Problem with building in Windows 10 with Linux Subsystem

[romko1]

Hello,
I followed the instructions given here:
https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav/blob/master/docs/development/Building%20in%20Windows%2010%20with%20Linux%20Subsystem.md

In step: make MATEKF405

Thank you for any good advice.

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[stronnag]

Perhaps you could provide us with some information to be able to help:

• The output of uname -a
• The output of ruby --version
• The output of ls -l /bin/sh
• The output of echo $SHELL

[stronnag]

And also please confirm that you ran all the steps in Ubuntu, specifically cloning the repo (and you did not unpack a zip file in Windows).

[romko1]

Of course, I used the git command (no zip file in Windows).
oh, sorry, here you go:

[huhen]

I have a similar problem - the reason for the parenthesis in the path variable.
eg:

echo $PATH
... /mnt/c/Program\ Files\ (x86)/Common\ Files/Oracle/Java/javapath ...

This solution helped me(reset the second bit, for example 15->13)

[romko1]

Hello,
slight forward.
I added PATH = "$ PATH: / usr / bin" to the .bashrc file, I modified the registry: the Flags registry value should be changed from 7 to 5 as a result and got here:

Can you please advise me what to do next? Thank you.

[romko1]

I came across an error why it gave me an error. The reason I do it all is to create my own firmware. So far, compilers have not minded overwriting files in the TARGET directory. The remedy is as follows: it is necessary to modify the given files directly, e.g. in Midnight Commander (MC).

I finally managed to create my own firmware. As stated in the instructions, it is FW v.2.6.0, unfortunately with the current inav configurator v.2.5.0 I can't read it.
Please is there a newer inav configurator? Well thank you.

[stronnag]

Please is there a newer inav configurator? Well thank you.

pretty recent builds may be found at http://seyrsnys.myzen.co.uk/inav-configurator-next/

[DzikuVx]

OK, as I experienced the problem by myself, I was able to confirm that this works:

1. apply [Question] How to remove Windows pathes from WSL PATH? microsoft/WSL#1493 (comment)
2. Restart WSL and preferably Windows as well
3. Run cmake .. from build folder again
4. make TARGET should be working