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What should happen when I assert nPOR on my Cyclone V?
- 7 years ago
Again, your answer is senseless. Of course I can boot again when I power cycle. What I cannot do is cold restart.
It turns out this is a documented problem: https://rocketboards.org/foswiki/Documentation/SocBoardQspiBoot
It would seem that Intel support would be aware of this and have not taken me more than a week of my own time to find. And, no, it has nothing to do with my binary. I hope my wasted time on this issue helps others find the needed solution.
I do not understand this.
- The nPOR PIN on the device should have nothing to do with any binaries. It's a physical pin doing physical things. It does not work as I would expect.
- The nPOR register from the HPS is a pyhsical thing that is not configrable, from anything I can see. It doesn't work as I expect, either.
I do not boot from an SD card. I boot from QSPI. We don' t have an SD card on our system. This is custom hardware so there are no pre-compiled binaries.
Please explain to me what I could configure/change in my FPGA bitfile or my source-code to possibly change the nPOR pin/register behavior. Could be I don't understand that, and it would be great if that's the issue, but I need to be pointed to some documentation on how to configure this, then. I simply don't see it.
Thanks!