Implementing "Hello world" on Zybo board using Vivado and Vitis 2023.2 in Ubuntu 22.04

Implementing serial UART on Zybo board by using the Vivado 2023.2 tool and Vitis 2023.2 in Ubuntu 22.04 and watching the output in PuTTY serial terminal.
how to open putty in Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt install putty
$ sudo apt get update
$ env GDK_BACKEND=x11 putty

[@JithendranPonnuswamy]

nice video really use full

[@alkaline3mc]

First I appreciate you making this video, I recently shifted off the 2022 tools and was getting a little lost in the new Vitis interface. I do find it odd that the helloworld example won't compile unless you comment out their include statement. Kinda defeats the purpose of an example if you have to modify it to get it to work right.

[@ricardovaras4667]

🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝 thanks!

[@souravkumar5120]

I need to implement AND gate similarly. Can you suggest any material for that?

[@souravkumar5120]

After building at 12:30, you are using terminal run env command, so can I use the same command in windows. Till now in the video I was not using terminal like you used. So I'm my case where will the output be shown.

[@noormahammad-tr1yd]

Download PuTTy or TeraTerm to view the output (I'm using Ubuntu22.04)

[@souravkumar5120]

Thanks it ran successfully.

[@souravkumar5120]

Hi bro, can you explain when are you connecting the ZYBO board as its not clear from video.

[@noormahammad-tr1yd]

before you click on Program Device @11:25 you have to connect the ZYBO board

[@glennimmanuel9338]

in my vitis 2023.2, when i clicked to program device the output shows an error

[@noormahammad-tr1yd]

elaborate the which error is occurred, if it is hardware error check the connections before you program

[@TheJMBon]

Decent video but no sound, no explanation, no steps to actually connect the hardware. This feels more like a software demo from a company's sales department than a 'How To' tutorial.