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- SengKok_L_Intel
Regular Contributor
Hi,
I would suggest you use the development kit with SoC to implement the PCIe Root Port. I don't see there is a ready solution for Nios to act as a host for root port. The following example design for CV SoC kit should be helpful to you.
https://rocketboards.org/foswiki/Projects/PCIeRootPort
Regards -SK
- SPraj4
New Contributor
Thank you. I am referring the example design you suggested. As you said that there is no ready solution for Nios to act as a host for root port, So is there a feasibility of implementing NIOS as Root port or not in the board cyclone v gt development board(5cgtfd9e5f35c7) ? And if not then why?? Actually I have already purchased this board so if there is some way to do that with this board it will be good .
- SengKok_L_Intel
Regular Contributor
Hi,
It might be possible but is not a ready solution, and I don't see this is commonly used by others. You may need to do some works on the Linux side to bring up the system.
Regards -SK
- SPraj4
New Contributor
ok thank you. And by ready solution you mean an IP component for Root port ??
- SengKok_L_Intel
Regular Contributor
I'm referring to the example design/software/firmware/driver and so on that target for NIOS as the root port.
Regards -SK
- SPraj4
New Contributor
OK. got it. thanks for your guidance.