Hey @pynqzen thank your very much for your answer. I didn’t have time yet to try it out, but If I remember correctly I did succesfully run the setup_host.sh but after that the instruction says to run make checkenv that is when I get this error.
When I figure out my problem and run it succesfully I will update my post
HI Noah, Let us know. There is nothing special at that point in the instructions for the U96. So if there is an issue, it would happen with any PYNQ build. There was a new build bug with PYNQ in general that occurred after the release of v2.5.
If you build from a tag or the image_v2.5.0 branch you should not see this issue. In the case of the U96 since it is an Avnet board with a separate git, be sure to grab the same branch/tag for both repos. I did not dig in to see if they already have the fix in master, I doubt it is.
Hey @pynqzen thanks for your kind replay. It might be that case that my error is a result of not having activated the licence on Ubuntu 16.04.06 System, which was delivered with the Ultra96-V2.
I’ve currently activated the Ultra96-V2 licence (I am sorry I dont know how it is properly called) on my Windows Machine and it is a hassle to transfer it to my Ubuntu 16.04.06 System.
Is it possible to build the image for the Ultra96 with the free provided licences from Xilinx?
Hey @pynqzen I finally had time to work on this problem. I managed to solve my original problem.
I followed @rock instruction and saw that I forgot to source vivado, Vitis and petalinux-v2019.1-final.
I also forgot to use the export PATH=/opt/qemu/bin:/opt/crosstool-ng/bin:$PATH after running the sudo ./scripts/setup_host.sh.
After that, make checkenv worked fine.
However. I got a new error while running make BOARDDIR=. I feel I am so close to building it…
make clean
make BOARDDIR=/home/noahs/Documents/Local_Pynq
You should not change anything in makefile in your case. Please use the original kernel version and ubuntu release.
Also, for building image v2.5 everything should be consistent with 2019.1 so you need to use that version. For the ultra96 bsp you can look for the sensor96b.bsp (basically follow the instructions on ultra96-pynq repo)