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Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?

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birdy.spb
birdy.spb
5/9/2013 8:00:16 AM
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Re: My Boards
Hi!

I'm forced to developing for QuadMo747-X/T20, but the official software from private area - is rootfs with Ubuntu 10.10 and kernel version 2.

I'm tryed to compile new kernel 3 for using Ubuntu 12.4 and tryed to apply drivers from NVidia site - but seems that Seco's kernel and drivers for QuadMo were seriously updated compare official kernel.

Seco support suggested to try kernel 3 for T30, but won't give access because I bought only T20.

As you have both T20 and T30 may be you have some ideas about my problems, and  - can you share the software for T30?

 

Thank you.

Alexander.

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Max Maxfield
Max Maxfield
4/30/2013 3:43:10 PM
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Re: Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?
@ASEEMOV: Logic 16 supports Win, Linux and Mac...

Well, I can't argue with that ... I can't wait to see your review :-)

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ASEEMOV
ASEEMOV
4/30/2013 3:37:00 PM
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Re: Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?
@Max

I just read first few paragraphs from your post just now after seeing your reply - that looks cool! But looks like they don't support Mac. The cost for that spec seems to be on the higher side though :-) The LA's I mentioned in my earlier post provide similar spec or may be a bit more features, they are usb based - Logic 16 supports Win, Linux and Mac and all this at much lesses price. Logic 16 gives about 100 $ discount for students and FREE for professors.

But certainly, this does look like a cool gadget for Apple fans!

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ASEEMOV
ASEEMOV
4/30/2013 3:21:47 PM
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Re: Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?
Sounds great! I will mail you a short write up. 

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Max Maxfield
Max Maxfield
4/30/2013 3:16:38 PM
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Re: Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?
@ASEEMOV: Did you see my blog Turn Your iPad Into a Logic Analyzer!

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Max Maxfield
Max Maxfield
4/30/2013 3:15:38 PM
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Re: Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?
@ASEEMOV: I'm not an expert here -- but whatever you do get it woudl be great if you could write a review for me to post here on APP (you can email me at max.maxfield@ubm.com to chat offline).

 

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ASEEMOV
ASEEMOV
4/30/2013 3:08:44 PM
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Re: Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?
Btw, I'm planning to purchase a portable and low cost USB based LA. I have short listed the below:

http://www.nkcelectronics.com/zeroplus-lap16032u-logic-ana16032.html

http://www.saleae.com/logic16

Logic 16 has an amazing software app but higher cost.

Any other suggestions?

Checked Linkinstruments - nice but nothing below 750USD ..:-(

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Max Maxfield
Max Maxfield
4/30/2013 2:44:07 PM
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Re: Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?
@ASEEMOV: Cool Beans -- thanks for sharing

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ASEEMOV
ASEEMOV
4/30/2013 2:26:40 PM
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Re: Which FPGA/MCU Development Boards Are You Using?
FPGA: Xilinx [BASYS2 from Digilent - super cool one], Altera [DE1 from Terassic], Blackfin bf561 [from Analog Devices] - this is my personal stuff :-).

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Max Maxfield
Max Maxfield
2/12/2013 3:52:18 PM
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Re: As I promised ...
@intseeker: That's great information. Have you thought about using a Papilio board for teaching -- it comes with a soft Arduino core (that can be used to configure the FPGA) so you can run your Arduino programs on the FPGA...

Click Here to see a special offer for APP Menbers

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