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- The only way to communicate with the system right now is through the AFU interface, using the ACP_Memcopy() function. | - The only way to communicate with the system right now is through the AFU interface, using the ACP_Memcopy() function. | ||
| − | Never use less than 64bytes to send and 64bytes to receive or the system will hang up.!!! | + | |
| − | + | - Never use less than 64bytes to send and 64bytes to receive or the system will hang up.!!! | |
| − | - In the FPGA design you should always send back the data the number of bytes you declare in the ACP_Memcopy(), if not the system will | + | |
| − | + | - In the FPGA design you should always send back the data the number of bytes you declare in the ACP_Memcopy(), if not the system will hang. | |
| − | - The data is received and send in the FPGA in packets of 256 bits => 32 bytes. That means that each time you make a ACP_Memcopy() you will receive two packets (two rx_valid) and you must send two packets back, (two tx_valid). | + | |
| + | - The data is received and send in the FPGA in packets of 256 bits => 32 bytes. That means that each time you make a ACP_Memcopy() you will receive two packets (two rx_valid) and you must send two packets back, (two tx_valid). | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 23 October 2009
http://www.nallatech.com/index.php/Intel-Xeon-FSB-Socket-Fillers/fsb-compute-module.html
Project Goals
- Implement a setup a LEON3 processor running Linux on the Nallatech board
- Set up Hasim environment
Project Status
- LEON3 is booting from Onchip RAM, and sending data through the FSB.
Next steps
- Make LEON3 boot from System main memory. That includes to connect the system bus directly to the FSB and write a bootloader.
- Setup on-board DDR-II memory
Hints to work with Nallatech System
- The only way to communicate with the system right now is through the AFU interface, using the ACP_Memcopy() function.
- Never use less than 64bytes to send and 64bytes to receive or the system will hang up.!!! - In the FPGA design you should always send back the data the number of bytes you declare in the ACP_Memcopy(), if not the system will hang. - The data is received and send in the FPGA in packets of 256 bits => 32 bytes. That means that each time you make a ACP_Memcopy() you will receive two packets (two rx_valid) and you must send two packets back, (two tx_valid).
