I tried to install Pynq on a Kria KV260 loaded with the Ubuntu 22.04 version. I’ve tried to modify the install.sh script by changing the version of some packages (python3.10-venv for instance instead of python3.8-venv) to get past errors. So far I have reached a point where I am able to get Jupyter Lab running but still a dismal failure on my part.
Will there be an install script to cater for Ubuntu 22.04?
To fix this I actually placed a folder pynq/sdbuild/packages/python_packages_focal which I copied from a running version of Pynq where the os is Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. That made this script go further through the process. I will send the next set of errors.
The Ubuntu 22.04 is a pre-production release. So, we have not ported the installation scrip to it yet.
Any particular reason you want to use 22.04 and not 20.04?
No particular reason. I thought was going to be an easy journey but I’m wrong with that assumption. I’ll be keen to go and use the new script when it becomes available. Thanks for the message.
When the Ubuntu 22.04 production image is launched, we will start with the porting process.
In the meantime, I think the best thing is to use the 20.04 image.
I’m running Ubuntu 22.04 and I am getting the initall ‘Please use Ubuntu 20.04 or Ubuntu 18.04’ error message after running setup_host.sh. How did you get it to work with Ubuntu 22.04?