When I try to set PS_GPIO[8] in Xilinux (W22 location, which should be an LED light) it says that there are conflicting signals. This makes sense as PS_GPIO is set in Xillydemo (the code that is used with your own code to write values to the files on linux). Here is how it is written to:
// General signals
.PS_CLK(PS_CLK),
.PS_PORB(PS_PORB),
.PS_SRSTB(PS_SRSTB),
.clk_100(clk_100),
.otg_oc(otg_oc),
.DDR_Addr(DDR_Addr),
.DDR_BankAddr(DDR_BankAddr),
.DDR_CAS_n(DDR_CAS_n),
.DDR_CKE(DDR_CKE),
.DDR_CS_n(DDR_CS_n),
.DDR_Clk(DDR_Clk),
.DDR_Clk_n(DDR_Clk_n),
.DDR_DM(DDR_DM),
.DDR_DQ(DDR_DQ),
.DDR_DQS(DDR_DQS),
.DDR_DQS_n(DDR_DQS_n),
.DDR_DRSTB(DDR_DRSTB),
.DDR_ODT(DDR_ODT),
.DDR_RAS_n(DDR_RAS_n),
.DDR_VRN(DDR_VRN),
.DDR_VRP(DDR_VRP),
.MIO(MIO),
***********//.PS_GPIO(PS_GPIO),***********
.DDR_WEB(DDR_WEB),
.GPIO_LED(GPIO_LED),
.bus_clk(bus_clk),
.quiesce(quiesce),
Here I have commented that line out. Is there a better practice than this? I am having trouble tracing where that line is connected. Thanks!
-Dustin Axman
