can this image be used for Raspberry Pi 3 and/or RPI 4 applications, or will it only work for a Nano/the TTC course?
I ask because I’d like to use it for the autonomous ‘Takeoff and Land’ mission, or even Precision Landing applications, on a RPI 3/4 …
If so, for the latter application(s), why would standard Raspian commands, e.g. ‘sudo raspi-config’ not work when attempting to activate an RPI Camera?
I’ve completed the How to build a RPI drone, Programming Primer, and about 90% of the Precision Landing courses. But, because of Python dependency issues, I’m forever struggling to complete 100% of the latter, and therefore attempting any which way that could provide for me a breakthrough …
Short answer- I recently created Pi4 Drone Dojo images you can download for PiHawk Drones and Rovers. That lecture in the “How to build a raspberry pi drone” course is made for PiHawks, I just messed up the phrasing cause I copied over the text from the Pi Zero course. But the link in that lecture is to an image for Pi 4s.
Additionally, that image has the precision landing, double aruco precision landing, and taco delivery scripts under pidronescripts/dk/drone, including more basic dronekit scripts like takeoff_and_land, etc
I also just re-did the Drone Programming Primer to be upgraded with python3 on Ubuntu 24.04
For the precision landing and drone delivery course, that will be a massive overhaul I’m still trying to overhaul. But one thing on this course, it does give access to the “Course 3 Key” ova file, which is Ubuntu 18.04 with all the dependencies resolved. I just tested this recently, you will be able to import that “appliance” into VirtualBox and run all the code from the course in that image.
