Hello, I attempted to install BlueOS on my Raspberry Pi 4B by running the command
sudo su -c 'curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bluerobotics/blueos-docker/master/install/install.sh | bash'.
However, after restarting my Raspberry Pi, I discovered that the BlueOS Core was not functioning properly. I checked the log for BlueOS Bootstrap and found an error, which is shown in the attached image below.
I am running the Raspbian OS 2023-05-03-raspios-bullseye-armhf-lite.img.xz. I am hoping you can help me resolve this issue with the BlueOS Bootstrap.
Hi @Sakthivelj -
Is your intention to use BlueOS with the Raspberry Pi 4B? The best way to install this is to flash the BlueOS image to an SD card - I would recommend this approach. You can find instructions here:
@tony-white Thank you for your message. I am familiar with the method you mentioned, but I need some customization when using install.sh. That’s why I am trying this way, which will allow me to automatically install my required packages.
To add on that, we have created an issue on the specific library besides locking subdependencies on bootstrap as well. It should be fixed on the following days.
It should be fixed on latest master already, we are also updating BlueOS related dockers to use python 3.11. One of the roots of such issue was that python 3.7 is EOL. So soon, BlueOS master, bootstrap and future beta and stable versions should come with the new python.