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Hi @JColvin, I was able to build the new .xsa in Vivado and import it into Vitis after a bunch of global search and replace in the Vivado and Vitis directories to get rid of the E: references. The crucial part was I extracted the Vitis sw.ide.zip file, did a search and replace on the E:UpgradeProjects string, and the rezipped the directory. After that I had to change the path to the lscript.ld file. It took a few tries, but the demo is running on the board now.

The E:/UpgradeProjects paths were coming from the hw.xpr file and the gen_run.xml files. I replaced all 148 instances in hw.xpr with a valid directory path (with a text editor), and synthesized again, which fixed all the errors. I still get a critical warning for dvi2rgb, complaining about the e:/UpgradeProjects path again [Designutils 20-1280] Could not find module 'ila_refclk'. The XDC file e:/UpgradeProjects/Nexys-Video/hw/proj/hw.gen/sources_1/bd/hdmi/ip/hdmi_dvi2rgb_0_0/src/ila_refclk/ila_v6_2/constraints/ila.xdc will not be read for any cell of this module. Vitis isn't happy with its files because of references to E:/UpgradeProjects as well. There has to be a better way to get rid of all the references to E:\UpgradeProjects. There are thousands (really) of them in the 2022.1 archive.

It seems like this is a Vivado setting for intermediate directory, but I can't find where to change it.

Thanks JColvin, In the 2022.1 demo, The first synthesis run fails with the message [Common 17-1294] Unable to create directory [E:/UpgradeProjects/Nexys-Video/hw/proj/hw.srcs/utils_1/imports/synth_1]. All the gen_run.xml files have paths like "E:/UpgradeProjects/Nexys-Video/hw/proj/hw.srcs/sources_1/bd/hdmi/ip/hdmi_auto_ds_0/hdmi_auto_ds_0.xci", pointing to an e: that doesn't exist on my system.

My HDMI is never detected by Nexys Video HDMI demo, as indicated by the message "HDMI UNPLUGGED" and the lack of illumination of the HDMI HPD LED. I'm running Vivado/Vitis 2022.1 and I've tried the "Nexys Video HDMI Demo Xilinx Tools 2020.1" and "Nexys Video HDMI Demo Vivado 2018.2-2" versions of the demo. The built-in board demo has no problem displaying video, and the HDMI HPD LED is illuminated, so it seems that problems with the HDMI cables and input and output devices are unlikely.