Trying to compile MotoROS2 to DX200 target #111
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Hi, I'm following the above page. If any mistakes could be reported or evolution would be raised to help to understand, I follow. Julien |
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To get it out of the way: DX200 is not yet officially supported. See the top of the main README. We haven't yet merged #49, so the easy way out for us would be to say: "please wait a bit for official DX200 support". However, I believe @ted-miller has successfully built #49 using mpBuilder. Could you please clarify what exactly you have done, which files you've downloaded, which branches you've checked out, how you've setup everything, etc? |
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@Julien44270: just wanted to let you know we've just released You also don't need to build it from source any more, as we've included DX200 binaries in this release. |
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If you're referring to the steps in the documentation where it asks you to save the
.yaml
on the SRAM drive as a user defined file: that's not used on DX200.Place the
.yaml
on a USB stick (FAT32 formatted) and insert it intoCN106
. Then reboot.(I'd like to reiterate we don't officially yet support DX200. This is one of those areas where the documentation still needs to be updated/clarified more)