无法打开Vivado项目

我正在尝试打开一个在运行Ubuntu的Linux机器上的Windows机器上创建的Vivado项目。
我们购买了ZC706设计板，并正在尝试为该特定板设计一个设计。
当我在Linux VM上打开Vivado项目时，我收到一个错误，即部件号不正确。
该部件号适用于Zynq 7045.Windows机器已获得ZC706板的许可，我只需要Linux VM来进行SDK设计，因为我将不得不使用Petalinux。
Linux VM只安装了免费许可证，因为这是所有Xilinx文档都说我们可以做的。
我试图在Windows机器上生成SDK工作区项目，然后在我的Linux VM中打开它，但这也不起作用。
我得到大约900个错误，说事情不存在。
这是因为它正在寻找Windows目录，因为SDK项目是在Windows机器上创建的。
如何在不修改任何原始Vivado设计的情况下将项目移动到我的Linux VM。
改变Zynq处理器是不可能的，因为我们专门为该处理器进行设计。
其他主板都没有符合我们设计规格的处理器。
Zynq 7045甚至可能不是我们的最终设计将使用的（它仍然可能不符合我们的最终设计规范），但是现在它是我们可以得到的最好/最快的。
我想在Linux中打开一个SDK项目，该项目是从Windows中设计的Vivado项目创建的。
此外，在Linux中重新设计Vivado项目是不可能的。
这是两台物理上不同的机器，Linux VM运行在与Vivado项目设计不同的机器上。



以下为原文

I am trying to open a Vivado project that was created on a Windows machine in a Linux machine running Ubuntu.  We purchased the ZC706 design board and are trying to build a design for that specific board.  When I open the Vivado project on my Linux VM I get an error that a part number is incorrect.  That part number is for the Zynq 7045.  The Windows machine is licensed for the ZC706 board and I only need the Linux VM to do the SDK design since I am going to have to use Petalinux.  The Linux VM only has the free license installed because that is what all of the Xilinx documents say we can do.  I tried to generate the SDK workspace project on the Windows machine and then open it in my Linux VM but that does not work either.  I get roughly 900 errors saying that things don't exist.  That is because it is looking for Windows directories because the SDK project was created on a Windows machine.  How can I move the project to my Linux VM, without modifying any of the original Vivado design.  Changing the Zynq processor is out of the question since we are designing specifically for that processor.  None of the other boards had processors up to specs for our design.  The Zynq 7045 may not even be what our end design is going to use (it still may not be up to our final design specification), but for now it is the best/fastest we can get our hands on.

I want to open a SDK project in Linux that was created from a Vivado project designed in Windows.  Also, redesigning the Vivado project in Linux is out of the question.  These are two physically different machines, with the Linux VM running on a physically different machine than the Vivado project was designed on.