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Re: Linux kernel source for SoC FPGA Intel
Hi @ihsan28 , The first (linux-socfpga) is the actual Linux kernel source for SoC FPGA devices. The second (gsrd-socfpga) is a set of metadata and scripts to build a Yocto based Linux distribution for a given devkit (i.e. an image you can use to boot a board). If you just want to build a Linux kernel from source the first repo is enough. If you want to build a full Linux image for a devkit use the second.1.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: AXI4 DMA Master Error
Thank you for the comprehensive overview of the IP in question @Manprocoder I am trying to find you some help internally as this isn't my area of expertise and nothing is jumping out at me from what you have posted. Hopefully others in the community may also be able to offer some advice. Seems obvious but I will ask anyway. I am assuming the onchip memory is configured as RAM and not ROM?5.7KViews1like1CommentRe: AXI4 DMA Master Error
Thanks for the details @Manprocoder. From what I can see the platform design looks OK and the NIOS appears to be doing what it should to initialize the DMA so I would conclude the problem is likely to be with the active_ascon IP. I will see if I can get someone from the AXI team to take a look and give some guidance. It will likely require sharing more information about the active_ascon IP block.5.9KViews0likes0Comments