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mithro | olofk: what is the most "up to date" instructions for getting a Linux kernel (plus user space) running on an or1k on an Atlys board? | 02:48 |
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mithro | olofk: btw, did you see we have better drivers for the stupid USB<->Serial adapter on the Atlys board? It just needs someone to finish sending them upstream | 02:56 |
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wallento | does anyone know the format of hardware targets in vivado? | 06:51 |
wallento | I am done with the backend, but I am not sure if the id is actually a unique id or if it identifies the boar | 06:51 |
wallento | or if anyone has a target board, it would be great to know your hardware target id | 06:53 |
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wallento | by the way, it is at great that Xilinx adopted their hardware programming to an open standard now (TCF) | 06:58 |
_franck__ | I have a vivado with a target connected here | 06:59 |
_franck__ | where do I find what you need ? | 06:59 |
_franck__ | wallento: ping | 07:00 |
wallento | hey _franck__ | 07:00 |
wallento | it is: | 07:00 |
wallento | vivado -mode tcl | 07:00 |
wallento | open_hw | 07:00 |
wallento | connect_hw_server | 07:00 |
wallento | get_hw_targets | 07:00 |
wallento | you should get something like: 210203327985A | 07:01 |
wallento | nope that I mean: localhost:3121/xilinx_tcf/Digilent/210319788593A | 07:01 |
_franck__ | ok wait a minute | 07:01 |
wallento | I am wondering if this last number is like the id of the digilent programming cable | 07:01 |
_franck__ | .../Digilent/210203A03039A | 07:03 |
wallento | it differs between the Nexys and the Arty, but I am wondering if all of them have the same, at least the first digits | 07:03 |
wallento | so, thats an Arty too? | 07:03 |
_franck__ | AC701 | 07:03 |
wallento | great, thanks! | 07:04 |
wallento | so it seems there is some systematic | 07:04 |
wallento | but not useful | 07:04 |
wallento | so I will iterate in the tcl file to search for the right target if multiple boards are connected :) | 07:06 |
olofk | Does anyone know which RISC-V implementations that run Linux? | 09:43 |
olofk | Is it only rocket, or can vscale, picorv32 or ri5cy run Linux as well? | 09:44 |
mithro | hey olofk | 10:39 |
wallento | ri5cy most probably not | 11:02 |
wallento | same for picorv32 | 11:02 |
wallento | both only have user mode | 11:02 |
wallento | for vscale I would assume the same | 11:03 |
mithro | wallento: Very happy to test your stuff on an Atlys board | 11:27 |
wallento | great, thanks. It should be straight forward, so we may just need a few iterations | 11:27 |
mithro | wallento: my end goal is to replace FuseSoC with MiSoC | 11:29 |
mithro | wallento: if I sent you a Opsis board, would you have the time to get that working? | 11:32 |
wallento | unfortunately not currently | 11:33 |
mithro | It's pretty similar to the Atlys but has DDR3 | 11:33 |
wallento | too much on my plate | 11:33 |
wallento | but looks like an interesting board :) | 11:34 |
mithro | If your situation changes, please do like me | 11:34 |
wallento | yep, will do | 11:41 |
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