New ContributorWe only have a serial interface to a MAX10 and need to have a technique of changing the MAX10 code over this interface. Please advise.
ContributorLook at this example, pay attention to the "Slave" side. https://fpgacloud.intel.com/devstore/platform/16.0.0/Standard/i2c-remote-system-update-example/
Frequent ContributorContributorYou have a serious learning curve ahead of you. I know, I'm in the middle of a similar design. Things will get worse if you use the technique described in the link. It uses embedded Nios for serial communication and that has its own very steep curve.
Basically, you need two designs, one is your application and the other is a serial loader. Both reside in FLASH. The serial loader accepts data and programs your application code into FLASH. Then it boots your application. It's all very confusing and the documentation is poor. You'll need to do more searching, find some example designs that more closely resemble your own. Good luck.
New ContributorHi, I'm working on the simliar design too, any suggestions on how to do the remote firmware update without using the embedded NIOS?
Occasional ContributorHave you been able to locate the template for the slave side of the example? The download is for the master side. Tks,
