Click Run Block Automation, as shown below.
The Run Block Automation dialog box opens.
On the Run Block Automation dialog box:
a. Leave Preset as the default value, None.
b. Set Local Memory to 64 KB.
c. Leave the Local Memory ECC as the default value, None.
d. Set Cache Configuration to 32 KB.
e. Set Debug Module to Extended Debug.
f. Leave the Peripheral AXI Port option as the default value, Enabled.
g. Leave the Interrupt Controller option unchecked.
h. Leave The Clock source option set to /mig_7series_0/ui_addn_clk_0 (100 MHz).
Click OK.
This generates a basic MicroBlaze system in the IP integrator diagram area, as shown in the following figure.
Click Run Block Automation again.
The Run Block Automation dialog box opens.
On the Run Block Automation dialog box:
a. Set Keep Classic MicroBlaze
With the introduction of the MicroBlaze V, AMD provide the ability to automate the convertion of a classic MicroBlaze processors to the RISC-V MicroBlaze V processor. In this tutorial, the classic MicroBlaze is kept.