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Running into issues with Teensy 4.1 #1192
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Ok, did some digging and it appears that somehow
And now this seems to be the same issue as addressed in this thread. Problem is I'm having trouble understanding from the answers there what I have to change -- or even if it is relevant since I'm using a different board. |
@Acuadros95 can you take a quick look? |
@Acuadros95 before you put time into this I am going to try a fresh install of the micro-ROS Arduino library as per #684 (comment) and then update. |
With a fresh install I'm seeing the same error -- it must have something to do with the |
From what I have figured out, a number of paths in the |
Hi! This should be solved by the following PR: #1261 Please check it out, reopen if the problem persist. |
I'll test this, thank you! Funny, you posted this just as I was thinking of revisiting this project... |
Hi again! Beyond simply updating the repo on my end are there any other changes I need to perform? I just tried compiling the example publisher again for Teensy 4.1 and see the following:
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You need to reapply the Patch teensyduino steps. Also, make sure that you installed Teensyduino with the current supported approach: link. |
I am also facing the same issue, any solution? |
Hi! Hoping to get some help getting my Teensy 4.1 running the publisher example.
Using micro-ROS Arduino on Ubuntu 22.04 running Humble.
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Happy to provide any additional information as needed. Thanks!
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