I am trying to run a microblaze project on the Nexys video development board. However I am having cable driver issues and thus I am attempting to apply the design using a USB host (using a pendrive). I am able to apply a design with simple vivado hardware designs and that works fine. However I cannot get the sdk code for the microblaze to run.
Currently I am using the download.bit file generated by the SDK. This bit file is generated using a bootloop. I am following this tutorial (https://reference.digilentinc.com/nexys-video/gsmb) and so the design should not be the problem.
My question is, should the design work if I use the download.bit file generated by SDK (by pressing program FPGA) or should I be using a different bit file to boot from a pendrive?
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I am trying to run a microblaze project on the Nexys video development board. However I am having cable driver issues and thus I am attempting to apply the design using a USB host (using a pendrive). I am able to apply a design with simple vivado hardware designs and that works fine. However I cannot get the sdk code for the microblaze to run.
Currently I am using the download.bit file generated by the SDK. This bit file is generated using a bootloop. I am following this tutorial (https://reference.digilentinc.com/nexys-video/gsmb) and so the design should not be the problem.
My question is, should the design work if I use the download.bit file generated by SDK (by pressing program FPGA) or should I be using a different bit file to boot from a pendrive?
Thanks.
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