Hi @Fonky ,
From this image I can see that V1 of the extension is trying to initialize, but failing to do so (see at the bottom: Torizon: Initializing...). This is probably the cause of the issue you’re having with V1 i.e. the LibGpiodDriver is only supported on Linux/Unix error.
I recommend always disabling one version when using the other.
One more thing to keep in mind is that ApolloX sets a variable in VSCode that makes V1 unable to initialize correctly. You need remove this line if you want to use V1.
So in summary:
If you’re trying to use V1 of the extension:
- Disable/Uninstall ApolloX
- Open the command palette with F1 then type ‘Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON)’. A file called
settings.jsonwill open - Comment/remove the line that starts with
"DOCKER_HOST": ..., then save the file. - V1 should be able to initialize correctly.
If you’re trying to use V2/ApolloX:
- Disable/Uninstall V1 of the extension
Also, keep in mind that when using ApolloX, VSCode has to be connected to WSL in order to function correctly.
solved with :
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install net-tools
After running run-share-wsl-ports, did you manage to run the ApolloX project successfully? Let me know.
Best regards,
Lucas Akira