Bash for Windows is not something we have tried specifically.
If that is your only machine, your best bet though would be to try either:
A lot of effort goes in to supporting a new modem on a companion computer. The kernel needs to be modified, drivers need to be developed. We sell specific accessories that we put that effort in to so they can work with VOXL.
Without knowing what type of modem you are trying to connect, it is difficult to suggest where to begin.
Some things that might help:
Hi Pawel,
It's hard to tell exactly what's going on from these cutouts, would you be available for a short 30ish minute call where you can explain exactly what the issue is and I can help real time to figure out what's wrong, I think it'll be much quicker than going back and forth here.
The short answer is yes, the long answer is that it is probably a decent amount of work.
PX4 1.9 builds and runs for this platform, but may not fly. With that build, you need UART based ESCs like we have here: https://modalai.com/esc
Mid-PX4 1.10 development c++14 was introduced. The SLPI compiler does not support c++14. IMO it would be fairly straight-forward to either comment out that code (it's for simulation), or just use boost to fix the issue. We just haven't done that or put much effort into it.
You can take a look here:
branch https://github.com/PX4/Firmware/commits/excelsior_1.9
Build the firmware with "make atlflight_excelsior_default" to build the posix side and "make atlflight_execelsior_qurt-default"
In the installer folder that gets unzipped, there's a system-image directory, which has a flash_build_apps.shscript.
This is getting stuck on:
while [ "$(fastboot devices)" == "" ]
do
echo "[INFO] Waiting for fastboot..."
sleep 2
done
Can you please try to run the installer with sudo? e.g. sudo ./install.sh
Something with permissions can get funky with fastboot and running with sudo seems to get through the issue normally.
Can you send the screenshot from the flashing process? Sometimes you need to run with 'sudo' or manually install via 'sudo fastboot'
if you type 'sudo fastboot devices' what do you see?
@Alfonso-Ponce This video should be very helpful: Demo of how to VOXL to QGroundControl over WiFi
This demo uses SoftAP mode instead of Station mode but it is the same idea, modifying the IP address in /etc/modalai/voxl-vision-px4.conf in order for voxl-vision-px4 to know where your ground station is located.
This thread is related to this
Have you tried a standard Micro USB cable instead?
We'll need to update our docs, the USB port is 2.0 when in "client" mode (e.g. host is Windows/Ubuntu).
You just need to plug in a micro USB cable into "half" of the port, see this image for help: