| Vagrant config for constructing a prjxray development environment. |
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| * Install vagrant and virtualbox |
| * Download Vivado full installer (should be ~16GB) |
| * Extract the Vivado tar.gz |
| * Move the extracted installer (Xilinx\_Vivado\_SDK\_<version>) to this directory |
| * Rename the Vivado installer folder to 'Vivado' |
| * Run 'vagrant up' |
| |
| Be patient. While the VM will start with an Ubuntu image quickly, all of the |
| desktop packages need to be installed followed by Vivado. File-sharing with |
| the VM uses NFS by default for speed. You may need to install nfsd if you are |
| using Linux. macOS includes ones. |
| |
| After 'vagrant up' has finished, the VM will be booted and ready. This |
| directory is mounted at /vagrant and the parent directory is mounted at |
| /prjxray. In most cases, you'll want to change to /prjxray and follow the |
| instructions in README.md. |
| |
| Vivado WEBPACK edition is installed. No license is required for the artix7 part of |
| interest (xc7a50tfgg484). |
