RaspberryPi 4 Mission Planner

[mauris (Thomas Jean)]

I would like to use a Raspberry Pi 4 4GB (with an FPV screen) to build a portable mission planner station ground control.

Could you say if a debian arm build of mission planner exist ?

Otherwise, its possible to build a compatible version from mission planner source code… ?

[james_pattison]

Mavproxy definitely works on a Pi, but takes a little while to learn.
You could try this: MissionPlannerLite - a stripped down MissionPlanner fork that aims to run faster for real vehicles and support Linux better but I haven’t tried it.
Also, QGC can be compiled for a Pi.

[JAR4x4 (Aleksander)]

How to cross-compile QGroundControl for Raspberry Pi3

Hello, I just got QGCS to run on a Raspberry Pi3 with the original Raspberry 7" touch display. For those of you that are interested, this is how I made it work. Requirements: Raspberry Pi3 Host computer running Ubuntu 16.04 64bit Prepare the RPi3 Install fresh copy of the latest Raspbian OS Update the RPi3 Edit sources list in /etc/apt/sources.list and uncomment the deb-src line: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade sudo reboot sudo rpi-update …

[Barry_Bolton]

Any one manage to get QGC compiled for the PI4 yet. Seems it is impossible

[Michael_Oborne]

just for those searching

Mission Planner on Raspberry Pi 4, no Luck

I tried pretty much all combinations by now. But at the moment i am back to raspberry pi4 with the standard debian buster (raspberry OS 10) which runs on 32 bit by standard. I installed mono 6.8.0, following the instructions from mono-project.com for raspbian 10 with “sudo apt install mono-complete”. I then copied the ShiaSharp file inside the “ARM” directory over to the main MissionPlanner Directory. However i also tried using the file for ARM64. Both didn’t work. In the past i also have tr…

[Holly918 (Bastiaan)]

This should help too How to guide: Mission Planner on Raspberry Pi