On this page you can find my design which I use (used).

Boards list

• Xilinx ml401 [stars=4/5]
• Xilinx ml310 [stars=1/5]
• Xilinx ml505 [stars=5/5]
• Xilinx XUPV2P [stars=2/5]
• Xilinx s3e500 [stars=2/5]
• Xilinx s3e1600 [stars=4/5]
• Xilinx s3adsp1800 [stars=3/5]
• Xilinx sp605 [stars=4/5]
• Celoxica rc203 [stars=0/5]
• Morphologic MPL3E Evaluation board [stars=4/5]
• Usb daugher card for ml50x boards [stars=5/5]
• Xilinx Spartan-6 LX9 MicroBoard pdf

• FPGA Technology website

HW descriptions

Nullmodem Cable

Flying wires - USB Jtag

Xilinx USB-PC cable

RJ-45

Male SUB-9 - http://hw.cz/rs-232#konektory

http://hw.cz/Teorie-a-praxe/Dokumentace/ART379-Vyuziti-PC-ATX-zdroje-pro-napajeni-zarizeni.html

Turn on: Connect PS_ON# and GNG (Some power supplies needs minimal load)

czech

ise92.bat

set XILINX=f:\xilinx\ise92i
set XILINX_EDK=f:\xilinx\edk92i

set PATH=%XILINX%\bin\nt;%XILINX_EDK%\bin\nt;%PATH%

%XILINX%\bin\nt\ise.exe

edk92.bat - window mode

set XILINX=f:\xilinx\ise92i
set XILINX_EDK=f:\xilinx\edk92i

set PATH=%XILINX%\bin\nt;%XILINX_EDK%\bin\nt;%PATH%

%XILINX_EDK%\bin\nt\xps.exe

edk92nw.bat - EDK no window mode

set XILINX=f:\xilinx\ise92i
set XILINX_EDK=f:\xilinx\edk92i

set PATH=%XILINX%\bin\nt;%XILINX_EDK%\bin\nt;%PATH%

%XILINX_EDK%\bin\nt\xps.exe

shell92.bat

set XILINX=f:\xilinx\ise92i
set XILINX_EDK=f:\xilinx\edk92i

set PATH=%XILINX%\bin\nt;%XILINX_EDK%\bin\nt;%PATH%

%XILINX_EDK%\bin\nt\xbash.exe

Run in folder where are stored EDK project

#!/bin/bash                                               

# Cleaning EDK script v1.00.a
#
# Copyright C - 2008 All rights reserved. Michal Simek
#
# No part of this program may be reproduced or adapted in any form
# or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without permission from
# Michal Simek. This program is confidential and may not be disclosed,
# decompiled or reverse engineered without permission in writing from
# Michal Simek
                                                          
#                                                         
# make -f system.make clean                               
#                                                         
addr=`find * -name "system.make"`                         
                                                          
for i in $addr                                            
do                                                        
	echo $i                                                  
	addr=`echo $i | sed s/system.make//g`                    
	make -C $addr -f "system.make" clean                     
done                                                      
                                                          
#                                                         
#remove files with extension                              
#                                                         
files="*.svf *.bin"                                       
                                                          
for i in $files                                           
do                                                        
	find * -name "$i" -type f | xargs rm -f                  
	echo "$i"                                                
                                                          
done                                                      
                                                          
#                                                         
#remove directories                                       
#                                                         
files="                                                   
	microblaze_?                                             
	ppc405_?                                                 
	implementation                                           
	synthesis                                                
	hdl                                                      
	report                                                   
	blkdiagram                                               
	__xps                                                    
	"                                                        
                                                          
for i in $files                                           
do                                                        
	find * -name "$i" -type d -maxdepth 1 | xargs rm -rf     
	echo "$i depth 1"                                        
                                                          
done                                                      
                                                          
#                                                         
#remove empty dir                                         
#                                                         
find * -type d -empty | xargs rm -rf                      

On this page is only copy from http://wiki.secretlab.ca/index.php/Revision_control_for_Xilinx_EDK_projects

There seems to be very little documentation from Xilinx on how to use SCM (Source Code Management) tools to manage EDK projects. It's easy enough to throw a whole project, generated files and all, into a repository for maintaining project history, but doing so isn't so useful when trying to determine what exactly changed between two versions of the code. It results in wading through a large changeset where most of the diffs are in generated files, when all that you're interested in is explicit source code changes.

I've found the git tool to be a particularly useful SCM tool, and as such these notes are geared to managing an EDK tree with git. The suggestions here can easily be adapted to other SCM tools.

Line endings on text files are different between Windows and Linux/Solaris. Text files created by Windows use “CRLF” line endings, whereas other systems simply use the “LF” character. If you are moving a project back and forth between Windows and Linux, you should scrub line ending differences before committing your changes. I use the following script on Linux to change to UNIX style line endings on all text source files.

edk-sanitize.sh:

#!/bin/sh
find * -type d | xargs chmod u+w
git-ls-files | xargs chmod u+w
git-ls-files '*.opt' '*.mhs' '*.mss' '*.xmp' '*.arg' | xargs dos2unix
git-ls-files '*.make*' '*.cmd' '*.ld' '*.c' '*.h' '*.prj' | xargs dos2unix
git-ls-files '*.mpd' '*.pao' '*.cli' '*.txt' '*.ucf' '*.lfp' | xargs dos2unix
git-ls-files '*.ref' '*.vhd' '*.ant' '*.jhd' '*.tbw' '*.vhw' | xargs dos2unix
git-ls-files '*.lso' '*transcript' '*.fdo' '*.udo' '*.xst' | xargs dos2unix
git-ls-files '*_info' '*.cdc' | xargs dos2unix

Use the following commands to setup your git repository for an EDK project and checking your initial project.

$ cd /path/to/edk/project/dir
$ git-init
$ vim .gitignore    # Add the patterns listed in the "Controlled file list" section.
$ git add .gitignore
$ git commit -m "Add .gitignore file"
$ git add .
$ edk-sanitize.sh   # Make CR/CRLF line endings consistent
$ git commit -a -m "Initial EDK commit"

We only want to control files that are not generated by the build system. Use the following .gitignore file to ignore generated files. It's a list of patterns, any file that matches the pattern is ignored by git.

ppc405_?
microblaze_?
implementation
synthesis
hdl
report
blkdiagram
fs-boot
__xps
*.log
*.svf
*.scr
*.cmd
*.bak
*~
*.elf
*.ace

• Always use 'git diff HEAD' before committing changes. Make sure the diff doesn't contain anything you don't expect.
• Chipscope files (*.cdc) are in the implementation directory. They should probably be retained, but they are excluded by the above list.
• However, “Project”→“Clean All Generated Files” deletes the entire implementation/ directory, so if you want to keep the *.cdc files, archive them in a different subdirectory.
• Platform Studio seems to be hard coded to generate system.make and system_incl.make. If you want to make custom changes to the make files, make sure you rename them in the project first. (“Project”→“Project Options”→“Custom Makefile”).

You have selected two and more application to same memory space. (green icon in EDK installation)

Analyzing file bootloops/microblaze_0.elf...
ERROR:MDT - Memory overlap detected between various program headers for
   processor microblaze_0

Microblaze v7.00.a and v7.00.b have problem with TURN on MMU full and function of PVR registers

MicroBlaze Processor Configuration :
-------------------------------------
Version............................7.00.a
Optimization.......................Performance
Interconnect.......................PLBv46
MMU Type...........................Full_MMU
No of PC Breakpoints...............2
No of Read Addr/Data Watchpoints...0
No of Write Addr/Data Watchpoints..0
Instruction Cache Support..........on
Instruction Cache Base Address.....0x20000000
Instruction Cache High Address.....0x21ffffff
Data Cache Support.................on
Data Cache Base Address............0x20000000
Data Cache High Address............0x21ffffff
Exceptions  Support................on
FPU  Support.......................on
Hard Divider Support...............on
Hard Multiplier Support............on - (Mul64)
Barrel Shifter Support.............on
MSR clr/set Instruction Support....on
Compare Instruction Support........on
Number of FSL ports................1
PVR Supported......................on
PVR Configuration Type.............Full

Connected to MDM UART Target
Connected to "mb" target. id = 0
Starting GDB server for "mb" target (id = 0) at TCP port no 1234
XMD% srrd
    pc: 20002530     msr: 000005a2     ear: 00000000     esr: 00000000
   fsr: 00000000     btr: 2000252c    pvr0: 80000012    pvr1: 00000038  
  pvr2: 00000033    pvr3: 80000000    pvr4: 80000000    pvr5: 80000000
  pvr6: 00000000    pvr7: 0000003f    pvr8: 00000000    pvr9: 0000003f  
 pvr10: 00000000   pvr11: 80000000

MicroBlaze Processor Configuration :
-------------------------------------
Version............................7.00.b
Optimization.......................Performance
Interconnect.......................PLBv46
MMU Type...........................Full_MMU
No of PC Breakpoints...............2
No of Read Addr/Data Watchpoints...0
No of Write Addr/Data Watchpoints..0
Instruction Cache Support..........on
Instruction Cache Base Address.....0x20000000
Instruction Cache High Address.....0x21ffffff
Data Cache Support.................on
Data Cache Base Address............0x20000000
Data Cache High Address............0x21ffffff
Exceptions  Support................on
FPU  Support.......................on
Hard Divider Support...............on
Hard Multiplier Support............on - (Mul64)
Barrel Shifter Support.............on
MSR clr/set Instruction Support....on
Compare Instruction Support........on
Number of FSL ports................1
PVR Supported......................on
PVR Configuration Type.............Full

Connected to MDM UART Target
Connected to "mb" target. id = 0
Starting GDB server for "mb" target (id = 0) at TCP port no 1234
XMD% srrd
    pc: 21a06880     msr: 000004a2     ear: 00000000     esr: 00000000  
   fsr: 00000000     btr: 00000000    pvr0: 80000012    pvr1: 00000038
  pvr2: 00000033    pvr3: 80000000    pvr4: 80000000    pvr5: 80000000  
  pvr6: 00000000    pvr7: 0000003f    pvr8: 00000000    pvr9: 0000003f
 pvr10: 00000000   pvr11: 80000000