It will help me a lot if somebody can put the project to read a switch and set it's status on a LED.
David.
It will help me a lot if somebody can put the project to read a switch and set it's status on a LED.
David.
The hello world project does exactly that.
But I agree for a total noob there are no step by step how tos yet.
Antti
PS how did you manage to post a posting to the forum? We do not see any ways to add new posting, in mac safari we only see "add new forum" button but no "add new post" button :(
Hi Troflex,
First you should choose how would you like to do it, you can either:
A) Do a HW design that implements a state machine that toggles the led deppending on a switch or
B) Implement a simple SW solution on linux to do it.
Using the first approach will be a just HW solution, in other words, you do not need a processor for doing it. On the other hand, to implement the second solution you will do a regular linux for ARM application that implements your logic with the led and the switch.
If you do not understand my message let me know, and I will try to explain me on other way.
Regards
Juan.
:) gee you should have replied to the original poster..
I have no issues working with zynq, not from linux, not from bare metal standalone, not from custom FSBL, not from PL... Well marvell wifi doesn't not yet load completely, but everything else we have tested works!
Antti Lukats
Trioflex OU
Antti,
I complained to Tim Duffy about this the other day. The link says 'Add a new forum', but it should say 'Add a new topic'. He's trying to get that changed.
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Joe
Is the Hello World project on the community projects ?
The explanation for it is:
"Create a PlanAhead project with embedded processor, export that design to SDK, and create a simple Hello World application that prints to the UART USB port"
Or is it another project ?
Please let me know.
Changed!
The Hello World project by ZynqGeek is linked from the Community Projects page. See
http://zedboard.org/content/zedboard-create-planahead-project-embedded-processor
Another great starting place is the Concepts, Tools, and Techniques tutorial. We have both 14.1 and 14.3 versions posted under Reference Designs
Bryan