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Reference design

eeskbala

Hi,

We have managed to download the WIC file from the Avnet product page

https://www.avnet.com/wps/portal/us/products/avnet-boards/avnet-board-families/k24-development-kit

However, could you please let us know where to find the relevant design files (Vivado, Vitis/BSP) we can use to generate the image ourselves?

We found the board definition files here, https://github.com/Avnet/bdf

Also, useful will be the version of Vivado used for building this reference design? 2023.2 or 2024.1 or something else?

Regards

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    I'm specifically looking for the vivado project (xpr) file, block design, etc.  All I have been able to find are the board definition, constraints, etc.  Can anyone point me to the area which has the actual Vivado project files?

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    BTW - I found the answer but it wasn't super obvious to me so I thought I would share.  I didn't realize the BSP file is actually a compressed tar archive which contains everything including the complete Vivado project, block diagram, XPR file, Petalinux image files, etc.  Just download the BSP file and extract it.  You can rename the bsp extension to ".tar.xz" (as it is a tarred XZ compressed image) and you should be able to extract it under either Windows or Linux.  Iksevas is correct above - just download the BSP from the github/Avnet repo.

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    BTW - I found the answer but it wasn't super obvious to me so I thought I would share.  I didn't realize the BSP file is actually a compressed tar archive which contains everything including the complete Vivado project, block diagram, XPR file, Petalinux image files, etc.  Just download the BSP file and extract it.  You can rename the bsp extension to ".tar.xz" (as it is a tarred XZ compressed image) and you should be able to extract it under either Windows or Linux.  Iksevas is correct above - just download the BSP from the github/Avnet repo.

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