Prerequisite: Build was executed with
export TARGET := hw
Copy over the
[project-root]/package_linux_hw/sd_card/*
to an SD-card (Note: Only whenexport LINUX_PRE_BUILDS := false
), or put the[project-root]/package_linux_hw/sd_card.img
on an SD-card.Put the SD-card in the board’s Versal SD-card slot (board’s top SD-card slot closest to the bracket).
Connect the included USB-cable between the board (Middle bottom of the bracket) and a computer:
Usually you will see 3 serial ports in your device manager:
One for the ZU04 system controller device.
Two for Versal; however only one of the Versal serial ports are in use.
To see the serial ports, the board does not need to be powered-ON, the physical USB connection should be enough!
Connect to the serial port(s) by using a terminal emulator like Putty (Windows) with the following settings:
115200 baud
8 data bits
1 stop bit
Parity none
Flow control XON/XOFF
Maybe for the first time open all 3 serial ports to see which one is the correct Versal serial port where you can follow the Versal-boot and interact later on.
Power-UP:
It will first boot-up up the ZU04, next it will start the Versal boot.
Only one of the Versal serial ports will give you the Linux login prompt after booting.
Continue to “Execution & Results”.