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VOXL Emulator Docker Image

Table of contents

  1. Install the voxl-emulator Docker Image
    1. VOXL and VOXL Flight
    2. VOXL 2
    3. Installation Process
  2. install packages
  3. Execute the registering scripts, see $https://www.stereolabs.com/docs/docker/building-arm-container-on-x86/

Install the voxl-emulator Docker Image

VOXL and VOXL Flight

voxl-emulator enables one to develop CPU-based applications for VOXL and VOXL Flight, then test CPU-only in an emulated environment.

Download archived docker image from ModalAI Developer portal (login required). Currently it is on version 1.7 voxl-emulator_v1.7.tgz from developer.modalai.com

VOXL 2

qrb5165-emulator enables one to develop CPU-based applications for VOXL 2, then test CPU-only in an emulated environment. It is an ARM 64 emulator with the VOXL 2 sysroot mounted. It has very limited application to end developers. It is for low-level service development for cross-compiling applications not yet supported by cross-compiling in voxl-cross

Installation Process

The installation process is the same for both VOXL and VOXL 2.

  1. Download archived docker image from developer.modalai.com (login required).
  2. Install Dependencies: ```

    install packages

    $ sudo apt-get install qemu binfmt-support qemu-user-static

Execute the registering scripts, see $https://www.stereolabs.com/docs/docker/building-arm-container-on-x86/

$ docker run –rm –privileged multiarch/qemu-user-static –reset -p yes


3. Load and Tag the Docker Image:

$ docker load -i qrb5165-emulator_V1.4.tgz $ docker tag voxl-cross:V2.5 voxl-cross:latest


### Using the Installed Docker Image
To enter the docker image's build environment, run the command:

$ voxl-docker -i qrb5165-emulator_V1.4.tgz ```

See how to use the docker image to build and deploy your application here.