Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of ZyboDemo


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Mar 3, 2017, 1:01:21 PM (7 years ago)
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jbassin
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  • ZyboDemo

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    77* Vivado 2015.4 with SDK
    88* Xilinx Petalinux 2015.4
    9 
    10 Source --
    11 
    12 settings64.sh from vivado install directory
    13 
    14 settings.sh from petalinux install directory
    15 
    16 -> Ignore error about tftp server
    17 
    18 '''DO NOT SOURCE THESE IN THE SAME CONSOLE AT THE SAME TIME. IT WILL BREAK THINGS.'''
    199
    2010== Required Downloads
    … …  
    2818== Hardware Design
    2919
     20Source settings64.sh from {Vivado Install Directory}.\\
    3021In Vivado, create a new project.\\
    3122Choose for it to be an RTL project, and don't add any sources now.\\
    3223When selecting your default part, choose `Boards` at the top, and select Zybo (This won't be here if you haven't installed the Zybo Board file yet)\\\\
    33 Navigate to `Create Block Design` on the left.\\
     24Navigate to `Create Block Design` on the left, name the hardware "system".\\
    3425From here you can add anything you need on your project. I chose to add a ZNYQ7 Processor and three GPIO ports.\\
    3526Once you're done, run `Block Automation` on the top.\\
    … …  
    3829>>Run `Connection Automation` again, and connect the GPIO to btns, leds, and sws.\\
    3930Run `Refresh Connections` and then `Validate Design`.\\\\
     31Navigate to `Project Manager` on the left.\\
     32Right click on `system` in `Design Sources` and `Create HDL Wrapper`.\\
     33Click on `Generate Bitsream` on the bottom left.\\
     34Go to `File -> Export -> Export Hardware`. Choose to include the bitstream.\\
    4035
     36== Embedded Linux through [http://www.wiki.xilinx.com/PetaLinux PetaLinux]
    4137
    42 Hardware Design --
    43 
    44 Open Vivado,[[BR]]
    45 Create new RTL project,[[BR]]
    46 Don't add sources or constraints or IPs,[[BR]]
    47 Select ZYBO for default part,[[BR]]
    48 
    49 In new project Create Block Design,[[BR]]
    50 Add ZYNQ7 Processing and Three GPIO ports,[[BR]]
    51 Run Block Automation,[[BR]]
    52 Run Connection Automation, select S_AXI connections,[[BR]]
    53 Run Connection Automation again, connect gpio_0 to btns, gpio_1 to leds, gpio_2 to sws,[[BR]]
    54 Refresh Connections and Validate Design,[[BR]]
    55 
    56 Click on project manager,[[BR]]
    57 Right click system under Design Sources and Create HDL Wrapper,[[BR]]
    58 Generate Bitstream,[[BR]]
    59 Go to File->Export->Export Hardware, include bitstream[[BR]]
    60 
    61 
    62 Embedded Linux --
    63 
    64 Create petalinux project : petalinux-create --type project --name zybo_linux --source ~/Desktop/Digilent-Zybo-Linux-BD-v2015.4.bsp [[BR]]
    65 Config petalinux project : petalinux-config --get-hw-description zybo_spi/zybo_spi.sdk --project zybo_linux (Replace zybo_spi with name of project and make sure you're pointing to the right place)[[BR]]
    66 Enable dropbear SSH : petalinux-config -c rootfs --project zybo_linux, FileSystem Packages->Console/Network->dropbear
    67 Build the image : petalinux-build --project zybo_linux/
    68 
     38In a new terminal, source settings.sh from {Petalinux Install Directory}.\\
     39Create the petalinux project : {{{petalinux-create --type project --name {project name} --source {path/to/Zybo Board Support file (should be a BSP file)}}}}\\
     40Configure the project : {{{petalinux-config --get-hw-description {path/to/Vivado Project}/project.sdk (ex. ~/Documents/projects/zybo/zybo.sdk)}}}\\
     41Enable Dropbear SSH : {{{petalinux-config -c rootfs --project {path/to/petalinux project)}}} and navigate to `FileSystem Packages -> Console/Network -> dropbear`.\\
     42Build the image : {{{petalinux-build --project {path/to/petalinux project}}}}\\
    6943
    7044Create FSBL -- (Currently having problems with this one)
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    7549Copy BOOT.bin and zybo_linux/images/linux/image.ub to SD card,[[BR]]
    7650SD card must be formatted so that the first 4MiB are unallocated, the next partition is at least 100MiB and is fat32, and the remainder is ex4
     51
     52
     53== General Notes
     54
     55* Don't have petalinux and vivado sourced in the same terminal at the same time unless you're using the petalinux-package commands. It will just cause errors and extra headache.
     56* Make sure that your project's target language in Vivado is set VHDL and not Verilog.
     57*