Make sure pin 5 M0 of SW13 of kc is switched to 1. Skip to Navigation Skip to Main Content. Toggle SideBar. Xilinx Support Community.
Sign in to ask the community. Information Title. Background When an application image is large and cannot fit into block RAM, it needs to be saved to nonvolatile memory, a bootloader designed to copy it to DDR memory when the system boots. Design Flow Generate hardware The platform is created with the kc bsb.
You will need to set the repository for this driver properly. The reference design sets it as a relative repository. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science.
Stack Gives Back Featured on Meta. New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually. Related 2. Make sure the board is in Quad SPI programming mode. For the Arty this means that JP1 is populated with a jumper. Open the Hardware Manager and open the device. Right click on the device and click Add Configuration Memory Device. The next window will ask for the memory chip that is on your board in the case of the Arty the chip is a Micron n25q Find and select your part and click OK.
A dialog will ask if you want to program the device now. Click OK to do so. Vivado will now erase and reprogram the memory on the board. To run the project, power cycle the board. If you are interested in the Arty , more information can be found here.
Hi, Thanks for the clear instructions. My questions are: Do I need to write a bootloader? Can I just associate my application elf file? Thanks for posting. I was having a beasty of a time programming the Arty S7 as a stand-alone. One constructive criticism -- Which version of Vivado were you using for the example?
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