Mesa 7i95
30 Nov 2019 07:37 - 30 Nov 2019 07:41 #151557
by Gnevko
that's why I inserted these two images Can I ask you to fix it?
I also see a manual error (probably a copy/paste error from the 7I97 manual )
that's why I inserted these two images Can I ask you to fix it?
Last edit: 30 Nov 2019 07:41 by Gnevko.
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24 Dec 2019 02:58 #153149
by PCW
The following user(s) said Thank You: Gnevko
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19 Jan 2020 10:21 #155138
by 0x2102
Thanks Peter.
What would be the best source package for a custom 7i95 bitfile? I tried the current 7i92 / 7i80 sources but I keep getting a "Cannot find <dumbass8sqwsb> in library <work> when I try to compile even the included PIN layouts.
I could probably ask here but in the past I was able to make changes like PWMgen for StepGen in the PIN layout/ISE project file and compile a new custom bitfile.
If this should be too complicated I would need 1 PWMgen for the last StepGen on a standard 7i95.
What would be the best source package for a custom 7i95 bitfile? I tried the current 7i92 / 7i80 sources but I keep getting a "Cannot find <dumbass8sqwsb> in library <work> when I try to compile even the included PIN layouts.
I could probably ask here but in the past I was able to make changes like PWMgen for StepGen in the PIN layout/ISE project file and compile a new custom bitfile.
If this should be too complicated I would need 1 PWMgen for the last StepGen on a standard 7i95.
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19 Jan 2020 15:41 #155157
by PCW
It looks like there are a couple issues:
1. The included hostmot2sp6.vhd file is stale
2. The project file uses hostmot2.vhd but should use hostmot2sp6.vhd
To fix issue 1, download hostmot2sp6.vhd from
freeby.mesanet.com/hostmot2sp6.vhd
To fix issue 2, click on the ahostmot2 part of the source tree, right click and
select remove then right click and select add source and enter hostmot2sp6.vhd
1. The included hostmot2sp6.vhd file is stale
2. The project file uses hostmot2.vhd but should use hostmot2sp6.vhd
To fix issue 1, download hostmot2sp6.vhd from
freeby.mesanet.com/hostmot2sp6.vhd
To fix issue 2, click on the ahostmot2 part of the source tree, right click and
select remove then right click and select add source and enter hostmot2sp6.vhd
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19 Jan 2020 16:51 #155162
by 0x2102
I download and used the latest 7i80.zip sources, but I am still getting the same error message with the included hostmot2sp6 and the one I downloaded.
In the seveni95 project file, ahosthot2 was already using hostmot2sp6.vhd
ERROR:HDLCompiler:104 - "/home/ise/Downloads/7i80/configs/hostmot2/source/hostmot2/sserialwab.vhd" Line 287: Cannot find <dumbass8sqwsb> in library <work>. Please ensure that the library was compiled, and that a library and a use clause are present in the VHDL file.
ERROR:HDLCompiler:854 - "/home/ise/Downloads/7i80/configs/hostmot2/source/hostmot2/sserialwab.vhd" Line 116: Unit <behavioral> ignored due to previous errors.
Thanks for looking into this.
In the seveni95 project file, ahosthot2 was already using hostmot2sp6.vhd
ERROR:HDLCompiler:104 - "/home/ise/Downloads/7i80/configs/hostmot2/source/hostmot2/sserialwab.vhd" Line 287: Cannot find <dumbass8sqwsb> in library <work>. Please ensure that the library was compiled, and that a library and a use clause are present in the VHDL file.
ERROR:HDLCompiler:854 - "/home/ise/Downloads/7i80/configs/hostmot2/source/hostmot2/sserialwab.vhd" Line 116: Unit <behavioral> ignored due to previous errors.
Thanks for looking into this.
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19 Jan 2020 17:38 - 19 Jan 2020 17:39 #155165
by PCW
Looks like the zip files have not been updated
Try starting with
freeby.mesanet.com/hostmot2.zip
and doing the changes listed above
Try starting with
freeby.mesanet.com/hostmot2.zip
and doing the changes listed above
Last edit: 19 Jan 2020 17:39 by PCW. Reason: oops wrong file
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