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Re: Partial reconfigur ation using Multiboot
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03-21-2012 06:56 AM
Burak,
When you generate a PR bitstream, you can parse through it yourself (.bit or .rbt). The main difference you'll see is that not all config reg need to be set and your starting FAR and FDRI words can be different. In addition, you do not get GRESTORE in PR bitstream.
Regards,
Wei
Re: Partial reconfigur ation using Multiboot
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04-05-2012 08:20 AM
Hi,
Alan and govemb, i think you are mixing 2 things.
For Multiboot, you must follows XAPP1100 and send the good commands (be careful about bitswapping) to do a correct Multiboot. You don't care about what ICAP does during full reconfiguration.
For PR, you must control and route signal to ICAP. Partial bitstream contains all ICAP need to do the partial reconfiguration. The main difficulty in fact is how to control de BPI. SEU detection is just to keep CCLK activ because BPI control signals are "clocked" on the CCLK even if it is in asynchronous mode.
I wrote a publication for the next Xcell journal (Q2 2012) about the hardware PR design with XCF32P. Perhaps you will find informations in it.
Lamonnis
Re: Partial reconfigur ation using Multiboot
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04-05-2012 08:26 AM
Hi Lamonnis,
Good to hear form you again. Hope you are doing well. I'm looking forward to reading your publication in the next XCell journal.
Regards











