- #Xilinx ise design suite 14.7 shutdown install#
- #Xilinx ise design suite 14.7 shutdown drivers#
- #Xilinx ise design suite 14.7 shutdown software#
- #Xilinx ise design suite 14.7 shutdown license#
In next sections I will write about the changes you should make to work with other tools of the ISE suite.ĬhipScope Analyzer Analyzer uses bash features, however has #!/bin/sh which should be changed to #!/bin/bash If you use only ISE and Impact then the postinstallation is done for you and you can start design FPGAs. $ sudo cp /opt/Xilinx/14.6/ISE_DS/common/bin/lin64/xusb*.hex /usr/shareĬreate a link for the usb library, because Impact will search for libusb in /usr/lib/ Copy the usb firmware to the expected location In this rules-file is written that if you plug the JTAG programmers with known VendorIDs and ProductIDs, then fxload will download proper firmwares from /usr/lib/ directory to programmers. $ sudo sed -i -e 's/TEMPNODE/tempnode/' -e 's/SYSFS/ATTRS/g' -e 's/BUS/SUBSYSTEMS/' /etc/udev/rules.d/les You need to edit it a bit by removing BUS="usb , replacing SYSFS by ATTRS and $TEMPNODE by $tempnode $ sudo cp /opt/Xilinx/14.6/ISE_DS/ISE/bin/lin64/les /etc/udev/rules.d/les Then copy the rules-file from ISE directory
#Xilinx ise design suite 14.7 shutdown install#
$ sudo apt-get install fxload libusb-0.1-4 libusb-dev
#Xilinx ise design suite 14.7 shutdown drivers#
USB-JTAG cable drivers If you try to write a firmware with use of Impact, he will not see your ISB-JTAG programmer and will give you an error where windrvr6 driver is mentioned, but Impact should use standard libusb driver. After next boot of your OS or restarting of profile.d scripts the ISE tools could be launched just by typing ise, impact, sysgen etc in a command line.
#Xilinx ise design suite 14.7 shutdown license#
Where one of variables sets the path to your license file or address of a server if you use float license. #export XILINXD_LICENSE_FILE="/opt/Xilinx/14.5/ISE_DS/Xilinx.lic"Įxport PATH=$PATH:$ISE_DS_PATH/ISE/bin/lin64:$ISE_DS_PATH/EDK/bin/lin64Įxport PATH=$PATH:$ISE_DS_PATH/ISE/sysgen/bin/lin64:$ISE_DS_PATH/ISE/sysgen/utilĮxport PATH=$PATH:$ISE_DS_PATH/PlanAhead/binĮxport XILINX_PLANAHEAD=$ISE_DS_PATH/PlanAhead/ There are different ways to manage it, I prefer it to be done during the boot of my OS by creating of the script in "/etc/profile.d" $ sudo chmod -R 777 /opt/Xilinx/14.6/ISE_DS/.xinstall/Īfter finishing of installation process don't hurry to launch ISE, you should first set the environment variables and launch settings64(32).sh script. If you install ISE to write protected folder (like me), then make sure that. The only thing that I want to point is that you should uncheck "Install cable drivers" and "Acquire or Manage a License Key" boxes because they will not help us anyway 🙂 Installation I will skip the description of installation procedure, because everything is simple there and anyway there is always am installation guide with nice step-to-step screenshots. OS Debian "Wheezy" 7.0.0 (64-bit) ISE version 14.6 System Edition path /opt/Xilinx/14.6/ISE_DS/ So take into account, that you could have something different:
#Xilinx ise design suite 14.7 shutdown software#
After spending of days for complete postinstallation I believe in importance of writing the following tutorial to save time of people that want to design FPGAs under linux.įirst, I want to clarify software versions and installing path I have used.
The only help are tips'n'tricks on numerous FPGA forums and personal blogs, and I want to thank all of their authors. The modifications, that you should make to force the tools work, depend on your OS and could be not trivial at all. However it does not mean that the Xilinx ISE would not work on other linux platforms, but requires additional postinstallation. Unfortunately the Xilinx ISE is officially supported only on the one linux OS, namely, Rad Hat. It consist of several tools that give possibility to design, debug, simulate and program the FPGAs. The Xilinx ISE is a powerful design suite for FPGAs/CPLDs manufactured by Xilinx.
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