Hi Heystek,
That's wonderful news, congrats! I found that getting the toolchain working
is very hard and tedious, working with it is fun! :-)
Also, it should be noted that 99% of the setup problems are from Python,
Matlab, and Vivado and not from the CASPER toolflow itself.
Good luck with your
Hey Mitch.
Thank you for the reply.
The Python version that my system is returning is 3.7.13.
Should I rather use Python 3.8? I have noticed that matlab2021a does not
support python3.9.
Thank you
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Heystek Grobler
0832721009
Hi Haystek,
This most likely is a python version conflict. When you activate your Python
environment, what is the version of Python that `python -V` returns? For me, my
casper dev env returns Python 3.8.2.
The second tutorial incorporates the RFDC yellow block. When the back end tool
Hi Heystek,
I think it better if you used 20.04. Is the first machine (18.04) the one that
crashes and that when you have had Matlab working that comes from your second
machine (20.04)?
I just did some tests and was able to reproduce your issue with generating the
dtbo. In your xilinx device
Heystek,
Matlab crashing: You had said earlier that you were on Ubuntu 20.04? Is this
still the case?
Toolflow error: Can you send me the commit hash for your current head of the
Xilinx device tree repo?
Mitch
> On Oct 31, 2023, at 1:52 PM, Heystek Grobler wrote:
>
>
> Hey Kaj, Mitch,
Hi Heystek, Mitch, all,
The System Generator hanging issue occasionally still happens to me too
(but very rarely). However, it happened to me with every compile at one
time when I had a version of MATLAB installed that had many other toolboxes
installed.
There is a note here
Hi Heystek,
One thing first, then the hang issue. From your screenshot of your
startsg.local I notice that you need to add an additional env variable to the
Xilinx device tree repo, and that you need to change the back end env variable
form vivado to Vitis. Please compare your startsg.local
Hi Heystek,
This issue is most likely caused in a discrepancy between the python
environment you setup for mlib_devel and one that matlab/simulink is using. Can
you verify that when you start matlab that your python environment is active,
or that your startsg.local configuration file sets the
Sorry, I should be more helpful to specifically point out which of the issues
in this list on the CASPER wiki link that you are running into.
Morag had pointed you in the right direction. Your specific issue is that there
is a conflict between a library in the Ubuntu installation and the same
Hi Heystek,
The full set of instructions and how to overcome different issues based on the
version of Ubuntu is documented on the CASPER wiki for installing the toolflow
here:
https://casper-toolflow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html#a-note-on-operating-systems
This has the solutions to all
Also look into whether your institution is registered under the Xilinx
University Program - if so, Xilinx are generally amenable to donating
licenses.
Cheers,
Francois
On Thu, Oct 5, 2023 at 3:13 AM Jack Hickish wrote:
> I _think_ that's all you need.
>
> FYI - you can probably get a 30 day
I _think_ that's all you need.
FYI - you can probably get a 30 day trial (or 90 in the case of sysgen)
license for free, which should save you waiting for XUP.
Cheers
Jack
On Thu, 5 Oct 2023 at 11:03, Heystek Grobler
wrote:
> Hey Jack and Kaj.
>
> Thank you so much for the help and guidance.
Hey Jack and Kaj.
Thank you so much for the help and guidance. So the license I got with the
RFSoC ZSU111 does not contain the Xilinx ML Enterprise Edition and it also
does not contain SysGen.
My University (The University of Pretoria) is reaching out to Xilinx to buy
the appropriate licence.
I would suggest trying to get the new license. I'm suspect that Vivado 2020
supports the RFSoC chips you want (though I haven't checked) but using an
older version than the toolflow suggests will almost certainly lead to
other issues. Swimming against the CASPER version-tide is never a
Hi Heystek,
Usually the license comes with the full set, at least the academic ones
that we get and the components (like Sysgen) are not specifically listed in
the license file. They are also 'backwards compatible' so 2023.6 should
work just fine with e.g. 2021.1. Maybe for some reason Sysgen is
Hey Jack.
Should I then try to get a SysGen/ModelComposer license for 2021.1 or is there
a way to still use Vivado 2020.06 with the RFSoC?
Thank you for the help!
Heystek
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0832721009
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