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Vivado 2020 "No ARM Processor Found in Design"

14rhb
14rhb over 4 years ago

I've created a simple design in Vivado 2020.2 that consists of a Microblaze, UART, SPI and LEDs. I enabled interrupts but haven't yet utilised the triggers.: all went well and bitstream was generated, which I then exported along with the hardware.

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Once exported I switched across to Vitis IDE and created an Application Project, importing my XSA hardware and selecting the 'Hello World' project. Programming the hardware also seemed to work correctly. However when I run the 'Hello World' example I get an error and I'm unsure what it relates to or how to fix it.

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My target board is a Digilent Arty Z7 although my design is not utilising the Zynq.

 

Any suggestions on how to resolve would be very much appreciated, I can post additional info if required. I also have found only one mention of the same error when searching the internet; this was posted a few days ago and the design and error are almost identical to mine...sadly no replies to that yet, although I will watch and see.

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  • Fred27
    Fred27 over 4 years ago +2 suggested
    The initial error message suggests that your hardware contains a MicroBlaze processor but that Vitis has been configured to compile code for the Zynq hard processor. It's difficult to diagnose any further…
  • neilk
    neilk over 4 years ago +1
    Keep chipping away, Rod! This is so far above my pay grade that I can only watch in amazement! Neil
  • noureddine-as
    noureddine-as 6 months ago +1 suggested
    I stumbled upon a similar issue with Microblaze-V when I tried to run a SW app with default settings. The latter include initializing and post-initializing the PS7 (processing system on Zynq targets) by…
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    0 elm14 over 3 years ago

    Hi Rod.

    I have the same problem as yours, but I can't solve it after searching the Internet. Could you please provide more details on how to solve this problem. You can also send me an email to wentao.w.99@gmail.com. Thank you very much.

     

     

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    0 elm14 over 3 years ago

    Hi Rod.

    I have the same problem as yours, but I can't solve it after searching the Internet. Could you please provide more details on how to solve this problem. You can also send me an email to wentao.w.99@gmail.com. Thank you very much.

     

     

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    0 14rhb over 3 years ago in reply to elm14

    Hi elm14 I see you have just joined, so firstly a warm welcome to Element14 community image.

     

    Did you have the "No ARM processor found in design" message ? I never did get to understand why the message appeared although the other members' comments proved very useful in my wider understanding of Vivado and Zynq. Since this post I did find that the UART (as used for the messages) was hardwired to the Zynq programmable system and therefore it would be difficult to do a 'Hello World' application in C without actually using the UART and hence the Zynq...maybe in some convoluted way that is why my error was appearing?

     

    I'll post any future detail into the E14 forum, rather than use your mail address, as that continues discussion for other members to see, expand upon or learn from.

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