Closed timksf closed 7 months ago
same here with sipeed slogic in daplink mode. works with ecpdap, I can program and write flash. cant work with openFPGAloader even if I set pid and vid explicitly
I have acquired a little bit old windows computer. I will try to reproduces but I'm not sure if this computer is compatible with WSL2. And in fact I have near 0 knowledge about windows...
in my case it is OS X, sorry forgot to mention. No emulation. native libraries
Ok I have to check both case. Thanks. Until recently my only OS was linux so supports was only tested in this OS.
@stavinsky I have tried with my macbookAir and the colorlight i5 bitstream is correctly loaded. --detect
is also working.
I have to check which version of dap the slogic support (currently openFPGALoader supports only v1).
I have now to see how to build openFPGALoader for windows and to do the same thing...
@timksf I have switch hidapi library detection. Problem was an issue with cable detection: not working with hidraw, working with libusb. I'm able to load a bitstream on my colorlight i5 with WSL2 on win10.
thank you for the effort, I'll be able to test it over the coming days
works now, thanks again
Hi, I'm having some trouble getting openFPGALoader to work with my colorlight i5. I'm working inside WSL2 with a custom kernel that has CONFIG_USB_HIDDEV enabled. The usb device is forwarded with usbipd. Here is my dmesg output:
This looks fine to me, here is the lsusb output:
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 0d28:0204 NXP ARM mbed
Now when I try to detect the FPGA I get the following output:
I also tried ecpdap, which seems to work just fine, after I installed the udev rules (https://github.com/adamgreig/ecpdap/tree/master/drivers):
Any help would be greatly appreciated.