Hi,
The `TARGET` variables should only be used when cross compiling, AFAIK. It
should be the `TOOL` variables that need to be set.
I'm pretty sure `source. /cdk/opencpi-setup.sh -r` sets those variables.
After installation you should be prompted (either in the install guide, or
by the installer) to add the above `source` line to your `.bashrc`.
That environment is not maintained between shell sessions, so you'll need
to source that file for every new terminal you open.
Can you try `unset` those `TARGET` variables, `source` as above, and then
check which `TOOL` variables get set (`export | grep OCPI`)?
If `OCPI_TOOL_PLATFORM` is not getting set to `ubuntu22_04` then that's a
problem.
Kind Regards,
D. Walters
On Wed, 26 Apr 2023, 10:54 , <dwp_at_md1tech.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi John and Dominic,
>
> I am running develop and using ubuntu22_04 so yes according to the
> installation guide, it is supported.
>
> I found a solution to this, there must have been something that went wrong
> during the installation as I did not have the OCPI_TARGET_* environment
> variables set. To fix this I ran
> source "$OCPI_CDK_DIR/scripts/ocpitarget.sh" "$1".
>
> I am not sure why this wasn’t done correctly by the *install-opencpi.sh *script
> on line 119 but doing it manually appears to have fixed it.
>
> Thank you both for your suggestions,
> Dan
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Received on Wed Apr 26 2023 - 10:41:25 CDT