Hi Colin,

thank you very much for your help. Your video finally guided me to the problem.
Since some versions, impact offers a "One-Step" SVF generation option.
>From there help, there was no indication that stuff is left out.
Erasing, Programming, Verifying....
HOWEVER, it seems they missed to add the configure part.
Even worse,  simply assigning a SVF file to a existing project didn't
work for me either.
I used the way you showed off in the video and ONLY that way created a
few lines within the SVF file which are entitled:
//Operation: Program -p 0 -e -r -loadfpga -master -internalClk
-clkFreq 20 -defaultVersion 0

This was exactly the part that all my other SVF files where entirely missing.
You mentioned the batch mode and I will look forward how to make the
conversion now without any GUI, to make sure stuff is right
independent of the way and orders certain buttons get pressed in a GUI
;)

Thanks again

Torwag

On 12 November 2012 02:50, Colin O'Flynn <cofl...@newae.com> wrote:
> I forgot to answer your specific question: you need to replicate ALL the
> commands you are doing in Impact. You should be able to manually create a
> SVF file graphically (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sp02GEPfooY&hd=1
> for example).
>
> Most likely your SVF file you created is incomplete. For example you need to
> specify erase/program cycles etc. See the impact documentation to get all
> the batch mode commands.
>
> When doing it graphically you will be able to see a list of what impact is
> doing too, so you can just use that as a basis for your batch mode file.
>
> This should work fine then. I've programmed attached SPI flashes, which
> means the SVF file includes downloading the access core, doing the SPI
> access through that core, etc.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Torsten Wagner [mailto:torsten.wag...@gmail.com]
> Sent: November-10-12 11:37 AM
> To: urjtag-development@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [UrJTAG-dev] How to configure FPGAs and PROMs
>
> Hi,
>
> my first post to this list. So sorry if it sounds stupid.
>
> How to configure a PROM or FPGA via urjtag?
>
> At the moment I work with chips from Xilinx and from Xilinx own tool
> "impact" I can set different configuration options. However, those are NOT
> part of a generated SVF file.
> They are included in the impact project file (ipf).
>
> Just copy over the svf file is therefore not enough. One has to make sure
> PROM or FPGA are correctly configured.
> Impact does this in some way. E.g. I have a FPGA with a PROM and need to set
> the "FPGA load" option under impacts programming parameters.
> I can copy over the SVF file from both impact or urjtag, however the FPGA
> only starts up if the PROM was copied over by impact, since it takes care to
> set the "FPGA LOAD" flag which is important.
>
> How to do this within urjtag?
> There is the instruction command and some others and I tried a bit around
> but couldn't see how this should work.
>
> Thats the last part on a quest to get all this working under a Linux
> environment with the Busblaster from Dangerous Prototypes.
>
> As a random side question. I noticed that the SVN repository seems to differ
> rather much already from the last release. Is there schedule for any
> upcoming release?
>
> Thanks
>
> Torwag
>
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