EDK 9.2i install issues in Linux

I know Xilinx does not officially support anything other than RedHat Enterprise Linux, yet so many people have installed it on other versions such as Ubuntu, Gentoo, etc. I am trying to install it on openSuse 10.3 and am having a very difficult time. The instructions I have say to run ./setup in the root of the CD. It runs but very quickly and no error messages are given either. Cd into /bin/ lin and try to run ./setup there and it runs quickly and nothing happens either. Try running ./_setup and get errors about missing libraries, so I manually add the path to LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Then try again and I get errors about the XILINX environment variable not being set. I have no clue what to set this too and have tried many different places. Right now I just have it pointing to /opt/Xilinx/.

Then finally the installer runs. Enter my registration ID and it says it is invalid. I think some variable or file is misplaced. Does anyone have any advice on what I should do? I am a student and have contacted my professor about this issue and detailed it with him but am not sure if he has opened a case with Xilinx support or if he will.

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jaymode
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You need to have ISE (or Webpack) installed before you can install EDK. If that is not installed, then install it first. Then point the XILINX variable at that when you are installing EDK.

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Duane Clark

I had run previous versions of WebPack on Gentoo without too much trouble, but when it came time to replace that distribution I selected Fedora Core 7 hoping things would go even smoother due to its relation with Red Hat. Unfortunately I had the problem with the installation programs quitting without any errors. After searching a lot I found one instruction about changing the configuration for SELinux to allow everything. Doing that did indeed solve the problem.

-- Jecel

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Jecel

Thank you both. It turns out that the way my school changed the DVDs caused some sort of issue. When using the actual EDK dvd the install went fine. Now I am running into a little bit of a different problem dealing with the cable connection in EDK. The cable connects and starts talking to the board but terminates very quickly. This is the output that I am getting:

XMD% Processor(s) in System ::

Microblaze(1) : microblaze_0 Address Map for Processor microblaze_0 (0000000000-0x00003fff) dlmb_cntlr dlmb (0000000000-0x00003fff) ilmb_cntlr ilmb (0x81000000-0x8100ffff) Ethernet_MAC mb_plb (0x81400000-0x8140ffff) Rotarybutton mb_plb (0x81420000-0x8142ffff) LEDs_8Bit mb_plb (0x81440000-0x8144ffff) LCD mb_plb (0x81460000-0x8146ffff) DIP_Switches_4Bit mb_plb (0x81480000-0x8148ffff) Buttons_4Bit mb_plb (0x81600000-0x8160ffff) xps_iic_J2 mb_plb (0x81620000-0x8162ffff) xps_iic_J1 mb_plb (0x81800000-0x8180ffff) xps_intc_0 mb_plb (0x83c00000-0x83c0ffff) xps_timer_2 mb_plb (0x83c20000-0x83c2ffff) xps_timer_1 mb_plb (0x84000000-0x8400ffff) RS232_DTE mb_plb (0x84020000-0x8402ffff) RS232_DCE mb_plb (0x84400000-0x8440ffff) debug_module mb_plb (0x89000000-0x89ffffff) FLASH mb_plb (0x8c000000-0x8fffffff) DDR_SDRAM mb_plb

Info:Reusing A0038001 key. Info:Reusing 24038001 key. Info:Connecting to cable (Usb Port - USB21). Info:Checking cable driver. Info:Overriding Xilinx file with local file Info:File version of /usr/share/xusbdfwu.hex = 1030. Info: WinDriver v9.10 Jungo (c) 1997 - 2007 Build Date: Dec 12 2007 X86 32bit 09 :05:45. Info:Cable connection failed. Error:ERROR:MDT -

-- Error in XMD Initialization. Type "exit" to Quit XMD

I followed the instructions on the Gentoo wiki and used the 9.10 version of Windriver because of the kernel in opensuse. Will using the driver from here work:

formatting link

Will it also allow me to use the board from Windows also?

Thanks again. Jay

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jaymode

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