trabucayre changed the topic of #openFPGALoader to: Universal utility for programming FPGA / Github: https://github.com/trabucayre/openFPGALoader/ Logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/openFPGALoader
<tpw_rules> trabucayre: hi, sorry, it took me a bit to find the time to test this. thank you for adding support, it does detect my fpga just fine! currently trying to build a design and verify that it programs fine
<tpw_rules> two comments in the meanwhile: 1. do you want to update the included udev rules to include its vid/pid?
<tpw_rules> 2. it's still got that weird thing where it detects as three devices, but it does work if i specify --cable-index 0 like you said. i see they all have the same vid/pid but there is some third number which is 0, 3, or 4 (maybe endpoint ID?) and 0 is the "real" one that actually works. is it possible to filter out the other two?
<tpw_rules> trabucayre: it was not able to download my .rbf file. it said everything went ok but the fpga behavior did not change. however using quartus to convert to an svf file and flashing that did work. i assume this has to do with rbf compression
<tpw_rules> (i passed no arguments in both cases -> load to SRAM by default)
<trabucayre> 1 -> done (thanks)
<trabucayre> 2. it's true: there 3 interfaces, I don't know why
<trabucayre> it's always possible to add a hook based on vid/pid to discard 2 and 3 yes.
<trabucayre> for altera you can't use compression for a bitstream to load in SRAM (there is an open issue/request about that)
enok has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
enok has joined #openFPGALoader