![]() please note that this Vivado is only used to download bitstream, it is not the same as the Vivado used to compile openwifi. Open an terminal and ssh to the host node, in the ssh terminal, cd openwifijtagfiles_v2.0 source /share/xilinx/Vivado/2017.4/settings64.sh and then execute xsdb.Upload openwifijtagfiles_v2.0.zip to the host node, unzip it, you will get the directory openwifijtagfiles_v2.0.Pay special attention that ZEDzynqSDR requires additional steps. After you opened serial connection, return to this tutorial to continue. Please refer to Establish serial connection for minicom port setup. Log into the host and establish serial connection to the board using minicom.After the experiment is started, reboot the ZYNQ SDR by right click on the node in jFed, select reboot and then select reboot OS.But do not specify any image for the nodes, in this case the default image will be used. Do draw a link between the two nodes, assign 192.168.10.1/24 on the host side and 192.168.10.122 on the SDR side. Start a jFED experiment with one SDR and its corresponding host, eg apuV4 and zc706zyncSDR2.For details of which ZYNQ SDR is attached to which host, please refer to Hardware Info ZYNQ SDR. ![]() Make a reservation of either a zc706zynqSDR or a ZEDzynqSDR, and its corresponding host machine. ![]() To boot with Vivado 2018.3 generated openwifi image, please download openwifijtagfiles_v2.0.zip to continue. If your openwifi image is compiled by Vivado 2017.4, please boot according to section Boot Linux (Depreciated) instead of this section. The following steps describe how to run an experiment using the ZYNQ SDR in Linux mode from JTAG, it applies to users using openwifi compiled with Vivado 2018.3. ![]()
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