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Unable to capture video data with Vivado20.1 bit file with FMC MULTI-CAM4

saipradeep523

I have ported the reference design to Vivado 20.1 and generated the bit file. But i have not updated any drivers on kernel. I am  Unable to get  the data with Vivado version 20.1 generated bit file.

If i change the bit file from 20.1 to 18.3 version data is captured. But I ported 18.3 project to 19.1 and 19.2 Vivado version , these bit files are working fine. Only problem with 20.1 Vivado version bit file only.

 

Here I found  up to 19.2 vivado version support only https://xterra2.avnet.com/xilinx/vitis_embedded_platform_source/zcu102/zcu102_mc4 

Is there updated BSP available with AVNET for Vivado 20.1 version or PetaLinux 20.1?

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  • 0 in reply to drozwood90

    Thanks Daniel for the reply. I have downloaded  2020.1 version and verified in it. FMC-MULTI-CAM4 related BSP for ZCU102 or ZCU104 or any other board is not found.

     

    Can you provide the BSP for FMC-MULTI-CAM4 for any board? if you have ZCU102 it is useful for me.

     

    FMC-MULTI-CAM4  2018.3 Avnet provided Linux drivers are compatible with 4.14 kernel (May be compatible 4.xx kernel version) but Vivado 20.1 (or PetaLinux 20.1) uses 5.4 kernel version.

  • 0 in reply to saipradeep523

    Hi there,

     

    I am sorry I misunderstood.  I thought you were porting the design around from something else and needed the base BSP.

    You keep mentioning the ZCU102/ZCU104. I do not support those.  If you need support for those, you need to try over at the Xilinx forums.

    The design you have there was a one off.

     

    The Quadcam is being brought into the normal flow for our Designed By Avnet boards.  It has already been ported to the UltraZed-EV.

    This will be for the 2020.2 release.  We did not have a 2020.1 release of the Quadcam as far as I am aware.

     

    If you would like to build the BSP yourself, our 2020.2 is not stable at this time, but might help you in your efforts.

     

    **Clone our 3 related repos, checkout 2020.2 branch, then in the scripts folder, you will see make_uz7ev_evcc_quadcam_h.sh **

     

    Run that and you should get a BSP out that will run on an UltraZed-EV.  Note that you will need an HDMI license.  You can get one of those by contacting your local FAE.  I am not sure if you can self-serve a demo, but you can check under xilinx.com/getlicense to see if there is a self-serve option for the HDMI license.  I can't check for you as I have a different type of account and have access to different licenses than you will.

     

    If you have never worked with our repos, you can take a look at this blog, while old, should still be able to help you through - coupled with the notes I added above.

    Using Avnet Build Scripts to Build a PetaLinux BSP (2019.2 and earlier)

     

    --Dan