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hi All,
I am working on design a system that FPGA can access SDRAM of HPS through F2S bridge. Where can find the reference design (include hardware / software project ) ? ThanksLink Copied
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In http://www.altera.com/products/devkits/altera/kit-cyclone-v-soc.html see "Table 2. Altera´s Cyclone V SoC Development Kit Documentation", "Kit installation (EXE) (Windows)".
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I think this thread can help you: http://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=45290 I just went through it and it's explained,
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hi aprado,
I have done the Qsys intregration as thread mentioned. but when I control the DMA to read data from HPS SDRAM into On-chip RAM of FPGA , the DMA action has finished, but the data is not consistent. Can you take a look at my Qsys design and DS-5 Bare-metal software code ? 1) Bare-metal: https://www.dropbox.com/s/q44vgldbxc39qnj/altera-socfpga-hardwarelib-fpga-cv-gnu.7z 2) QSYS: https://www.dropbox.com/s/z512he9nb0ma4jp/soc_system.qsys Thanks. Lucian- Mark as New
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Lucian, unforunately I am not the one responsible for the software, I only made the QSys connections. I can share it with you, gonna mail you later.
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hi aprado,
Thank you very much.- Mark as New
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After remove the "Address Span Extender" between DMA & Memory, the result is ok.
I don't know why "Address Span Extender" will block DMA's transmission ?- Mark as New
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Hi
can you send me your project
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