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Regarding building the mavsdk-python Docker image.

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    cy208183395
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    When I was preparing to follow the mavsdk-python tutorial , I encountered an issue with the command :

    voxl-configure-docker-support.sh
    

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    As a workaround, I tried using the command:

    ./build-image.sh
    

    to execute this repo, but then I faced this problem:

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    What should I do? My development board is VOXL2. Please help me, thank you!

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      When I was preparing to follow the mavsdk-python tutorial , I encountered an issue with the command :

      voxl-configure-docker-support.sh
      

      2

      As a workaround, I tried using the command:

      ./build-image.sh
      

      to execute this repo, but then I faced this problem:

      1

      What should I do? My development board is VOXL2. Please help me, thank you!

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      Eric Katzfey
      ModalAI Team
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      @cy208183395 Have you installed Docker on target? It doesn't come preinstalled. The documentation is here: https://docs.modalai.com/docker-on-voxl/#configuration

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        When I was preparing to follow the mavsdk-python tutorial , I encountered an issue with the command :

        voxl-configure-docker-support.sh
        

        2

        As a workaround, I tried using the command:

        ./build-image.sh
        

        to execute this repo, but then I faced this problem:

        1

        What should I do? My development board is VOXL2. Please help me, thank you!

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        Eric Katzfey
        ModalAI Team
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        @cy208183395 The voxl-configure-docker-support script is only used on VOXL. For VOXL 2 you need to install Docker and not run that script.

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          @cy208183395 The voxl-configure-docker-support script is only used on VOXL. For VOXL 2 you need to install Docker and not run that script.

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          cy208183395
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          @Eric-Katzfey said in Regarding building the mavsdk-python Docker image.:

          @cy208183395 The voxl-configure-docker-support script is only used on VOXL. For VOXL 2 you need to install Docker and not run that script.
          Thank you very much for your reply

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          • Eric KatzfeyE Eric Katzfey

            @cy208183395 The voxl-configure-docker-support script is only used on VOXL. For VOXL 2 you need to install Docker and not run that script.

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            @Eric-Katzfey

            I encountered a new problem. After I installed Docker as you suggested this website .I successfully started and ran it:

            1.png
            &&
            2.png

            But when I followed the tutorial to download the repository and executed the command

            ./build-image.sh
            

            it showed "command not found":
            4.png

            I tried setting the environment variable, but it still didn't work.

            Then I continued to watch the tutorial video, entered the voxl2 shell, navigated to the folder /data/docker/mavsdk, and executed the command ./run-docker.sh. It still showed that the docker command was not found:
            6.png

            This means that whether I am in the voxl2 shell environment or not, the docker command is not found.

            Can you help me? I followed your requirements, but I am stuck here. Please help me, thank you!

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              @Eric-Katzfey

              I encountered a new problem. After I installed Docker as you suggested this website .I successfully started and ran it:

              1.png
              &&
              2.png

              But when I followed the tutorial to download the repository and executed the command

              ./build-image.sh
              

              it showed "command not found":
              4.png

              I tried setting the environment variable, but it still didn't work.

              Then I continued to watch the tutorial video, entered the voxl2 shell, navigated to the folder /data/docker/mavsdk, and executed the command ./run-docker.sh. It still showed that the docker command was not found:
              6.png

              This means that whether I am in the voxl2 shell environment or not, the docker command is not found.

              Can you help me? I followed your requirements, but I am stuck here. Please help me, thank you!

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              Eric Katzfey
              ModalAI Team
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              @cy208183395 Did you install Docker on your host machine or on VOXL 2? It needs to be installed on VOXL 2.

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              • Eric KatzfeyE Eric Katzfey

                @cy208183395 Did you install Docker on your host machine or on VOXL 2? It needs to be installed on VOXL 2.

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                cy208183395
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                @Eric-Katzfey Yes, I currently have Docker installed on my host machine, but it is not installed on the voxl2.

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                  @Eric-Katzfey Yes, I currently have Docker installed on my host machine, but it is not installed on the voxl2.

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                  Eric Katzfey
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                  @cy208183395 Yes, well then that is your problem. When you try to run it on VOXL 2 and you don't have Docker installed on VOXL 2 then you will see an error like docker: command not found. You have to install Docker on VOXL 2.

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