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"package 'realsense2_camera' not found #3142
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Hi @alonsnir Is this the same problem that you described at #3139 (comment) please or a different issue? |
Hi @MartyG-RealSense it's sort of the same, as that's the same hardware spec, but I'm trying to get it to work with the default Ubuntu 22.04 kernels 6.5, so the OS setup is different |
I note that the camera firmware driver version listed at the top of this case is 5.14. That firmware was designed for librealsense version 2.53.1. If you have librealsense 2.55.1 installed then your firmware driver needs to be 5.16.0.1. |
I suggest to ignore camera firmware at this point, as I get this error when, intentionally, no camera been connected.
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When installing with the sudo apt install method, only the two installation instructions below should be used after the Ubuntu sources have been configured with the instructions at http://wiki.ros.org/Installation/Ubuntu/Sources 1. Install librealsense2 2. Install ROS2 wrapper Source code and apt package builds of librealsense should not be made on the same computer, as you could end up with more than one librealsense installation, with conflicts between the two. |
Ubuntu sources been configured before installing This is a fresh setup, no build from sources here |
Do librealsense's text-based tools behave correctly even if the ROS wrapper has the package error? For example, are you able to run rs-enumerate-devices to obtain information about the camera? |
Hi @alonsnir Do you require further assistance with this case, please? Thanks! |
Case closed due to no further comments received. |
"package 'realsense2_camera' not found
Option 2: Install librealsense2 (without graphical tools and examples) debian package from ROS servers (Foxy EOL distro is not supported by this option):
sudo apt install ros-humble-librealsense2*
Then the error:
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