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How to run DMA program in linux environment using ZED BOARD

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Former Member over 12 years ago

while i am running a DMA program in SDK it displays error like
fatal error: xscutimer.h: No such file or directory

How to rectify the error.
And also send me the procedure for running a DMA program on linux environment in zedboard.

can you please reply as soon as possible.

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    0 jamestkennedy over 12 years ago

    this file is found in C:Xilinx14.3ISE_DSEDKswXilinxProcessorIPLibdriversscutimer_v1_00_asrc
    normally it is included in the board support package for your hardware configuration.
    look to how you created the BSP or imported your hardware configuration from PlanAhead (XPS).
    An example that exercises the CDMA IP is found at
    AR# 50826 Zynq-7000 Example Design - Cache coherent CDMA transfers from block RAM to OCM.
    you will have to import the register level programming into a linux driver.

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    0 jamestkennedy over 12 years ago

    this file is found in C:Xilinx14.3ISE_DSEDKswXilinxProcessorIPLibdriversscutimer_v1_00_asrc
    normally it is included in the board support package for your hardware configuration.
    look to how you created the BSP or imported your hardware configuration from PlanAhead (XPS).
    An example that exercises the CDMA IP is found at
    AR# 50826 Zynq-7000 Example Design - Cache coherent CDMA transfers from block RAM to OCM.
    you will have to import the register level programming into a linux driver.

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