Could you check your permissions of the original base system files (ie
before copying)?
Jason
On 19 Jun 2009, at 12:50, John Ford wrote:
I promise to quit replying to my own mails...
I have figured out that the "copy base system" command copies in the
base
system, but the cygwin permissions are all screwed up. They are
d---------+ when viewed with a cygwin bash shell. Changing the
permissions with chmod -R 777 "dirname" allows the toolflow to build a
good bit file.
I considered putting the above command in the matlab script, but I'm
not
sure how to call a cygwin command from matlab...
I'll let you know if our system administrators can figure it out.
John
Hi. A bit more info.
I saved my model to a network mapped drive, and everything worked
fine.
There's some kind of wierd permissions problem, I guess, with
cygwin and
windows.
There's some information on the xilinx web site, but it's not at
all clear
to me. I know nothing about Windows.
Any help appreciated...
John
Hi all. I've downloaded and installed the 10.1 toolset, the right
matlab
stuff, and installed it all. I grabbed the tarball off the casper
web
page, installed it, then updated it from svn. I made a simple
model of
2
software registers, simulated it, saved it, and ran bee_xps on it.
There
is a funny error:
Creating Script File ...
#----------------------------------------------#
# Starting program ngdbuild
# ngdbuild -p xc5vsx95tff1136-1 -nt timestamp -uc system.ucf
"C:/john/roach_test_again/XPS_ROACH_base/implementation/system.ngc"
system.ngd
#----------------------------------------------#
Release 10.1.03 - ngdbuild K.39 (nt)
Copyright (c) 1995-2008 Xilinx, Inc. All rights reserved.
Command Line: ngdbuild -p xc5vsx95tff1136-1 -nt timestamp -uc
system.ucf
C:/john/roach_test_again/XPS_ROACH_base/implementation/system.ngc
system.ngd
Reading NGO file
"C:/john/roach_test_again/XPS_ROACH_base/implementation/
system.ngc" ...
ERROR:ConstraintSystem:8 - The file 'system.ucf' could not be
opened for
reading.
What's funny about it is the file is there.
Can anyone explain this?
THanks.
John
