Mesa 6i24-25 - recover

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12 Jul 2023 12:03 - 12 Jul 2023 12:10 #275280 by informer
Mesa 6i24-25 - recover was created by informer
Hi guys,I have a question regarding the Mesa Anything i/o 6i24-25. I flashed the card with a .bit-file with mesaflash. By the way it was a .bit- file from hostmod2. The flash was successful. Now the yellow LED (/INIT) and the red LED (/DONE) is on permanently. Since then I can't find my card on the PCI bus. Has anyone had experience with this?
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12 Jul 2023 12:41 - 12 Jul 2023 12:41 #275281 by PCW
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What bitfile did you write to the 6I24?
It should have a name like 5i24_25_xxxxx.bit

You should be able to recover with

sudo mesaflash --device 6i24 --recover --write 5i24_25_justio.bit
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12 Jul 2023 12:59 #275282 by informer
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Thank you very much for your answer. I have flashed the bitfile "5i24_25_svss6_8.bit".

I also wanted to try the "--recover option", however I can't find my Mesa card on the PCI bus anymore.

Before flash, lspci gave me the following:

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01:00.0 PCI bridge: Texas Instruments XIO2001 PCI Express-to-PCI Bridge
02:00.0 DPIO module: Device 2718:5124 (rev 01)


After flashing, lspci gave me the following output:

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01:00.0 PCI bridge: Texas Instruments XIO2001 PCI Express-to-PCI Bridge


Even with mesaflash I can't find my card anymore.

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12 Jul 2023 13:50 #275283 by PCW
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The recover option does not need the card PCI id (which requires a valid FPGA configuration) just the XIO2001

Does
sudo mesaflash --device 6i24 --recover --write 5i24_25_justio.bit

succeed?

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12 Jul 2023 14:14 #275284 by informer
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The command "sudo mesaflash --device 6i24 --recover --write 5i24_25_justio.bit" gives me:

No 6I24 board found

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12 Jul 2023 14:27 #275285 by PCW
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Try this

sudo mesaflash --device 6i25 --recover --write 5i24_25_justio.bit

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13 Jul 2023 06:14 #275317 by informer
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I've now tried various possibilities, but the board can no longer be found.

sudo mesaflash --device 5i24 --recover --write 5i24_25_justio.bit
-> No 5I24 board found

sudo mesaflash --device 6i24 --recover --write 5i24_25_justio.bit
-> No 6I24 board found

sudo mesaflash --device 6i25 --recover --write 5i24_25_justio.bit
-> No 6I25 board found

Are there other possibilities to reset the board? Thanks for your help.

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13 Jul 2023 14:41 #275344 by PCW
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What Mesaflash version do you have?

Is the XIO2001 bridge still visible in lspci?

You might try updating to the latest and if that doesn't work, I will try and duplicate the issue here.

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14 Jul 2023 11:54 #275406 by informer
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I have the version:

Mesaflash version 3.4.7

I mean this is already the latest version.

The XIO2001 bridge is still visible in lspci

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14 Jul 2023 13:38 #275415 by PCW
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Try mesaflash version 3.3.

I think the new name munging in 3.4+  broke the recover feature

I will fix 3.4, but its a bit tricky

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