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Trouble with running run-docker.sh: permission denied and not finding modules #1295

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Hermanstray opened this issue Mar 7, 2025 · 0 comments
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  • [x ] Test that the bug appears on the current version of the dev-branch. Make sure to include the commit hash of the commit you checked out. (commit 7ccbb15)
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Brief summary

I try running the run-docker.sh quickstart, and end up failing 91 tests with errors because of not finding dependencies such as qonnx, Brevitas, finn and pyverilator. I get a permission error with moving the pyproject.toml file associated with the qonnx dependency despite having granted permissions of the whole finn folder to my user.

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This I believe is the root of the problem: For some reason I cannot move this pyproject.toml file associated with the qonnx dependency. I have made sure that my users has +rwx permissions for the whole folder so I don't understand where this stems from. I am new to both Linux and Docker so this might be an easy fix.

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I also get a bunch of these errors complaining about deprecated setuptools and other packages. I have tried upgrading them to newer version that does not conflict with dependants like Brevitas.

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Finally, I get all these errors from the pystests that occur because of dependency issues. The packages are all in my file system though.

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I have tried to look through all the earlier issues but I cannot seem to find the same bug.

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I am using Ubuntu 2022.04, Vivado/Vitis 2022.2, Docker in rootless mode. I have done just as explained in the quickstart guide. I have put the required enviroment variables in the bashrc script.

Any help would be much appeciated as I have exhausted my options. I have tried clean installing everything several times to no result.
Thanks

@Hermanstray Hermanstray added the bug Something isn't working label Mar 7, 2025
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