Has anyone installed Mission Planner 2 on a Raspberry Pi? I would like to build one with a 7" screen as a dedicated ground station. I would like to use mission planner but it only works on Windows. Any help or advise here would be great
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try installing mono on the pi, and then try
Thankyou for taking the time to respond none the less.
Not only is it Windows, but it's an x86 executable. The Raspberry Pi has an ARM processor. The layers of emulation here make it a fairly quixotic undertaking at best.
Hey Ya, I was wondering if you managed to figure anything out? Im looking at doing exactly the same thing, integrating a PI with Mission Planner into a hard brief case ground station. The other option I was thinking about is perhaps running droid or APM planner. Is it possible to tune a model through it? Are all the parameter adjustments available? and if not is it possible to cross between GS softwares? so say use a laptop running MP for the tuning and then once the model is flying fine just using APM or droid planner or one of the others through the Pi in the station?
I think this could make for a seriosly pimped out and compact ground station. :)
Cheers
I have APM Planner 2 running on a Pi2 running Ubuntu and it seems to be pretty stable. I have been away from it for a good part of the summer due to other priorities but I am about to dig back in and I have already found that I can configure the bird without any issues using the Pi and a 7" screen.... when I get it completed and mounted in a case it is going to be a seriously cool piece of field equipment.
So there is no way using Ubuntu or Wheezy on the Pi? I thought I had seen posts of people doing this...
You may try to install windows on the pi2 and then install MP, but i do not believe it will work.
Otherwise get odroid, install android and try installing droidplanner or andropilot....
Good luck.....