Tutorial or documentation detailing the setup process specifically on how to load binaries onto the FPGA and HPS parts for executing tasks
Added by Judy Mastracco 1 day ago
I am posting this on behalf of a customer.
I am currently using your CriticalLink evaluation board, which we acquired through Arrow Europe. I have a few questions regarding the setup and usage of the board:
I have installed the recommended virtual machine (VM); however, I am unable to install Quartus Lite version 2022. My initial project was developed using Quartus 2022, and compatibility is important. Could you please advise on how to resolve this issue?
Do you have a tutorial or documentation detailing the setup process for the evaluation board MitySOM-5CSX, specifically on how to load binaries onto the FPGA and HPS parts for executing tasks?
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RE: Tutorial or documentation detailing the setup process specifically on how to load binaries onto the FPGA and HPS parts for executing tasks - Added by Mike Fiorenza about 22 hours ago
I would recommend installing the Quartus version needed for your project onto your build machine (not the virtual machine) following Intel's installation instructions. Once you have the tools installed and can successfully compile the FPGA design, you can then follow our Wiki for taking the compiled binary and using it on our development kit.
The link to the Cyclone-V wiki can be found here: https://support.criticallink.com/redmine/projects/mityarm-5cs/wiki
This provides a lot of useful information for the Cyclone V development kit. There are also pre-built SD card images you can use to boot the development board. I would recommend using the pre-built image for whichever module you acquired and verifying that you are able to successfully boot the development board. Once you have successfully booted the development board, you could then look at this link: https://support.criticallink.com/redmine/projects/mityarm-5cs/wiki/Building_sd_231 for how to update the individual pieces on the SD card with binaries that you have built.
