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error occurred in "./build-setup.sh riscv-tools" for the 1.9.0 #1441
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Hi, do you solve the error? I build chipyard-1.9.0 at Google colab, and meet the same error. utils/fireperf/FlameGraph is failed to checked out, and br-base.json is failed to run in Step 9 of build-setup.sh. |
Hi, unfortunately not. |
Hi zqj2333, the timeout is OK, it checks whether you are on EC2 or not. If you are not on EC2, the timeout will happens. By the way, your problem may be caused by small ulimit -Hn, a warning is presented in your log. |
Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if your log also has this warning, or you have built it successfully. |
In the google colab, it has no this warning in the log. But the building of step 9 is still failed, and I do not know why. |
Okay, I will continue to try it, I will give out new information if there is some update. |
I have the same issue on a Ubuntu 20.04. My logfile ends with
Did you solve this issue? [Edit: Downgrading to 1.8.1 does help.] |
Hello, unfortunately I still haven't solved it. |
I have a same issue. |
Is there a way to skip the step that builds firemarshal? I keep getting this issue which is completely stopping me from using Chipyard. |
I found the same issue in release 1.9.1, but managed to solve it and build everything else by running the following (which seems to effectively disable Firesim and Firemarshall from the setup process), as specified in the usage message of that script: ./build-setup.sh riscv-tools -s 6 -s 7 -s 8 -s 9 |
Hello, I have an issue in "./build-setup.sh riscv-tools":
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thanks, i also had the same issue but this is a good workaround! |
Hi @jerryz123, responding to #1609 To reproduce my issue, I cloned Chipyard's The first time I ran it, I got a different error than the one I was used to:
After this, I just ran the setup script a second time.
I see that both times, it failed at approximately the same step, but with a different specific error. Here's the full log that's mentioned in the second error: https://pastebin.com/w8eVnEY2 |
I suspect the first error |
Hmmm. Network instability is definitely a possibility for the computer I tested it on. I'll try wiping, re-cloning and re-running it again to see if the error occurs in the exact same place (indicating a different error) or seems semi-random (indicating a network error). |
I also encountered the same problem! 2023-10-06 17:11:16,889 [run ] [DEBUG] Running: "make LINUXSRC=/chipyard/software/firemarshal/boards/firechip/base-workloads/br-base/../../linux clean" in /chipyard/software/firemarshal/boards/firechip/base-workloads/br-base/../../drivers/icenet-driver |
Now that #1614 is in a working state (yes, that whole PR was just an ADHD tangent of mine to help out with this issue), the error this time around is related to a guestmount command. For people to reproduce:
Last bit of the log:
here's the trace:
i see the "failed to find a suitable kernel", could it be related to some RISC-V dependencies not being loaded? |
hmm. I'm now encountering the error as described in the previous comment, but in an already-setup instance of firemarshal. After looking closer at the logs, I see it's attempting to load a file from the system |
hello JL102, i have the same error now, have you sloved this error? |
You can just skip the firemarshal step in the build-setup script (Run |
@waseem-10xe Yours is different from other people because your setup stops at the first step. -s 8 skips initializing FireMarshalm, which is not yet your problem. You might want to configure conda from the beginning again. |
Yes I configure the conda from start and then my build setup was completed and working now. |
i am facing this error last week i did with conda base activate and aslo with deactivate but still there [info] compiling 2 Scala sources to /home/umair/Documents/STUDY/paperwerk/ge/chipyard/generators/chipyard/target/scala-2.13/classes ... |
Background Work
Chipyard Version and Hash
Release: 1.9.0
the stable version
OS Setup
centos
conda 23.3.1
Other Setup
No response
Current Behavior
There are some error as the image said.

Expected Behavior
build successfully
Other Information
I found that there is a time out.

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