Hi again everyone!
I do not know if some one still remember this ... :-) but I will do the
question:
I'm trying to modify the PowerPC code which interacts with LWIP in order to
automate the transmission of the shared BRAM from my correlator, but I was
unable accomplish it.
I'm using CMD
Hi Rolando,
I think you mentioned that you are able to communicate with the IBOB over
ethernet. Is that correct? Can you read and set registers using the UDP
interface? If so, then the communication is working and the problem is not
the communication itself.
Glenn
On Fri, Jul 4, 2014 at 9:59
Yeah, somehow it looks like the new main.c you are trying to use is not
getting included. Where are you putting the main.c? One thing you can try
is instead of putting your new main.c in there, try just deleting the
main.c that is there and try the run init_bram. If it does not fail, then
that
When the design is compiled, several folders are created.
The XPS_IBOB_base folder is one of them, and inside this folder is created
the Software folder, and inside this folder is created the main.c file.
I remove this main.c file created by the compilation, and I copy the new
main.c in the same
I think that's the wrong place. You want something in the implementation
directory if i recall correctly.
Glenn
On Jul 4, 2014 11:05 AM, Rolando Paz flx...@gmail.com wrote:
When the design is compiled, several folders are created.
The XPS_IBOB_base folder is one of them, and inside this folder
https://casper.berkeley.edu/svn/trunk/projects/pocketcorrelator/poco-0.1.1/docs/poco_user_guide
This is the Griffin guide :
2: PowerPC Code
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The embedded PowerPC C code which interacts with LWIP needs to be
modified
Hi,
I've been helping Andres and applied the patch you send to the system files
using git-apply. Double checked the system files to see if it worked correctly.
After that we tries recompiling the program but the error remains.
Constructing platform-level connectivity ...
ERROR:EDK:4072 -
Hi,
Just a thought - Is it possible that the zdok you've selected for the ADC
doesn't match the clock selected in the mssge block? I.e., if you're ADC is
on zdok0, are you clocking off adc0 and not adc1?
Cheers,
Jack
On 4 Jul 2014 09:46, Geelen, T.F.G. t.f.g.gee...@student.tue.nl wrote:
Hi,
Hi Jack,
That solved almost all the problems. We were indeed trying to use the wrong
clock for the wrong ADC. Stupid mistake.
However I still have three of these error left...
Constructing platform-level connectivity ...
ERROR:EDK:4072 - INSTANCE: spec_roach2_1200_asiaa_adc5g, PORT: datain_pin
Are you sure you applied the patch? Can you send your system.mhs from your
design's XPS_ROACH2_base directory?
On Fri, Jul 4, 2014 at 1:53 PM, Geelen, T.F.G. t.f.g.gee...@student.tue.nl
wrote:
Hi Jack,
That solved almost all the problems. We were indeed trying to use the
wrong clock for
That is the pre-parsed system.mhs from your mlib_devel working copy. When
you compile a design the toolflow copies over the
mlib_devel/XPS_ROACH2_base to a new directory at the same location of your
design's MDL file and then it parses system.mhs. Can you please send that
parsed version from your
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