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<singham> Do any of you have olimex hx8k board?
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<corecode> i think i have a hx8k board, but not from olimex
<singham> Which board do you have?
<corecode> i think it's the lattice board
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<singham> corecode: How do the hx8k SPI connection work?
<singham> I see in picosoc's code of hx8kprog that the SPI controller's pins are assigned
<singham> In some of the code that I see, such behavior happens by default without pin assignment
<singham> This above code works. The bitstream transfers from SPI 2MB flash memory to FPGA without any pin assignment. I was wondering that in case of picosoc, how would it work?
<singham> corecode: You there?
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