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i try use sram instead of on chip memory on system and my system has 3 components such as nios, jtag uart, sram. Help me!
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Post something for us to look at...
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--- Quote Start --- Post something for us to look at... --- Quote End --- module main( input CLOCK_50, input [0:0] KEY, inout [15:0] SRAM_DQ, output [19:0] SRAM_ADDR, output SRAM_UB_N, output SRAM_LB_N, output SRAM_WE_N, output SRAM_CE_N, output SRAM_OE_N ); main_sys u0 ( .clk_clk (CLOCK_50), // clk.clk .reset_reset_n (KEY), // reset.reset_n .sram_0_external_interface_DQ (SRAM_DQ), // sram_0_external_interface.DQ .sram_0_external_interface_ADDR (SRAM_ADDR), // .ADDR .sram_0_external_interface_LB_N (SRAM_LB_N), // .LB_N .sram_0_external_interface_UB_N (SRAM_UB_N), // .UB_N .sram_0_external_interface_CE_N (SRAM_CE_N), // .CE_N .sram_0_external_interface_OE_N (SRAM_OE_N), // .OE_N .sram_0_external_interface_WE_N (SRAM_WE_N) // .WE_N ); endmodule when i load software on eclipse nios 2 to board, it has notification "verify failed between address 0x200000 and 0x205517" and then have windown "Downloading ELF Process failed". Please help me. Thanks!
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This is most likely to be a signal integrity issue. Has this hardware ever worked? Is this your own board? There's nothing wrong with the code you've posted.
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I highly doubt Altera's got 2 megs of SRAM on-board, so it sounds like this is on a dev-board external to the FPGA. Read the documentation and make sure you adhere to the setup/hold times and all that. If you ARE using blockram or similar, note that most in- and outputs are registered, which adds to your delay. For example, reading a value from blockram with registered in- and outputs would take 2 clocks before you get the result.
DRAM is a whole different issue :-) -Mux- Subscribe to RSS Feed
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