Hello,
Can someone please point me in the right direction for getting started developing for the PS and PL using systemverilog & verilog, using Vivado 2024.2 on Ubuntu 24.04? I haven't touched an FPGA in 10 years, and I'm hoping this board is still supported. Some of the documentation I found so far points to dead links for support or reference. I was able to get Vivado installed following the instructions found at https://gist.github.com/aitesam961/51a8dd9b785d0cc9f0bed5faf51e982e, using whatever free amd/xilinx license came with the Vivado local installer. I have a small "JTAG-HS3 Rev. A" board that I'm using to interface with the Zynq board (note: I only have the small dev board, not the expansion board that it plugs into to expose all pins to the user's possible different use cases). When I connect it via USB to my computer, and connect another usb-micro cable between my computer and the board's own micro usb port for power, I'm able to see my board in the Vivado Hardware manager.
In the Vivado hardware manager, with the board connected, it says "Device xc7z020 (JTAG device index = 1) is programmed with a design that has no supported debug core(s) in it." I can click Program Device, but I don't know what to load into it.
If someone could just point me in the direction of the best documentation to read to get familiar again with this process, that would be awesome. I've never actually used this board for FPGA development (the Zynq 7020 dev board may be old now, but it's new to me), and only briefly touched on VHDL about 10+ years ago like I said. I want to switch from VHDL to Verilog, but need to study up on it. I also don't remember how to use Vivado.
Thank you,
Rich C.
