Closed HakonToemte closed 1 year ago
The teeacl.h file seems to run fine if i compile it manually.
So i'm guessing maybe a path is being set wrong? I have first followed Optee with Rust Then export OPTEE_DIR=~/Bachelor/YOUR_OPTEE_DIR3 ./setup.sh source environment make optee then make optee returns the error
Any idea what could be wrong?
Hi @HakonToemte
It seems that the libteeacl
was added into optee_client
6 days ago, and some dependency was not satisfied in the current building environment of Teaclave TrustZone SDK.
As a temporary workaround, you can checkout the latest release version of OP-TEE (3.18.0):
$ cd YOUR_OPTEE_DIR
$ repo init -m qemu_v8.xml -b 3.18.0
$ repo sync
Then try to build again.
Thanks for the reply :)
That explains it, because it felt like a new error.
I followed your steps above, then tried to make optee again.
which now gave this error.
It worked now! :)
For some reason, doing repo init -m qemu_v8.xml -b 3.18.0
on my existing project ended up resulting in the error above. But making a whole new folder with
repo init -u https://github.com/OP-TEE/manifest.git -m qemu_v8.xml -b 3.18.0
works perfectly.
Either way, thanks again @DemesneGH !
For some reason, doing
repo init -m qemu_v8.xml -b 3.18.0
on my existing project ended up resulting in the error above.
Seems the previous building outputs should be cleaned. Running make clean
before make optee
will probably solve this error.
The issue has been resolved. Closed.
Hey, I have been successful in building on my laptop, but now when i try to build on my personal computer i run into this issue. When running make optee.
The problem is commonly related to not having the uuid-dev package it seems, but I have installed all prerequisites.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55509202/193771873-40181a17-b49e-49a6-ad9e-4cdd43e1c1ea.png)
Thankful for any help!