If you want to play with FPGA contents, I'd suggest to just use a Zynq 7000 series. There are plenty boards available, even in the two-digit price range. They also have the advantage of being a much more mature platform (e.g. you can boot it with mainline stuff) and much less complicated than the MPSoC (which requires two extra firmware blobs to boot).
On 13-01-2020 13:35, [email protected] via Lists.Yoctoproject.Org wrote: > > a number of people i know (including myself) are interested in > entry-level (AKA inexpensive) eval kits based on xilinx zynqmp, > obviously to play with systems that incorporate an FPGA, even if (for > the time being) we simply use a pre-built .xsa file for the target. > > personally, i just ordered an avnet ultra96-v2 but, as i read it, if > i want to build a bootable image from scratch, i need to use petalinux > (which i already have installed, so that's not a problem for me), but > after looking around, i don't immediately see a stock YP build for > that target. > > is there an inexpensive zynqmp target board for which one can use > stock YP/meta-xilinx layers to build a bootable image, and by > inexpensive, less than several hundred dollars like the xilinx XCU10* > kits? as i said, given that i have petalinux 2019.2 installed, i'm > fine using that, but some of the others want to stick with regular YP. > > thoughts?
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