examples: Documentation update Signed-off-by: David Shah <dave@ds0.me>

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 ## Disclaimer
 
-Project Trellis is currently **highly** experimental. Do not use it for anything mission critical like avionics, nuclear power or automatic cat feeders!
+Project Trellis is currently experimental. Do not use it for anything mission critical like avionics, nuclear power or automatic cat feeders!
 Although I have not managed to destroy any FPGAs, there is a non-zero chance that the tools could produce a bitstream that destroys or degrades the FPGA. Do not
 use with a development board that you cannot afford to lose!
 
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 ## Included Projects
 
- - **tinyfpga**: morse blink example for the TinyFPGA Ex rev1 prototype with an 85k ECP5
+ - **tinyfpga_rev1/rev2**: morse blink example for the TinyFPGA Ex rev1/2 prototypes with an 85k ECP5
  - **ulx3s**: "Night Rider" example for the 45k ULX3S board
- - **versa**: 14-segment display example for the ECP5 Versa Board
+ - **picorv32_ulx3s**: Small picorv32-based SoC for the 45k ULX3S board that displays prime numbers
+ on the LEDs.
+ - **versa5g**: 14-segment display example for the ECP5 Versa-5G board
+ - **picorv32_versa5g**: Small picorv32-based SoC for the ECP5 Versa-5G board that displays prime numbers
+ on the LEDs.
+ - **soc_versa5g**: Small picorv32-based SoC with RAM and UART for the ECP5 Versa-5G board
+ - **ecp5_evn**: "Night Rider" example for the ECP5 Evaluation Board
+ - **ecp5_evn_multiboot**: multiboot example for the ECP5 Evaluation Board
+ - **soc_ecp5_evn**: Small picorv32-based SoC with RAM and UART for the ECP5 Evaluation Board
 
-All projects include a Makefile for building (and programming in the case of the TinyFPGA example).
+All projects include a Makefile for building and programming.
 
-## Notes
 
-In all cases there are a handful of constant bits (that remain the same in all ECP5 designs), whose detailed function
-is unknown - even if the low-level purpose, such as tying an internal signal low, is known. This is why there is a
-"_empty.config" file in all examples. These files are also located in the `misc/basecfgs` folder. If you need to
-change any of the examples to a different ECP5 device, you will also need to pick the appropriate base config.
-
-IO constraints are currently specified as attributes on `TRELLIS_IO` primitives, reading IO constraint files
-is not yet implemented.

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+# ECP5 Evaluation Board Example
+
+Run `make prog` to load the example to the board.
+
+You must ensure JP2 is shorted to connect the 12MHz
+FTDI clock to the FPGA.
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+# ECP5 Versa-5G Demo
+
+Run `make prog` to build & load, LEDs will count and
+a message will scroll on the 14-segment display.
+
+If your Versa board is new, you will need to change
+J50 to bypass the iSPclock. Re-arrange the jumpers
+to connect pins 1-2 and 3-5 (leaving one jumper spare).
+See p19 of the Versa Board user guide.