Hi Dale, The first thing I would check is connecting an RS-232 cable to see if you can talk to the FPGA via tiny shell that way. This will also let you run the ifconfig command to see what the iBOB thinks it's IP address is, to make sure there's nothing funny with that. Are you programming the FPGA directly, or the PROM chip for standalone operation. I have found programming the PROM chip very unreliable, so try just programming the FPGA itself first if you haven't. If programming the FPGA works but not programming the PROM, I have found that trying different versions of IMPACT will sometimes help. Glenn
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 8:50 AM, Gary, Dale <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > We have been running four IBOBs as a spectrometer for about a year, and one > of the IBOBs is no longer taking telnet connections via ETH0. I checked the > voltages, and all are present. I reprogrammed the FPGA, and that was > successful (as reported by Impact), but there was no change. Is there > anything else I could do to test/debug it, or should I just send it back to > Digicom? > > Thanks, > Dale >
