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Building the mbvanilla hardware target
If you are using the Insight/Memec Virtex2 system board (pictured below), then
you should use the mbvanilla_net hardware target, available
here. The following instructions assume use of the standard
mbvanilla_net target.
- Unzip the design files into a directory, say ~/MicroBlaze/mbvanilla_net
- Change to the project directory, and simply type
$ make init_bram
This may take some time, depending upon the speed and memory capacity of your
build system.
- The result should be a file called download.bit in the "implementation"
directory. Now you have a couple of options. Simplest is to
execute
$ make download
to download the configuration to the board. However, you'll need to
repeat this each time you run the kernel, which gets a bit boring.
- To automatically create and download a PROM file, simply run "make
download_prom". The FPGA will be automatically configured with the
mbvanilla_net hardware each time it is powered up.
If you have built the kernel, you are now
ready to download it to the board and execute it.
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Last updated
08-May-2006
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© 2003-2006 John Williams unless otherwise stated
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