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James Curran • 3 years ago

Hi Andre, this has been super useful so firstly, THANKS!

In the first section where you build R, I think you need to redefine the BASH variable R_VERSION because the commands where the substitution should be made after that point don't work as is.

Regards,
James

Andrés Castro Socolich • 3 years ago

Hi, thanks!
I just checked and the variable is actually defined at the beginning of the script, I do not use `export` explicitly but it works just fine both on RPi OS and Ubuntu

Andrés Castro Socolich • 3 years ago

I double-checked and finally understood what you mean, I have corrected the problem, thanks for the heads up!

James Curran • 3 years ago

No problem. I think that because 'sudo su' changes the user, the variable isn't exported to this user. But equally I wasn't sure.

Jessica Reyes Rojas • 3 years ago

Hi Andrés
Have you tried to install Rstudio onto the Nivida Jetson AGX Xavier? I'm working thought the old posts for arm64 but its not been working so far. This install is on Ubuntu 18.04.

Regards,
Jessica

Andrés Castro Socolich • 3 years ago

No, sorry. I don't have one of those. Although, in theory it should work as long as you are on a 64bit Ubuntu 18 instance. What is the specific problem you are having?

H. Kberg • 3 years ago

Hi great post. I do wonder the following: isnt it easier to install a windows viewer and than run Rstudio via that way?

Andrés Castro Socolich • 3 years ago

I don't think it is but, to each their own.