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Calibration Tools and API Package for Ubuntu focal #10357
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Hi @mechatheo In March 2021 Intel switched from using http addresses to secure https addresses and updated the RealSense documentation. The version of the Dynamic Calibration user guide that you linked to is the July 2020 edition. There is a newer July 2021 edition of the PDF with the updated https addresses that I have attached to this message. Intel RealSense D400 Series Calibration Tools User Guide.pdf |
Hello thanks for the quick reply. However i've even tried switching to https, but always end up with the same problem. I did the last attempt using a fresh
and get back of cause the repo then remains unsigned:
Was there possibly a key update, one should be aware of? |
The keys.gnupg.net keyserver was phased out in 2021. I see that it is still listed on page 15 of the calibration tool user guide PDF though. Does the keyserver address below work for you, please? sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-key 6F3EFCDE |
thank you very much, this resolved the issue |
Great to hear, @mechatheo - thanks very much for the update :) |
Case closed due to solution achieved and no further comments received. |
Hello relasense community,
we are trying to obtain the Calibration Tools and API Package for Ubuntu focal (or any version which works actually). We've been following the instructions from your document: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/emerging-technologies/intel-realsense-technology/RealSense_D400_Dyn_Calib_User_Guide.pdf on page 15.
However either the key is expired or the repos are no longer publicly available. Is there a way to get the package for linux somehow?
Thanks in advance.
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