I've been eyeing the Altium Livedesigner evaluation boards as a potentially cheap way to get a reasonably powerful FPGA board to play with. Either the Altera or Xilinx board seem to have decent size parts, and plenty of accessories - especially for $99
The problem is that neither have a configuration memory - which is understandable given the target audience.
I'm curious if anyone owns one, and has looked to see if the necessary configuration pins are brought out anywhere. The schematic for the Xilinx version shows that all but the din and init_b signals should be available at either resistors or LED's. Not sure what the red lines mean in the schematic. They could be direct vias to either ground or VCC, or test points.
Has anyone attempted to add a configuration PROM to either of these boards?
Thanks!