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I'm able to get the flash.bin to compile, but I'm running into an issue with the uefi.fit.
I keep running into errors with the compiler looking for PythonLibrary
File "/home/will/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/MuEnvironment/UefiBuild.py", line 44, in <module>
from PythonLibrary.Uefi.EdkII.Parsers.TargetTxtParser import *
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'PythonLibrary'
In my libraries, I have MuPythonLibrary but not PythonLibrary. Are they the same thing, if not I can't find a way to install just PythonLibrary? Any insight on this guys?
Well, I just changed all the calls from PythonLibrary to MuPythonLibraray and it compiled.
I did also have to run
python -m pip install --upgrade mu_build
but I got it to compile.
Feel free to tell me why that was a bad thing to do, or why I had to even do that in the first place.
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@William Dunkley , since you were building in mu enviroment. Could you please provide more details of your environment?You may try to build in an virtual environment.
I'm running WSL Ubuntu 20.04. What is mu environment? The guide says "Note: We validate with both Ubuntu in WSL and standalone Ubuntu machines." Would I have run into less problems if I had just used a Linux install?
I am using Ubuntu in WSL for NXP's Windows IoT firmware and BSP. The instructions are a little dated as python-wand doesn't exist. I had to run the following to complete the setup before building firmware the image was successful:
pip3 install wand
pip3 install mu-environment