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Note: for some development kits, the switch and jumper settings required for the Workshop labs will differ from those required for that board's Golden System Reference Design. Please be sure to verify that your board is properly configured with the settings show below. The workshops require a USB connection to a host PC for a serial port to view the console output from the pre-loader, u-boot, and Linux and to interact with the u-boot and Linux command lines. The configuration of the host PC terminal emulator is discussed on the Workshop Software Setup page. Each supported target board has a USB connection for an FTDI (or similar) serial to USB converter. Find this port on the board and connect it to the host using the appropriate USB cable. The location of the serial USB connections is indicated on the board pictures in the configuration section for each board below. The SoC SW Workshops optionally use network connections to the host for file transfer and optional Labs sections. The workshop SD card images use USB networking to connect the host and target. This is only neccessary to complete the optional parts of the labs for the Workshop. On a Linux host, simply booting the target board to Linux and connecting a USB cable from the target board's USB OTG port to a USB port on the host should create a new network interface connected to a DHCP server on the target. You should be able to see this on the host PC with "ifconfig". The location of the USB OTG port on each board is indicated in the board pictures in the configuration section for each board below.
Atlas / DE0_NANO_SOC Board Configuration
The Atlas board can be purchased for the Workshops directly from Terasic for $99 at the following URL: SoC Atlas Board This board does not provide any jumpers or switches to adjust the HPS CSEL or BSEL pins, however there are switches provided to adjust the MSEL pins. The following settings are compatible with the workshop project, from left to right set SW10 to UP, DN, UP, DN, UP, UP. The red dot in the image below indicates the switch position.
The USB Connections for this board are shown here:
Altera CV SoC Board Configuration
The following settings for the CSEL and BSEL pins on this board are compatible with the workshop project, from left to right set the jumpers to R, R, L, R, L. The red dot in the image below indicates the open pin on the three pin headers.
The following settings for the MSEL pins on this board are compatible with the workshop project, from left to right set SW3 to UP, DN, UP, DN, UP, UP. The red dot in the image below indicates the switch position.
The USB Connections for this board are shown here:
Altera AV SoC Board Configuration
The following settings for the CSEL and BSEL pins on this board are compatible with the workshop project, from left to right set the jumpers to R, R, L, R, L. The red dot in the image below indicates the open pin on the three pin headers.
The following settings for the MSEL pins on this board are compatible with the workshop project, from left to right set SW3 to UP, DN, UP, DN, UP, UP. The red dot in the image below indicates the switch position.
The USB Connections for this board are shown here:
Critical Link Mighty SOM Board Configuration
* Note: Critical Link MitySOM is not supported for Workshop 2 Intro to SoC Linux The following settings for the MSEL, CSEL and BSEL pins on this board are compatible with the workshop project, from top to bottom set the S100 switches to R, L, R, L, R, L, L, L, R, L. The red dot in the image below indicates the switch position.
The USB Connections for this board are shown here:
Arrow SoCKit Board Configuration
The following settings for the CSEL and BSEL pins on this board are compatible with the workshop project, from left to right set the jumpers to DN, DN, UP, UP, DN. The red dot in the image below indicates the open pin on the three pin headers.
The following settings for the MSEL pins on this board are compatible with the workshop project, from left to right set SW6 to UP, DN, UP, DN, UP, UP. The red dot in the image below indicates the switch position.
The USB Connections for this board are shown here:
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