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SengKok_L_Intel
Regular Contributor
5 years agoThe coreclkout is derived from the PCIe Refclk, below are the posibilities of this problem:
- How do you connect the npor signal? Please ensure this signal is asserted or you may just tie it as "1" in the design.
- You may try to use the PCIe refclk as the sampling clock in signal tap and check if the serdes_pll_locked signal can be asserted? If not, it could be something wrong with the refclk.
Regards -SK
- jpang105 years ago
New Contributor
Thank you for your reply, SK!
1. npor is (user_input_nrst & perstn), from signal tap it shows that it goes high. I also tried tying it straight to 1'b1, but the lttsmstates shown on the root complex are still the same
2. I used the PCIe refclk as the sampling clock, and do see serdes_pll_locked goes high. I also added the coreclkout to the signaltap, but doesn't see it switching.
Do you have any suggestions on what else we can look at?Thanks!