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Log for hrp2-dev-20171009 on Debian-10-x86_64: bulk.log (Back)

=> Checking for clear installation ===> Installing bootstrap dependencies for hrp2-dev-20171009 ===> Checking bootstrap dependencies for hrp2-dev-20171009 => Required system package gnupg>=1: gnupg-2.2.12 found => Required system package gzip: gzip-1.9 found => Required system package pkg_install>=20110805.12: pkg_install-20110805.12 found => Required system package pkgrepo2deb>=1.9: pkgrepo2deb-1.12 found ===> Done bootstrap-depends for hrp2-dev-20171009 ===> Installing full dependencies for hrp2-dev-20171009 => Installing /opt/robotpkg/var/lib/robotpkg/wip/packages/bsd/Debian-10-x86_64/All/hrp2-14-description-1.0.5.tgz robotpkg_add: Conflicting PLIST with py27-catkin-pkg-0.5.2: bin/catkin_create_pkg robotpkg_add: Can't install dependency py37-catkin-pkg>=0.2 robotpkg_add: Can't install dependency ros-comm>=1.13<1.15 robotpkg_add: 1 package addition failed To use ros, the following environment variables must contain those values: ROS_MASTER_URI http://localhost:11311 ROS_PACKAGE_PATH /opt/openrobots/share PYTHONPATH /opt/openrobots/lib/python2.7/site-packages PATH /opt/openrobots/bin As an alternative to the above configuration, commands can be executed by using the `env.sh' wrapper. For instance, roscore can be started like so: /opt/openrobots/etc/ros/env.sh roscore In Bourne shell scripts, the following file can be sourced instead: /opt/openrobots/etc/ros/setup.sh => Required robotpkg package openhrp3-hrp2>=1.0.0: N/A ===> Deinstalling for hrp2-dev