Failed to execute: wsl dos2unix create-this-app; ./create-this-app --no-make - Failed to execute: wsl dos2unix create-this-app; ./create-this-app --no-make On Win10, Build 19044 I have Ubuntu 18.04LTS (set to WSL 1, not WSL2), and I definitely have make. I have several WSL kernels installed, but I used "wsl --set-default" to put the default as Ubuntu 18.04. >uname -r 4.4.0-19041-Microsoft Also, if I manually open the NIosII Command Shell, then go to the generated files, it looks like they're successfully building (i.e. if I go into my Workspace, then run ./create-this-app or ./create-this-app --no-make, it appears that everything is working. This error prevents the projects from being included in the Eclipse GUI, however - the BSP gets added, but NOT say the "Hello World Small" application (although it is on the drive! So it gets built, but the error causes it not to be "imported" into Eclipse.) Any help appreciated! Thanks everyone. Replies: Re: Failed to execute: wsl dos2unix create-this-app; ./create-this-app --no-make Glad to hear that your issue has been resolved. I'll now transition this thread to community support. If you have a new question, feel free to open a new thread to get the support from Intel experts. You will receive a survey. If you think you would rank your support experience less than 10 out of 10, please allow me to correct it before closing or if the problem can’t be corrected, please let me know the cause so that I may improve your future service experience. Replies: Re: Failed to execute: wsl dos2unix create-this-app; ./create-this-app --no-make It worked the first time I tried after adding that environment variable. Thank you! Replies: Re: Failed to execute: wsl dos2unix create-this-app; ./create-this-app --no-make The following solution helped me: Created a new environment variable in Windows: Name: WSLENV Value: SOPC_KIT_NIOS2/p After restarting Eclipse and Quartus it worked. Replies: Re: Failed to execute: wsl dos2unix create-this-app; ./create-this-app --no-make if I use the Nios2 shell to launch Eclipse, I get this: wsl make all /bin/bash: make: command not found But I definitely have make, and it can be found by just a regular console >wsl make --version GNU Make 4.1 Built for x86_64-pc-linux-gnu It can also be found by the nios2eds console: make --version GNU Make 4.1 Built for x86_64-pc-linux-gnu It just seems like Eclipse can't find it (even if it is launched from the nios2 console?)