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Face tracking with tello and gocv
Microsoft's guide to installing the Windows Subsystem for Linux is really the best place I can point you to: Install the Linux Subsystem on Windows 10 Under the covers, you aren't running a linux kernel, instead the linux userspace runtimes are being executed natively through an ABI...- ianblenke
- Post #35
- Forum: Tello Development
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Face tracking with tello and gocv
I didn't stumble across BLAS and LAPACK library problems during my build process. Whatever libraries that gocv needs to build and install are the libraries that you will need under Windows 10. You may want to install the linux subsystem for Windows 10 as that may make things a good deal easier...- ianblenke
- Post #33
- Forum: Tello Development
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Face tracking with tello and gocv
I ran into that problem as well. It ended up being the version of OpenCV that I had installed. The fix was to `make install` in the gocv folder. This is the line in my Dockerfile that "fixed' it: sofwerx/docker-tello-facetrack I believe the problem here is that the opencv in the debian stretch...- ianblenke
- Post #31
- Forum: Tello Development
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Face tracking with tello and gocv
I ran into the same problem you did, and it was because they have refactored the go-sdl2 project to use different paths than in the previously mentioned examples. This one-liner is in my Dockerfile that I use to solve this: bash -c 'go get -v github.com/veandco/go-sdl2/{sdl,img,mix,ttf}'...- ianblenke
- Post #29
- Forum: Tello Development
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Face tracking with tello and gocv
If it helps anyone, I've created a docker container wrapping the above efforts. We have it functioning on a tello here: sofwerx/docker-tello-facetrack The current built image is also pushed to docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/sofwerx/tello-facetrack/- ianblenke
- Post #27
- Forum: Tello Development
