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how to run kitti2bag in Windows? #59

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littlefish111 opened this issue Nov 17, 2020 · 2 comments
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how to run kitti2bag in Windows? #59

littlefish111 opened this issue Nov 17, 2020 · 2 comments

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@littlefish111
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This seems can only run in linux.
But how to run it in windows?

@littlefish111 littlefish111 changed the title how to run kitti2bag in window? how to run kitti2bag in Windows? Nov 17, 2020
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tanay-o commented Aug 25, 2022

Did you find anything on this?

@Magic-wei
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Magic-wei commented Sep 7, 2022

@tanay-o @littlefish111
I think there are two possible ways to run kitti2bag in Windows:

  1. Run it in Docker: Windows 10 and 11 can both install the latest Docker Desktop which works on top of WSL2 (I have successfully installed and run Docker Desktop on Windows 10 Home). Make sure you enable and update WSL2 before install Docker Desktop (see Docker Desktop WSL 2 backend and Download the Linux kernel update package for more details). To get a quick start with kitti2bag, I have pushed Docker images that you can run out of the box. Go and take a look at magic4wei/kitti on Docker Hub.
  2. Run it in a Python virtual environment (e.g. via Anaconda): I tested this on Ubuntu but it should works on Windows as well. See run sample error #62 for Python dependency installation. BTW, some packages like tf2-py and roslz4 needs to be built from wheels, which needs additional packages to be available. On Ubuntu, I install them by running apt-get install gcc g++ libboost-all-dev liblz4-dev. If you can find a way to install them properly on Windows, then I think everything should work well as it does on Ubuntu. I will test this on Windows 10 in the future and update my post here.

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