gautschimi
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7 years ago Hi there,
I'm not familiar with the Pynq platform. but it has a zynq on it, so the flow to generate programmable logic, and processing systems will be very similar. however, the software, linux etc. for the pynq will for sure be different. I cannot say how difficult it is to port pulpino to this platform, but it's for sure possible:)
But I don't think setting the env variables to zybo is a solution. I'd rather check for all board specific commands and replace them for the pynq.
best, Michael
On 06/05/2017 12:46 AM, GioAgu17 wrote:
Hey,
I am currently trying to synthesize pulpino for Pynq, after having succeded to execute something in zedboard. We know that from now no assistance will be provided but we want also to hear some bunch of advice from you!
Would setting the env variable to "zybo" be a solution to make a synthesis for Pynq? If not, what do you think it's the first think to focus on in order to achieve pulpino running on Pynq?
Thank you so much in advance. Giovanni
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Hey,
I am currently trying to synthesize pulpino for Pynq, after having succeded to execute something in zedboard. We know that from now no assistance will be provided but we want also to hear some bunch of advice from you!
Would setting the env variable to "zybo" be a solution to make a synthesis for Pynq? If not, what do you think it's the first think to focus on in order to achieve pulpino running on Pynq?
Thank you so much in advance. Giovanni