| open_checkpoint [lindex $argv 0] |
| |
| # Disabling CRC just replaces the CRC register writes with Reset CRC commands. |
| # This seems to work via JTAG as it works in combination with PERFRAMECRC |
| # either when applied via Vivado (this setting) or by manually patching the |
| # bitstream later. |
| # |
| set_property BITSTREAM.GENERAL.CRC Disable [current_design] |
| |
| # Debug bitstreams write to LOUT which is only valid on serial master/slave |
| # programming methods. If those are replaced with NOPs, Reset CRC commands, or |
| # removed entirely, the bitstream will program (DONE light goes active) but the |
| # configuration doesn't start. The JTAG status register shows BAD_PACKET_ERROR |
| # when this happens. I'm guessing that the individual frame writes require the |
| # PERFRAMECRC approach to work at all via JTAG. |
| # |
| #set_property BITSTREAM.GENERAL.DEBUGBITSTREAM YES [current_design] |
| |
| # PERFRAMECRC bitstreams can be directly loaded via JTAG. They also use an |
| # undocumented bit to disable autoincrement which seems to be required if doing |
| # individual frame writes instead of a bulk write. The CRC chceks after each |
| # frame are _required_ for this bitstream to program. |
| # |
| #set_property BITSTREAM.GENERAL.PERFRAMECRC YES [current_design] |
| |
| |
| write_bitstream -force [lindex $argv 1] |
