someone else here already found out that secure boot doesn't work with zybo z7-20 since it's production silicon:
The other poster got it to work by soldering a battery to the J15 port. I'd like to do that too but I'm a bit unsure how to go about it. In the manual for Zybo Z7 it says that the pins should only receive 3.3Vm but is it the same for the ports? And is there anything else specific I should take note about when selecting a battery? Does digilent produce special batteries for this kind of occasion? I'm also not sure which of the two entrances is the positive and which is the negative since I couldn't find it in the manual.
Pardon if these are stupid questions, I am a student and want to work with a securely booted system for my masters thesis, so I rather ask before I break something. Thanks in advance!
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someone else here already found out that secure boot doesn't work with zybo z7-20 since it's production silicon:
The other poster got it to work by soldering a battery to the J15 port. I'd like to do that too but I'm a bit unsure how to go about it. In the manual for Zybo Z7 it says that the pins should only receive 3.3Vm but is it the same for the ports? And is there anything else specific I should take note about when selecting a battery? Does digilent produce special batteries for this kind of occasion? I'm also not sure which of the two entrances is the positive and which is the negative since I couldn't find it in the manual.
Pardon if these are stupid questions, I am a student and want to work with a securely booted system for my masters thesis, so I rather ask before I break something. Thanks in advance!
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