Release Notes
- CV SoCFPGA GSRD, AV SoCFPGA GSRD and A10 SoCFPGA GSRD have been updated to use ACDS 19.1 and SoC EDS 19.1
- Arria 10 GSRD now supports Display Port
This Linux BSP release supports the SoC Development Kit, and provides the following:
- Linux kernel v4.9.78 LTSi
- Drivers: I2C, LCD, EEPROM, RTC, Ethernet, USB (Host), Watchdog, SD/MMC, QSPI, DMA, FPGA Manager, and FPGA Bridges
Preloader & U-Boot
Boards |
U-Boot version |
U-Boot script |
Stratix10 Devkit Rev A1 |
U-Boot v2017.09 |
u-boot.scr |
Arria 10 Devkit Rev C |
U-Boot v2014.10 |
Coupled in hardware design |
Cyclone V DevKit Rev E, Arria V DevKit Rev C |
U-Boot v2013.01.01 |
u-boot.scr |
It is highly recommended preloader and u-boot are built from the same commit.
Note: If SDRAM ECC is enabled in the Qsys design, please ensure that SDRAM ECC bit initialization is enabled in Preloader Generator
SD Image creation script
To create the SD Image you can get the tools here:
HERE
Release Contents
For 19.1 SD Image binaries can be obtained from:
The Tools to create the SD Image can be downloaded from the link below:
Before downloading the following hardware designs please read the agreement in the link
https://www.altera.com/downloads/software/license/lic-prog_lic.html
The following documents are also part of the release:
U-boot, Linux kernel and Yocto source packages are also provided through the git trees at
https://github.com/altera-opensource, as shown in the table below.
Component |
Git address |
Branch |
Tag |
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Linux |
linux-socfpga.git |
socfpga-4.14.73-ltsi |
ACDS19.1_REL_GSRD_PR |
U-Boot (S10) |
u-boot-socfpga.git |
socfpga_v2017.09 |
ACDS19.1_REL_S10_GSRD_PR |
SPL/U-Boot (CV/AV) |
u-boot-socfpga.git |
socfpga_v2013.01.01 |
ACDS19.1_REL_GSRD_PR |
Ref Designs |
linux-refdesigns.git |
master |
ACDS19.1_REL_GSRD_PR |
Note: sometimes it can be useful to try the latest from the branch, instead of the tag, as bug fixes and features are released on github periodically. However, when doing so, care must be exercised as that specific combination of versions will not be part of a fully tested GSRD. You may monitor the git commit messages on the branch, to see the history.