Hi Kaj,
We are definitely an open collaboration :). A lot of people have done good
work documenting what we have. This includes Morag and many others. Mitch
has done amazing work and has done his best to document everything, but the
RFSoC is new, so there will be teething issues and we ask for
On 21/02/2022 22:15, Morag Brown wrote:
While I think most people on this mailing list can certainly share your
frustrations with getting the toolflow to work, I think it's important to
emphasize that this is an open collaboration that many contribute to without it
strictly speaking being
Hi Kaj,
While I think most people on this mailing list can certainly share your
frustrations with getting the toolflow to work, I think it's important to
emphasize that this is an open collaboration that many contribute to
without it strictly speaking being part of their critical work duties.
As
Hm, I have never heard about PRP cloud, what is that?
I went to the web address and got to login without any further information.
If this is a service that is open for all, why it is not documented? If it is
not open for all, why even write about it to a public mailing list??
I am sorry but
As a quick reminder to all, don't forget that the PRP cloud version of
CASPER exists these days as well! (Login here:
https://casper.nautilus.optiputer.net/).
In addition to the normal toolflow, Vivado 2020.1 is now installed (I know
that 2020.2 is recommended for RFSoC, but 2020.1 should work as
Hi Kaj and Wesley,
You are both right. The Python upgrades have proved a problem and it would
help to list it in the documents.
The requirements.txt can be too general though using versions "<" or ">".
RFSOC is a new development, so I understand there could be bugs. I was more
referring to the
Hi Kaj,
There is generally a requirements.txt in the root of the mlib_devel which
should list any python dependencies and appropriate versions. I am not sure
how well this is kept uptodate though.
Regards
Wes
On Mon, Feb 21, 2022 at 1:24 PM Kaj Wiik wrote:
> Hi Adam,
>
> I am sorry but I
Hi Adam,
I am sorry but I missed your reply too.
The reason for us to experiment with different versions was to get RFSoC
(specifically ZCU111) stuff working (by following the documentation in
Hi Casperites,
I hope you are well. I have been reading the mail list and there are lots
of queries about which version of Ubuntu, Python, Matlab and Simulink.
We have documented this quite well on our Casper website, but I have
noticed that some people try it on Windows, different versions and
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