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11 years agoPCIe Inbound Byte write data corruption ... SolutionID rd04172014_563
This describes the behavior I see ... solution id: rd04172014_563 last modified: may 02, 2014 product category: intellectual property product area: comm, interface & peripherals produc...
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11 years agoThanks Skbeh,
I have modified the design to support Gen3 X1 and 64 bit TXS port. I am passing Inbound byte write operations , without DWORD corruption at the host now. I am passing Inbound byte read operations , without NIOS II hanging. This is on an emulator that only runs Gen1 rates but with the 128 bit TXS design, we previously failed the byte write / read operations. I am fairly confident that when trained to Gen3 X1 I will get the same passing results with this design point. Gen3 X1 may be sufficient for the exerciser I have else I can investigate the 256 bit design point. Thanks, Bob.