Difference between revisions of "How to Install Ubuntu Virtual Image"
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*Download [https://www.vmware.com/products/workstation-pro.html| VMware 16] | *Download [https://www.vmware.com/products/workstation-pro.html| VMware 16] | ||
*Click to download the configured Ubuntu virtual machine image file below; if you want to configure the Ubuntu ROS system by yourself, you can refer to the advanced tutorial. It is recommended to use our configured image for the first time to avoid various problems when configuring the image yourself. | *Click to download the configured Ubuntu virtual machine image file below; if you want to configure the Ubuntu ROS system by yourself, you can refer to the advanced tutorial. It is recommended to use our configured image for the first time to avoid various problems when configuring the image yourself. | ||
+ | :[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aAbFgVIIsPZkS5SltB1vq5yy1xaFuqea/view?usp=sharing | Ubuntu JetBot Image] | ||
*Install and run the VMware software, click "File -> Open -> Open the downloaded <Ubuntu JetBot.vmx>", click "Start this virtual machine" and log in, where the username and password are: jetbot. | *Install and run the VMware software, click "File -> Open -> Open the downloaded <Ubuntu JetBot.vmx>", click "Start this virtual machine" and log in, where the username and password are: jetbot. | ||
[[File:Ubuntu Virtual Image01.png]]<br/> | [[File:Ubuntu Virtual Image01.png]]<br/> |
Revision as of 10:34, 9 August 2022
JetBot ROS AI Kit Basic Tutorial
- How to Assemble JetBot
- How to Install Jetson Nano Image
- Install Ubuntu Virtual Image
- How to Configure Multi-machine Communication
- Robot Movement Control
- View Node Topics with ROS
- How to Calibrate the Robot Odometer
- How to Enable the Camera Node
- How to Enable the Lidar Node
- JetBot ROS AI Kit Main Page
Step 1: Install VMware on PC
The robot uses the ubuntu virtual machine as the remote control terminal, and it is more convenient and intuitive to control the robot by using various graphical tools of ROS. Here, open the Ubuntu image through VMware virtual machine software. VMware version is not lower than 16.
- Download VMware 16
- Click to download the configured Ubuntu virtual machine image file below; if you want to configure the Ubuntu ROS system by yourself, you can refer to the advanced tutorial. It is recommended to use our configured image for the first time to avoid various problems when configuring the image yourself.
- Install and run the VMware software, click "File -> Open -> Open the downloaded <Ubuntu JetBot.vmx>", click "Start this virtual machine" and log in, where the username and password are: jetbot.
Step 2: Get Virtual IP and Hostname
- Open the terminal or press Ctrl+Alt+t, enter the following commands to obtain the IP address and host name of the virtual machine and remember, the subsequent multi-machine communication will use [Note: At this time, we need to ensure that the PC and jetson nano are connected to the same WiFi. The Ubuntu image file and PC we configured are in bridge network mode, under the same WiFi, the virtual machine and jetson nano are in the same network segment.]
ifconfig #Get the IP address of the virtual machine hostname #Get the hostname of the virtual machine
- Enter the following command to add the IP address of jetson nano, and the password is: jetbot [The editor can use /etc/hosts, or you can use vim, and choose a text editor according to personal habits.]
sudo nano /etc/hosts
- As shown in the figure below, change the line below 127.0.1.1 ubuntu to the ip and hostname of jetson nano. If this line is commented out, it needs to be uncommented.
- After modification, press Ctrl+X, enter Y to save, and press Enter to exit.