Hi all, I have managed to get the Xilinx command line tools running on linux under wine, however last night while trying to program my device I hit a bit of a wall. After reading the archives of this group, I see that that the iMPACT tool won't run under linux.
I have a home made parallel III cable and am trying to program an XC9536 CPLD.
How are other people doing this?
Thanks so much for any help/advice you can provide, regards, James Fitzsimons
xilinx has released the native linux version.
Could you give me a link?
Thanks for that. Unfortunately it looks like this isn't available in the WebPack version for at least another month. Anyone got any other suggestions until then?
James wrote: : Hi all, : I have managed to get the Xilinx command line tools running on linux : under wine, however last night while trying to program my device I hit : a bit of a wall. After reading the archives of this group, I see that : that the iMPACT tool won't run under linux.
: I have a home made parallel III cable and am trying to program an : XC9536 CPLD.
: How are other people doing this?
NAXJP
can help.
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The ISE 6.1i WebPACK will be release at the end of September, but will not include Linux support. ISE BaseX, Alliance and Foundation do include native Linux, but only support the Multilinx cable until the 6.2i release in February.
Use a Windows machine for download.
Steve
We wrote a SVF player for our Chameleon POD. We have ported this SVF Player on Linux two weeks ago, and it works well. (SVF Player is a script placed in our Chameleon Programmer software
So, if you really need a Linux solution, we can have a SVF solution. Contact me directly for more on this issue.
Larry
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