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02-07-2019 09:31 AM
I have installed Vivado HL Webpack 2018.3 on Linux (Ubuntu 18.04 LTS). When I try to add SDSoC tool using Vivado GUI (Help->Add Design Tools or Devices), I am not able proceed further after I select the tools and devices. Figure 1. shows the screen upto which the installer works fine. Figure 2. shows the screen after pressing next. Pressing next on this screen simply does'nt do anything. Is there any other way (maybe through commands) I can install the SDSoC tools?
(PC spec: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, with core-i7 processor and 16GB RAM)
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Fig. 2
02-08-2019 06:56 AM
Hello @uaneeshm,
Can you navigate to e.g. /opt/.xinstall/Vivado_2018.3 and in here, you should be able to find xsetup. Run this and then see if you still seeing the same behaviour or not?
I will try to reproduce this issue at my end by opening this via Vivado GUI->Help->Add Design Tools or Devices on our local Ubuntu 18.04 machine and then I will let you know if i can see the same behaviour or not. However, try opening this from the .xinstall folder, as i had no issues in adding SDSoC tool that way.
Hope this helps.
02-08-2019 06:56 AM
Hello @uaneeshm,
Can you navigate to e.g. /opt/.xinstall/Vivado_2018.3 and in here, you should be able to find xsetup. Run this and then see if you still seeing the same behaviour or not?
I will try to reproduce this issue at my end by opening this via Vivado GUI->Help->Add Design Tools or Devices on our local Ubuntu 18.04 machine and then I will let you know if i can see the same behaviour or not. However, try opening this from the .xinstall folder, as i had no issues in adding SDSoC tool that way.
Hope this helps.
02-09-2019 02:06 AM
Thank you for the help @anatoli. I was able to run it using .xsetup as you mentioned. However I had to run .xsetup with sudo to get this working, and previously when I tried it without sudo, I ran into the same issue as mentioned earleir. I think the installer does not proceed unless the xinstall log is created, which requires xsetup to run as sudo.