EVO microSD]].
* [[Raspberry Pi Ubuntu quickstart]] with Ubuntu Server 20.04.4 LTS 64-bit, on [[Flash Drives|SAM 64 EVO microSD]].
* [http://wiki.ros.org/noetic/Installation/Ubuntu ROS Noetic installed on Ubuntu]
* [http://wiki.ros.org/noetic/Installation/Ubuntu ROS Noetic installed on Ubuntu] - starting with ROS-Base: (Bare Bones)
 
I will hopefully be able to cross-compile for the Pi on a melange VM, so I don't have to build ANYTHING on the Pi.
* What VM?  Share abtdev1 so we have the horsepower for it all?  Cast?  no i need a place that is ready to go, that's why i did abtdev1... order memory?

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2022 approach

ROS is recommended to run on Ubuntu for the easiest installation.

Robot Operating System (ROS) will run on a Pi, which should have a lifetime of usefulness for me. On June 2022, I used:

I will hopefully be able to cross-compile for the Pi on a melange VM, so I don't have to build ANYTHING on the Pi.

  • What VM? Share abtdev1 so we have the horsepower for it all? Cast? no i need a place that is ready to go, that's why i did abtdev1... order memory?