<Snip> > 1) Doesn't cost a lot > 2) I can work with entirely from Linux > 3) Have all the source for > 4) Is as close to possible to a PCI FPGA video card > > I'd like to first get used to the JTAG interface to these cards and > bringing up the the chip for the first time. See how much I can do with > a known working board. > > Enjoy the fun, > Jeff > > 5) Absolutely no windows. I'm just doing this on the side for fun; the > last thing I want to do is irritate myself. I can't be the only one on > this list that finds the thought of even having to touch a windows > machine irritating.
This might be a bit of a problem. From what I've seen so far, the design is already based on the 3s2000 and will possibly move to the 3s4000. The largest device currently supported by the Xilinx WebPACK is the 3s1500. So unless you have access to a licensed version of the Xilinx development tools, there is no way to generate code for the FPGA. On the bright side, the WebPACK software is reported to run on Wine. - marcel _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
