Hello Ulises,
If that is okay with you let’s start the follow up on this new thread as it’s a different scenario from your other thread.
As I mentioned, the process should be relatively painless if you are familiar with building for the i.MXRT1050 so it’s odd that it’s showing errors after you successfully built for the other board.
The permission denied error may be related to placement in different directories. From the screenshot I couldn’t see if some of the files were placed in folders not placed in home. If that is the case, chances are the differences in required credentials is causing the problem. You may try executing the .sh script with sudo (super user do) which runs as “administrator”, albeit always be careful when running with sudo in Linux.
The cc1 error I haven’t seen before, but it is related to the toolchain. I would recommend reinstalling the build-essentials package on your Ubuntu host with the following commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install --reinstall build-essential
And I would also reinstall the ARMGCC toolchain.
You were on the right track by adding the path to cc1, but you pointed to the x86_64-linux-gnu libraries that would be that of your host (X86 64-bit architecture) so it’s independent to the ARMGCC toolchain which allows to build for your target architecture (ARM Cortex-M7).
I hope that this information helps!
Regards,
Gustavo
