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DE10-Nano SoC LXDE and custom FPGA

MR3
Beginner
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Good day All, I have tried to program the "my_first_fpga" program available on the SystemCD using the USB Blaster, however that stops my Linux kernel (I am assuming it stops running the soc_system.rbf file). I would like to know if it is possible to run a custom FPGA SoC program (a program that uses the FPGA and HPS) on a DE10-Nano SoC running the LXDE version (obtained from Terasic)? Regards, M
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JingyangTeh
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Hi MR3


Sorry you cant flash a custom FPGA SOC program(FPGA & HPS) and have the Linux LXDE running.

However, you could flash only a custom FPGA portion and still have the Linux LXDE running.



Regards

Jingyang, Teh



JingyangTeh
Employee
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Hi MR3


Sorry for the confusion.

After digging further I found some new information.


It is possible to run a bare-metal program and running the Linux Distribution.

DE10 has a Cyclone5 SOC which has a dual CortexA9.

Theoretically it is possible to run a bare-metal program on one core and a Linux Distribution on another.

However we do not support Asymmetrical Multiprocessing.



Regards

Jingyang, Teh



JingyangTeh
Employee
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Hi MR3


Good day!

Do you need any more clarification on this forum?


Regards

Jingyang, Teh


Mahesh2
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Farabi
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Author: MR3
Subject: Reply to DE10-Nano SoC LXDE and custom FPGA
Date Posted: July 12, 2022

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